The Stanley Christmas Market will return to the waterfront on December 18, with seven days of trading across the festive period. Visitors can head to the ground floor and Amphitheatre at Stanley Plaza from December 18–20 and 24–27, between noon and 9pm each day.
More Than 100 Stalls at Last Year’s Christmas Market
Last December’s Merry Gingermas market ran for 10 days, from December 19 to 28, and closed at 8pm. It occupied the Amphitheatre, nearby public areas and Murray House, with more than 100 stalls. Shoppers could browse handmade goods, creative gifts and seasonal food around the seafront.
Food was a major part of the 2025 edition, with more than 30 participating food brands, including Madness Family, which served ginger milk curd gelato, and Donut Demo, which prepared gingerbread-themed mochi doughnuts. CurryBoy, Fisholic and German food vendor Biergarten were also among the names, alongside pop-up deli Jacques n Grill. The ginger theme extended to a bar serving ginger-based drinks.
Visitors could also explore the Ginger Gallery at Murray House, which showcased work by emerging local artists. The Society for Abandoned Animals ran a charity stall in Stanley Plaza’s fourth-floor Pet Zone, while live performances added to the programme.
The 2025 market also arranged free shuttle buses between Admiralty and Stanley Plaza every 30 minutes during designated hours.
How to Get to Stanley Christmas Market 2026
Those attractions and shuttle arrangements have not yet been confirmed for 2026. The organiser has also not released this year’s theme, final stall count or entertainment timetable. For now, visitors can reach Stanley on regular buses 6, 6X and 260, with services stopping at Stanley Village.
The market will be closed from December 21 to 23 between its two runs. For more updates, check Stanley Plaza’s official Instagram account @stanleyplazahk.
For more festive events around the city, explore The HK HUB’s Christmas guides, covering seasonal markets, light displays and other celebrations across Hong Kong.
Header Image Credit: Stanley Plaza