Houston Ballet Nutcracker Market is returning to NRG Center later this year, including in-person shopping
The products seen at the Nutcracker Market on Nov. 14, 2019.
HOUSTON – One of Houston’s most popular shopping experiences is returning this year in full force.
Celebrating their 40th anniversary this holiday season, Houston Ballet’s Nutcracker Market will return for in-person shopping. The event went virtual last year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
According to its website, this year’s market will take place at NRG Center Nov. 11-14, with preview days included.
Tickets to the market will be valid one-day only and will go on sale beginning Aug. 16 via Ticketmaster and at participating H-E-B stores starting October 11. Group ticket sales are also available for a discount.
All ticket sales are final and proceeds will support Houston Ballet Foundation and scholarships.
Merchant applications and volunteer applications are now open. Click here to learn more .
For more information on this year’s event, click here.
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