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Quick answer: The church holiday craft fairs and bazaars confirmed in Morris County for 2026 are St. Ann’s Fall Festival and Craft Fair in Parsippany (Nov. 13 and 14), the Gifts of Conscience Holiday Market in Morristown (Nov. 22), the Union Hill Presbyterian Church Vendor Fair in Denville (Nov. 28) and the Morristown Christmas Market at Assumption Church (Dec. 4 to 6).
Updated October 2026 by the Shop Morris County team
Some of the best craft fairs in NJ are not in convention centers. They are in church halls, school gyms and firehouse bays right here in Morris County, where volunteers set up tables of handmade gifts, bake sales and tricky trays, and every purchase helps a parish, a congregation or a local cause. We put together this guide to the holiday craft fairs and bazaars hosted by churches, schools and fire companies around the county this season, and we only list a fair once its host has posted the 2026 date. Bookmark this page, because we keep it updated as more fairs are announced.
Looking for the bigger outdoor holiday markets instead? Our guide to Christmas markets in NJ covers the German Christmas Market, CraftMorristown, farm markets and more. And for year round gift shopping, browse our list of the best boutiques in Morris County.
Holiday Craft Fairs in Morris County, NJ: 2026 Dates
Here are the church, school and firehouse craft fairs confirmed so far, in date order. Hours and details come straight from each host, so check their page before you go in case anything changes.
St. Ann’s Fall Festival, Ministry and Craft Fair, Parsippany (Friday, Nov. 13 and Saturday, Nov. 14)
The Community of St. Ann Church hosts its 15th annual Fall Festival, Ministry and Craft Fair at St. Ann Parish, 781 Smith Road in Parsippany. Hours are 5 to 9 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 13, and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 14, and admission is free. Expect 44 tables of vendors with new and handmade crafts, a bake sale, tricky trays and wine cork pulls on both days, a 50/50, and orders for Christmas greenery, which makes it a great early stop for wreaths and holiday decor. Details are in the event listing.
Gifts of Conscience Holiday Market, Morristown (Sunday, Nov. 22)
Morristown Unitarian Universalist Fellowship fills Chu Family Hall, 21 Normandy Heights Road in Morristown, with its Gifts of Conscience Holiday Market from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 22. Admission is free, and the vendors are local and global nonprofits and social justice partners, so this is the fair to visit if you like gifts that give back. See the Fellowship’s announcement.
Union Hill Presbyterian Church Vendor Fair, Denville (Saturday, Nov. 28)
The Saturday after Thanksgiving, Union Hill Presbyterian Church, 427 Franklin Road in Denville, hosts its Vendor Fair from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Nov. 28. A variety of artisans and local businesses will be selling, and the church reports that every vendor spot is already filled, so expect a full room. It is a nice small business alternative to the mall on Small Business Saturday. Details are on the church’s events page. Planning the rest of that weekend? Our Thanksgiving open and closed guide has holiday hours around the county.
Morristown Christmas Market at Assumption Church, Morristown (Friday, Dec. 4 to Sunday, Dec. 6)
Now in its 16th year, the Morristown Christmas Market takes over Rauscher Hall at Assumption Church, 91 Maple Avenue in Morristown. Hours are 1 to 6 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 4, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 5, and 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 6, with parking behind the church. Shop local artisans, handmade African crafts, specialty vendors and holiday treats, and know that every purchase supports two Morristown based charities working in Africa. Details are on the market’s website, and you will find more December markets in our Christmas markets guide.
More Holiday Shopping Events in Morris County
Mount Tabor Craft Market (Saturday, Nov. 7). More than 25 local artisans set up inside the historic Tabernacle in Mount Tabor, Parsippany, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Read our Mount Tabor Craft Market guide.
CraftMorristown and other holiday markets (December). For the larger juried shows and outdoor markets, see our full guide to Christmas markets in NJ.
Tips for Shopping Church and School Craft Fairs
- Go early for the bake sale. Homemade cookies, breads and pies are often the first tables to sell out.
- Bring cash. Many vendors take cards, but tricky trays, 50/50s and bake sales usually run on cash.
- Bring a tote. Church halls rarely have carts, and you will want a bag for fragile ornaments.
- Ask about custom orders. Many crafters take orders for personalized gifts with enough lead time before Christmas.
- Check the host page before you go. Volunteer run fairs sometimes adjust hours or add rain plans.
More in Morris County: things to do this weekend, fall festivals and fairs, Christmas markets in NJ and the best boutiques in Morris County.
Frequently Asked Questions
What craft fairs are in Morris County, NJ this holiday season?
Confirmed church fairs for 2026 include St. Ann’s Fall Festival and Craft Fair in Parsippany on Nov. 13 and 14, the Gifts of Conscience Holiday Market in Morristown on Nov. 22, the Union Hill Presbyterian Church Vendor Fair in Denville on Nov. 28 and the Morristown Christmas Market at Assumption Church on Dec. 4 to 6.
Are church craft fairs free to attend?
Most are. St. Ann’s and the Gifts of Conscience market both list free admission. Check each host’s page for the latest details.
When do holiday craft fairs start in New Jersey?
In Morris County the season starts in early November, with the Mount Tabor Craft Market on Nov. 7, and runs through mid December, when most church and school bazaars wrap up.
How do I get my church, school or firehouse fair listed?
Send the date, hours, address and a link to your event page through our contact page and we will add it once the details are posted.
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