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Chi Omega Christmas Market Tickets On Sale for 49th Year

One of the season’s most beloved holiday traditions arrives to support nine nonprofits
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PHOTO: George Fiala

It’s time to put away those swimsuits and start bundling up because it’s time to get your tickets for the Chi Omega Christmas Market.

The 49th-annual fundraiser and shopping event is coming to town November 19-22 with a whole host of gifts in-store. 

The market will be held on the 11th floor of the Dallas World Trade Center at 2050 N. Stemmons Freeway.

Since the event started i 1978, it’s raised more than $12 million to support 157 Dallas beneficiaries, focusing on the arts, civic, education, health, and welfare. Additionally, these funds raised will support collegiate scholarships.

The 2026 beneficiaries include:  

  • Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center 
  • Dallas Theater Center 
  • Equest 
  • Family Gateway 
  • Juliette Fowler Communities 
  • Make-A-Wish North Texas 
  • Readers 2 Leaders 
  • The Senior Source 
  • Vickery Trading Company 

The market is a premier shopping destination, and the holiday season is expected to welcome 10,000 shoppers and a wide variety of curated gifts available from over 200 merchants. For every age, style, and occasion, guests can explore a wide range of fashion for the family, glistening jewelry, entertainment essentials, and plenty of sports gear. 

For the kids waiting to see Santa and his little helpers come to town, they’ll be making special appearances throughout the event to add to the festivities.

From classic items and brand-new finds, the Chi Omega Christmas Market offers everyone a chance to grab something off their Christmas list thanks to their dedicated volunteers, merchants, sponsors, and patrons.

To purchase tickets to the event and to learn even more about the market, visit their website for more details.

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Jake Wilkinson is a summer 2026 People Newspapers editorial intern. He is a rising senior at the University of North Texas and formerly volunteered for the student newspaper on campus during the summer semester. After finishing a spring internship at UNT’s police station, he's ready to bring his experience covering community journalism to Dallas. Jake is a big film and entertainment industry fan, and originally from Oahu, Hawaii.
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