A German Christmas Market Featuring a 112-Foot Ferris Wheel Is Adding Another Georgia Location

The Atlanta Christkindl Market will operate in Lawrenceville and Senoia next month.

Written By Riya Singh
A scene from a previous Atlanta Christkindl Market (Image credit: Bruce Johnson)

The Atlanta Christkindl Market is expanding to two locations in metro Atlanta this holiday season. It will be located in Lawrenceville and Senoia next month. The market will offer traditional German Christmas food, crafts, and more.

Atlanta Christkindl Market Adds Senoia Location for 2026

The Atlanta Christkindl Market opens at Lawrenceville Lawn on November 20 and debuts in Senoia on November 27. The market is known for bringing authentic traditions of Germany’s centuries-old Christmas markets to metro Atlanta. It will open in Senoia for the first time this year.

The market will operate at Lawrenceville Lawn, located at 210 Luckie Street, from November 20 through December 24. The market is expected to feature around 100 booths representing 70 to 80 vendors. Visitors can enjoy a large entertainment stage, a 112-foot Ferris wheel, children’s activities, and appearances by Santa Claus. German ornament retailer Käthe Wohlfahrt will also return.

The new Senoia market will be located at 158 Seavy Street near the historic Main Street. It will operate from November 27 through December 24. The market will feature around 50 booths and approximately 35 vendors. A traditional German Christmas pyramid, measuring 15 to 20 feet tall, will serve as its centerpiece.

The Lawrenceville market will offer a larger, livelier experience. Meanwhile, the Senoia market will provide a smaller setting that highlights the town’s historic downtown and small-town atmosphere.

The market will be closed on Thanksgiving, November 26, and reopen on November 27. Admission to the market and parking will be free.

What to Expect at the Market

Both markets will feature traditional German Christmas market offerings. This will include handcrafted ornaments, holiday decorations, jewelry, toys, and other gifts.

Food and drink options will include bratwurst, chimney cakes, raclette, roasted nuts, hot chocolate, and Glühwein, which is a traditional German mulled wine. Visitors can also shop from local artisans, with some vendors appearing at both locations and others unique to each market.

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Riya Singh is a writer, editor, and poet with a background in literature and journalism. She has the passion and knowledge to create content tailored to this niche, with a strong interest in the intersections of psychology, storytelling, and human behavior.
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