8 Pop-ups and Bazaars to Visit in Metro Manila this Holiday 2026
Karolina Grabowska
These holiday markets offer a variety of gifts for everyone on your list this season of giving.
What is the holiday season without the pop-ups and bazaars that almost fill up the remaining days of the year? Whether it’s a simple celebration or a place to shop for gifts for your loved ones, there are plenty of options to explore. Here are some of the fairs shaping this year’s festivities.
Paskomiket 2026
What: Local independent creators assemble to sell handmade art prints, stationery, and original merchandise.
Where: Megatrade Hall 1, SM Megamall
When: November 14 to 15, 2026
Why: It directly finances independent Filipino artists while providing non-mass-produced gifts.
For more information, check out Komiket PH’s official Instagram page.
Noel Bazaar
What: The country’s longest-running retail shopping expo brings together hundreds of small business vendors under one roof.
Where: World Trade Center, Pasay (November 25 to 30) and The Filinvest Tent, Alabang (December 17 to 20)
When: November 25 to 30 and December 17 to 20, 2026
Why: It consolidates bulk fashion, toy, and decor inventory in a single location, making high-volume holiday shopping efficient and affordable.
For more information, check out Noel Bazaar’s official Instagram page.
World Bazaar Festival
What: Metro Manila’s largest indoor Christmas charity market combines consumer booths with food stalls and live shows.
Where: World Trade Center, Pasay
When: December 11 to 20, 2026
Why: A portion of all shopping receipts and entrance fees funds long-term social welfare programs run by the ABS-CBN Foundation.
For more information, check out World Bazaar Festival’s official Instagram page.
Katutubo Pop-up Market
What: Regional weavers and design houses display native textiles, contemporary FilipinianaFilipinianaThe umbrella term for traditional Philippine attire, most often referring to formal dress for women, such as the terno and Maria Clara gown, and the barong Tagalog for men. FilipinianaGo to Filipiniana Glossary, and handcrafted lifestyle accessories.
Where: Bench Tower, 30th St. corner Rizal Drive, BGC
When: November 26 to 29, 2026
Why: It helps preserve Indigenous weaving traditions by connecting regional artisan communities directly with urban consumer markets.
For more information, check out Katutubo Pop-up Market’s official Instagram page.
Presente by ArteFino
What: High-end local brands gather for a seasonal showcase focused on Philippine design and sustainable craftsmanship.
Where: The Fifth at Rockwell, Makati (November 26 to 29) and Alabang Town Center (December 10 to 13)
When: November 26 to 29 and December 10 to 13, 2026
Why: It promotes slow fashionSlow FashionAn approach that favors buying fewer, better-made garments designed to last, in contrast to the quick turnover of fast fashion. Slow fashion values quality, timeless design, repair, and responsible production,Go to Slow Fashion Glossary and ethical production by highlighting local materials over fast-fashion imports.
For more information, check out ArteFino’s official Instagram page.
Designers’ Holiday Bazaar
What: Curators present an exclusive market featuring luxury Filipino home decor, fashion items, and premium giftware.
Where: Ayala Museum ground floor
When: November 27 to December 6, 2026
Why: All market proceeds directly fund educational scholarships and arts preservation programs managed by the Ayala Foundation.
For more information, check out Designers’ Holiday Bazaar’s official Instagram page.
The Good Trade
What: A zero-waste lifestyle fair offers eco-friendly household goods, plastic-free products, and low-impact merchandise.
Where: Greenbelt 5 Amphitheater, Makati.
When: November 19 to 22 and December 10 to 13, 2026
Why: It provides low-waste shopping options that reduce the environmental footprint typical of holiday packaging and plastic waste.
For more information, check out The Good Trade’s official Instagram page.
Flair Pop-Up
What: A rotating lifestyle market presents curated collections of boutique apparel, cosmetics, and seasonal gift products.
Where: Rockwell Makati (November 13 to 15), SMX Aura BGC (December 5 to 6), ATC Alabang (December 18-20).
When: November 13 to 15, December 5 to 6, and December 18 to 20
Why: It gives emerging local fashion and cosmetics micro-brands direct market access without the overhead cost of permanent retail space.
For more information, check out Flair Pop-up’s official Instagram page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Noel Bazaar first started in 2001 as a holiday shopping and Christmas charity event.
Paskomiket is the annual Christmas-themed edition of Komiket PH where comic creators, illustrators, and printmakers interact with consumers.
Komiket PH is a non-profit organization and advocacy group that promotes Filipino komiks and independent artists.
The Katutubo Pop-Up Market showcases Filipino-made products, local craftsmanship, and traditional designs.
The World Bazaar Festival is considered the largest indoor Christmas market in the country due to its large-scale venue setup and massive exhibitor turnout.