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The 6 best holiday markets to shop in NYC

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NYC’s bustling holiday markets are stuffed with stocking surprises — from handmade presents to tasty artisanal treats. Here are our favorite festive finds!

Grand Central Terminal

Vanderbilt Hall, 89 E. 42nd St.
Open daily through Dec. 24
grandcentralterminal.com

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At Grand Central Terminal, artist Sigal de-Mayo lets you carry the city everywhere you go with Italian leather clutches, money clips, gloves and wallets that she’s emblazoned with iconic NYC scenes. From $35 to $350 at insiders1.com.Tamara Beckwith/NY Post
Tiny tots will adore the “Spherovelo” early rider, equipped with two tip-resistant spheres — it’s the sippy cup of bicycles. $99 at toytoise.com.Tamara Beckwith/NY Post
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Hats by Emma keeps your noggin toboggan-ready with elaborately sculpted toppers — this one took owner Emma Jhu more than 10 hours to create. $480 at emmacompany.com.Tamara Beckwith/NY Post
Swarovski crystals and glittery accents give a dusting of stylish glamour to Verrier Boutique’s handcrafted cheeky cards and jolly prints. From $8 to $200 at verrierboutique.com.Tamara Beckwith/NY Post
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Artists & Fleas

70 N. Seventh St., Williamsburg
Open Saturdays and Sundays through Jan. 5
artistsandfleas.com

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Wrap up a necklace for a joyeux Noël — this charmer from the BQE brings a bit of Brooklyn close to your sweetie’s heart. $30 at thebqe.etsy.com.Christian Johnston
Give your secret Santa a marshmallow world this winter, with a pack of ’mallows in playful flavors like banana pudding, peppermint bark and good old PB&J. $6.50 for a pack of six at squishmarshmallows.com.Christian Johnston
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North Pole calling South Pole! This wood and cork iPhone case from designer Sean Kwac keeps holiday greetings merry and bright. $36 at blissfulcaseny.com.Christian Johnston
It’s a very gothic Christmas at Coreterno, where Michealangelo Branceto and Francella Ronche (New Yorkers by way of Rome) offer candles and tees with a Victorian-meets-hipster twist. From $30 to $50 at coreterno.com.Christian Johnston
Ring in the New Year with Selma+Joe’s edgy brass handcuff bauble, designed by Amanda Forman. $150 at selmaandjoe.com.Christian Johnston
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Brooklyn Night Bazaar

165 Banker St., Greenpoint
Open Friday and Saturday year-round from 7 p.m. to 1 a.m.
bkbazaar.com

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Knotted up with holiday stress? Treat yourself to a decadent snack from Sigmund’s Pretzels, like this one drizzled in Gruyere and paprika. $4 at sigmundnyc.com.Christian Johnston
Garden lovers’ hearts will grow three sizes when they unwrap a carved cork and crystal living necklace from PDA Planters — they can be dangled from your neck or hung by the fire. $40 at pdaplanters.com.Christian Johnston
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’Tis the season for eating! At Tuk-Tuk Go, Graham Hill serves up savory Thai-Singaporean pancakes, stuffed with everything from chili pork and papaya salad to banana and Nutella. $5 each at tuktukgo.com.Christian Johnston
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Bryant Park

Between 40th and 42nd Streets and Fifth and Sixth Avenues
Open daily through Dec. 24
bryantpark.org

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Argentina-born and Brooklyn-based artist BNS reimagines iconic pop art using old newspapers and spray paint — his “Post No Bills” piece brings Bill Gates, Bill Murray and Bill Clinton together in a sly homage to Run-DMC. $260 at bnsbns.com.Tamara Beckwith/NY Post
Keisha Hamilton browses the Artisans of New York shop in Bryant Park, hoping to deck her dinner table with vibrant fused-glass dishes, coasters and décor, designed by Lisa Mott. $20 to $2,200 at artisansofny.com.Tamara Beckwith/NY Post
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Cuddle up for a long winter’s nap with this North Pole-worthy onesie designed for grown-ups — complete with a hood and a (thoughtful) trap door in the back. $58 at thesnoozeshack.com.Tamara Beckwith/NY Post
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Donna Karan Urban Zen Holiday Market

Stephen Weiss studios, 711 Greenwich St.
Open daily through Jan. 4
urbanzen.org
Designer Donna Karan gives back during the holiday season with this nonprofit market that showcases handcrafted pieces from around the world, with all sales going directly to the artisans (from Haiti, Tibet, Bali, Thailand and beyond) who made them. From $12 to $15,000 at urbanzen.org.

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Haitian tobacco leaf vases are perfect for displaying holiday floral sprays ($45 to $90).Brian Zak/NY Post
This merry messenger bag was made out of recycled fire hoses by Haitian designers Elvis & Kresse ($345).Brian Zak/NY Post
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Wood beam and Swarovski chandelier ($8,000).Brian Zak/NY Post
Keep a 3-D eye on your elves with these aluminum “nocuous rift” iPhone goggles ($4,799).Brian Zak/NY Post
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Union Square

Southwest corner of Union Square Park
Open daily through Dec. 24
unionsquarenyc.org

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Trim your tree with stylish succulent ornaments that live on after the holidays for a fresh start to the New Year. $35 each at 4mula.com.Tamara Beckwith/NY Post
Festive fashionistas will fawn over Paola Delgado’s brilliant “Bam” bracelets, crafted with tagua tree seeds ethically harvested from Peru’s Amazon rain forest. $38 each at mujus.com.Tamara Beckwith/NY Post
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Get in the holiday spirit with aromatic aftershave that’s cleverly packaged in a dapper flask. $25 at themenssoapshop.com.Tamara Beckwith/NY Post
At the Angelic Glass shop in Union Square, Jacob Colon sells nifty cheeseboards made from stretched vintage wine bottles — perfect for toasting your hosts this holiday season. $30 each at angelicglass.net.Tamara Beckwith/NY Post
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