Join us for a festive shopping experience inspired by the holiday markets of France.

Come in from the cold and join us for our 19th annual Marché de Noël, a beloved Boston tradition. Visit our seasonally-decorated Beaux Arts-style mansion, sip on complimentary mulled wine or apple cider, and shop our beautiful array of French-inspired jewelry, housewares, French books, gourmet treats, and more. There's something for everyone on your list!

Remember to enter our FREE raffle for a chance to win a fabulous gift for you or your loved ones.

Free for members and children under the age of 10, $5 for non-members. Members must present an email from Bruna, our membership manager for free admission and to take advantage of discounts offered by our merchants.
Please note: in order to ensure a safe and fun event for all, all bags will be inspected. Backpacks and strollers will be prohibited.

Become a French Library Member so you can enjoy the many benefits of membership on the day of Le Marché and throughout the year. Memberships can be purchased in advance either online or during Le Marché. Our memberships also make great gifts for the Francophiles in your life!

This year's fine merchants and artisans include Louis Sel, Blackstone's, Boutique de Soie, Gordon's wine, Ouimillie, Olive and Branch, Liza d'Hennesy, Za'atar Road and more!

 
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Photos from previous Marchés de Noël

Upcoming Events

Friday, November 13, 2026

Seeking opportunities to speak French? Join us for our popular members-only conversation gathering.

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Library Book Sale - November 2026

New and used books in French

Saturday, November 14, 2026

Browse hundreds of books in French, with prices starting at $1 during our biannual book sale. There are not many opportunities to find French books at such a good price in the area, so don't miss your chance to stock up!

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Monday, November 16, 2026

Join French-Swiss-Korean author Elisa Shua Dusapin for a conversation about her acclaimed new novel, The Old Fire, and her distinctive literary voice.

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