Now open for its 18th season, Après at The Current brings a ski–inspired twist to Boston Seaport’s signature retail village. With boutiques wrapped in punchy patterns and playful shapes, this year’s theme blends cozy mountain vibes with a winter disco aesthetic. It’s nostalgic, unexpected, and 100% photogenic. This season’s nine pop-ups are all female-owned and fully gift-worthy. Shoppers can expect whimsical ornaments and holiday stationery, alongside cozy knits, creatively crafted handbags, authentic matcha, custom sweatshirts, cult-favorite cupcakes, candy-stuffed caviar tins, cheerful charms, and so much more. The Current is a unique shopping experience in the heart of Seaport.

Discover The Brands:
Archive Knitwear, Baked by Melissa, BROdenim, Coastal Caviar, Gus & Ruby, Joy Street Kids, Lucy and Jane Matcha, Min & Mon, and Sweetish Fish.

For more information on Après at The Current and this season’s brand lineup, visit The Current’s website and follow @atthecurrent on social media.
Open seven days a week. Monday–Saturday, 11:00am–7:00pm; Sunday, 12:00pm–6:00pm.
*Closed Thanksgiving Day & Christmas Day.*

The fifth annual Snowport Holiday Market Presented by Constant Contact returns to Boston Seaport, offering an unforgettable shopping and dining experience. Featuring over 125 small businesses, 88% of which are BIPOC- and/or women-owned—the market highlights a curated collection of gifts, apparel, home goods, and gourmet delights.

Guests can explore 20 festive food and beverage concepts, from luxe hot chocolate and handmade dumplings to après ski–style cocktails served at four themed bars: The Jingle Bar, The Dizzy Dreidel, Betty’s Bar, and The Blizzard Bar. Sip and snack under The Warming Tent by JetBlue. (The heated tent from JetBlue provides beer garden style seating and is also available for private and semi-private events.) The Snowport Scholarship Program also returns, offering funding, mentorship, and marketing support to 12 underrepresented small businesses supported by Constant Contact.

Beloved attractions include Presents Place by Citizens, Winter Wish Wall by Mass General Brigham Health Plan, and The Crafting Corner by The LEGO Group, along with live holiday music from Berklee College of Music artists every Monday night at The Stage by Mohegan Sun.

Timed-entry weekend tickets are available via the Seaport Insider App; walk-up admission is free daily. The Seaport Insider App is now available for download, offering exclusive access to additional offers, events, and promotions from Seaport retailers across the neighborhood. Learn more and plan your visit at bostonseaport.xyz/snowport.

Hours:
Open seven days a week. Monday–Thursday, 3:00pm–8:00pm. Friday and Saturday, 11:00am–9:00pm. Sunday, 11:00am–8:00pm.

During the peak holiday season (December 8 – December 28), the market will have extended hours:
Sunday–Thursday, 11:00am – 8:00pm. Friday and Saturday, 11:00am – 9:00pm. Closed Thanksgiving Day & Christmas Day.

Go ahead, and give it a curl. Enjoy complimentary iceless curling at Snowport along Harbor Way brought to you by Mass General Brigham Health Plan. Curlers can book daily curling outings with friends, or sign up for lessons. The North End Curling Club will provide complimentary Learn to Curl classes on select Saturdays from 2pm – 4pm. The Guest Services Gondola, staffed with Snowport ambassadors, will be on-hand to assist with activities. Reservations are made through the Seaport Insider app. Each time slot booking will provide you with one curling lane reservation for a group of up to eight people for 30 minutes.

“As part of our commitment to the community, we are very excited to once again be supporting the iceless curling lanes at Snowport,” said Stanley Hochberg, M.D., Chief Medical Officer, Mass General Brigham Health Plan. “This is a terrific, family-friendly activity that promotes health and wellness and creates more opportunities for people of all ages to get moving.”

Snowport Curling Lanes will be open seven days a week:
Monday–Thursday, 3:00pm–8:00pm
Friday and Saturday, 11:00am–9:00pm
Sunday, 11:00am–8:00pm

During the peak holiday season (December 8 – December 31) and winter vacation week (February 16 – 28), Snowport Curling Lanes will extend its hours:
Monday–Thursday, 11:00am–8:00pm
Friday and Saturday, 11:00am–9:00pm
Sunday, 11:00am–8:00pm

Learn to Curl Dates:
Select Saturdays from November 22, 2025 – February 21, 2026 from 2:00pm–4:00pm: November 22, November 29, December 13, December 20, January 10, January 24, February 7, February 21.

Snowport Curling Lanes will be closed on Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, and New Year’s Day.

In partnership with Christmas Tree 4 Me, the Snowport Tree Market is located down the block from the Holiday Market at 99 Autumn Lane, just off Harbor Way, selling holiday trees, wreaths, and kissing balls, as well as tree stands and lights. Shoppers will be able to purchase and load trees directly into their vehicles, or they can schedule a local delivery right to their homes. And at the end of the season, shoppers can schedule removal of their trees to be recycled with goat- and pig-powered recycling.

Open seven days a week.
Monday–Thursday, 11:00am–8:00pm; Friday–Sunday, 9:00am–8:00pm.
Closed Thanksgiving Day.

On Friday, December 5, Boston’s largest holiday tree, standing 52 feet tall and adorned with over 10,000 twinkling lights, will be lit at this magical event. Light Up Seaport Presented by Citizens is a highly anticipated celebration marking the ninth annual Seaport tree lighting and promises an evening of festive cheer and live entertainment on Seaport Common.

“Snowport has become a must-experience winter tradition for the local community and Citizens is committed to helping attendees create holiday moments that matter,” said Mark Valentino, Head of Business Banking at Citizens. “Light Up Seaport brings the community together year after year and shines a light on what makes Boston home.”

The program, hosted by Cheermeisters Ashlee Feldman & Herv JeanBaptiste, will feature performances on Seaport Common by Lourde Childs, The Gracenotes, and additional surprise acts. Don’t miss a special meet-and-greet with Betty the Yeti at Betty’s Blizzard Bluff in The Superette Courtyard. Make sure you stop by the Seaport Insider tent, also in The Superette, to receive a Betty the Yeti beanie if you are a Seaport Insider VIP.

For more details and to RSVP, visit bostonseaport.xyz/snowport.

Join us for an afternoon of seasonal splendor. Think twinkling décor, one-of-a-kind shopping, and holiday indulgences across Seaport. Shop stores like STAUD, Brave Daughters, Injeanius, Little Words Project, Blu Dot, SoulCycle and more soon-to-be-revealed favorites. Enjoy in-store moments from exclusive promotions and surprise giveaways to live music and a photobooth near Boston’s biggest tree. Plus, an appearance from Snowport’s very own, Betty the Yeti.

Start your stroll at the Snowport gondola on Harbor Way. Check in with a Seaport Ambassador to grab a limited-edition Seaport Stroll Tote (with the Seaport Insider app). While supplies last.

A full list of shops, treats, and moments are coming soon.

Seaport will celebrate Hanukkah with a special Menorah Lighting celebration in partnership with Chabad of Downtown Boston on Sunday, December 21. Guests will be treated to traditional treats including kosher jelly donuts and chocolate gelt.

For more details and to RSVP, visit bostonseaport.xyz/snowport.

After a summer of rest and relaxation in the Himalayas, Betty the Yeti, Snowport’s lovable mascot, is back for the winter season, ready for selfies and photos with her fans. Seaport’s star celebrity will make special appearances throughout the neighborhood as she settles into her home at Blizzard Bluff, located in The Superette, named Boston’s Best Outdoor Shopping Complex by Boston Magazine.

Various proceeds from Betty’s activities will support 826 Boston, a nonprofit writing and tutoring center located in Egleston Square, dedicated to supporting students ages 6–18 with their creative writing skills. There are several ways to experience the magic of Betty the Yeti this winter:

CeleBETTY Sightings: Catch Betty on select days throughout her stay in Snowport. Sign up to meet her here.
Betty the Yeti Merch: Shop shirts, plushies, and beanies at the Holiday Market or online, with all proceeds going to 826 Boston.
Betty’s Booklet, ‘Bigfoot & Betty: A Tale of Two Yetis’: Receive a collection of stories written by 826 Boston students with every merch purchase, also available to read online.
Betty the Yeti Cocktail / Mocktail Crawl: Sip for a cause with a Betty-inspired cocktail or mocktail, available at participating locations throughout the Seaport such as Borrachito, Nowon, F1 Arcade, Puttshack, and more restaurants to be announced soon. Pick up a crawl card, collect a stamp at each stop, and earn a prize along the way. For every Betty cocktail sold, Seaport will donate $1 to 826 Boston, a local nonprofit dedicated to youth literacy. Don’t forget to tag @seaportbos to share your festive favorites.

This holiday season, Ballers – Boston’s newest hospitality-driven social sports venue – opens in the Seaport with 30,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor space designed for play, connection, and wintertime energy. At the heart of the experience is an innovative synthetic ice skating rink, made possible by eco-friendly Swiss Glice® technology, a smooth, waterless surface that lets guests glide under twinkling lights without the chill of traditional ice. Surrounded by cozy firepits, private igloos, and seasonal treats like hot chocolate and s’mores, the rink offers a fresh twist on classic winter fun.

Ballers also debuts three professional-grade padel courts, among the first in the city, open for year-round play with leagues, clinics, open sessions, lessons, and tournaments for players of all levels. With space for private events and a vibrant programming calendar, Ballers is set to be a Seaport staple for both spirited competition and laid-back socializing. For more information, visit ballers-us.com or follow @ballers.social.sports.

Island Creek Oysters, the nationally acclaimed Duxbury Bay oyster farm, is reimagining its Island Creek Raw Bar in Boston’s Seaport into a warm and inviting winter retreat. Inspired by the charm of its iconic Duxbury location, the Raw Bar will feature cozy outdoor seating complete with warm blankets and heat lamps—perfect for enjoying fresh oysters all season long.

Located at 99 Autumn Lane at Harbor Way, the Raw Bar continues to serve up Island Creek’s celebrated oysters grown by founder Skip Bennett, along with hand-packed caviar and tinned fish from its New Bedford cannery. Guests can look forward to fan favorites like the Raw Bar’s Super Lump Crab Roll and Caviar Dog, along with comforting warm dishes perfect for the season, including Lobster Mac & Cheese, Crab Bisque, and Truffle Grilled Cheese. A Kid’s Menu for the littlest Snowport goers makes the Raw Bar an ideal destination for the entire family.

The 20,000-square-foot venue will keep its signature coastal look while adding wintry touches and a layout designed for lingering before or after exploring Seaport’s shops. Visitors can also stop by the merch shack for Island Creek gear and cold-weather essentials.

Seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis, with semi-private event bookings available by emailing rawbarseaport@islandcreekoysters.com. Follow The Island Creek Raw Bar, @rawbar_seaport.

Seaport will again participate in the Boston Harbor Now New Year’s Eve Ice Sculpture Stroll. This special full-day celebration will feature several large-scale ice sculptures, including one of Betty the Yeti and others throughout the neighborhood for all to enjoy.

Betty the Yeti Sculpture at One Seaport Courtyard, 60 Seaport Blvd. Boston, MA 02210
Snowport Photoframe at Seaport Common, 100 Seaport Blvd. Boston, MA 02210
Stacks of Ice Cold Gifts at The Superette Courtyard, 70 Pier 4 Blvd. Boston, MA 02210
Amazon Photoframe at 111 Harbor Way, Boston, MA 02210
Foundation Medicine Photoframe at The Summer Street Steps, 395 Congress St. Boston, MA 02210
And many more throughout the neighborhood — Boston Harbor Now New Year’s Eve Stroll