A Christmas market is taking place at one of the oldest restaurants in the country all weekend.

L’Auberge Saint-Gabriel is offering Montrealers a little bit of everything just in time for the holidays, including trees, ornaments, reefs, treats, food, and gifts — all locally made and sourced.

The historic restaurant’s 1st annual Marché du Noel kicked off on Thursday and will shine bright through until Sunday evening.

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Local artisans who have set up shop at the market include:

• Alambika
• Atelier Sauvageon
• Beauties Lab
• Brasserie Amiral
• Charton Hobbs Quebec
• Girl Crush Gang
• Jardin Dépôt
• La Vieille Europe
• Maison Stoï
• Bramucci
• Palo
• Selv Rituels
• Summer memories
• Wise

 

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L’Auberge Saint-Gabriel’s 266 years of service has garnered the distinction of being the oldest still-functioning restaurant in the country.

If you’re looking for a unique Christmas market this season, one that’s housed in a 266-year-old former inn is probably a smart place to start.