On December 23rd and 24th, 2025, the city of Cap-Haïtien will light up like never before for an exceptional event: the Moël Christmas Market, organized by Sakapfet OKAP.
A magical event that promises a festive atmosphere, local discoveries, unique gifts, and unforgettable moments with family.
If you’re looking for things to do in Cap-Haïtien at Christmas, this event is a MUST-SEE.
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The Christmas Market is the ideal place to find original, local, and authentic gifts. You will discover a wide variety of products:
- Personalized gift sets
- Local delicacies
- Gift baskets
- Books and toys
- Christmas decorations
- Clothing
- Accessories
- Jewelry
- Handicrafts
- Nutritional products
- Perfumes
- Beauty products
An excellent alternative to imported gifts: give local, give unique.
The Christmas Market isn’t just about shopping, it’s a complete experience:
- Tasting of local specialties and Christmas treats
- Purchase of handcrafted gifts and handmade products
- Creative workshops: decoration, crafts, painting
- Musical entertainment and outdoor shows
- Photobooths and festive decorations for the whole family
- Christmas stories for young and old
- Discovering local creators and talents
- Play areas dedicated to children
- Magical lighting of the Christmas lights
- Warm moments to share with family or friends Friends
A friendly, festive, and decidedly Cap-Haïtien atmosphere.
Are you an artisan, creator, entrepreneur, or project leader?
Here’s why exhibiting at the Moël Christmas Market is a golden opportunity:
- Showcase your creations to a wide audience
- Highlight your local expertise
- Discover a new and dynamic market
- Increase your sales during the holiday season
- Create connections with other artisans
- Enjoy a festive and welcoming atmosphere
- Test new products live
- Gain visibility in the local market
- Participate in a positive cultural initiative
- Contribute to the creative economy of Cap-Haïtien
- An excellent lever for developing your brand locally.
To exhibit, participate, or obtain more information:
Contact the organizers: +509 3283 8383
The Moël Christmas Market in Cap-Haïtien, organized by Sakapfet OKAP, promises to be one of the flagship events of the end of 2025.
Between traditions, creativity, local commerce, and the magic of Christmas, everything is in place for a unique experience.
Save the dates: December 23 and 24, 2025
Invite your loved ones
Come celebrate Christmas differently, in the heart of Cap-Haïtien
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