Santa, Shopping, and Smiles: Your Guide to the Old Bus Depot Market’s Super Christmas Fun

Two children decorating a Christmas tree together, one placing a decoration while the other watches, with stockings hung in the background.
Image source: Photo by Paige Cody on Unsplash

The Old Bus Depot Markets are a legendary part of Canberra life. They offer a weekend tradition that many families already adore. But when December rolls around, the markets become pure Christmas magic! We are talking about the famous Super Christmas Sunday event. This special market day is an absolute must-do for any family living in or visiting the ACT this holiday season.

Guess what? Santa Claus is coming to town! You can bring the whole crew down for memorable Family Photos with Santa. He will be ready for smiles and wish lists all day long. This is the perfect chance to skip the chaotic mall lines. You can capture that classic Christmas moment in a fun, local setting instead.

Does your family include a furry friend? Good news! The markets also host Pet Photos with Santa. Grab your beloved cat or dog and get an unforgettable picture. It is a unique Canberra activity that adds extra cheer to your album. It is also an amazing way to support a great local cause, as the photos benefit the Canberra Street Cat Alliance.

Beyond the pictures, the market itself is a delightful experience. The Old Bus Depot Markets are famous for their high-quality handcrafts and unique wares. You can wander through the vibrant aisles together. Children can help pick out special, unique gifts for teachers, grandparents, or cousins.

Maybe you need a beautifully handcrafted decoration for the tree? You might even find a gorgeous, fresh Christmas tree to take home for the house. This day is about more than just shopping. It is about soaking up that festive, buzzing atmosphere with your loved ones. Make sure you circle the date. This Super Christmas Sunday is the perfect Canberra day out to kick off your family’s holiday countdown.



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