The Christmas market at Lucketts in Leesburg

[Anonymous]

Does anyone know if it’s open? The website is very confusing as it lists ticket for an event through December 15th, but if you just want to wander around outside and in a couple of stores, is it open? Last time we went they had cute photo ops and hot cocoa outside with a nice Christmas vibe.
Thanks!

[Anonymous]

Lucketts isn’t in Leesburg. It is a separate town.

Dunno if it is open.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Lucketts isn’t in Leesburg. It is a separate town.

Dunno if it is open.

What a waste of a post. You obviously knew what she meant, and it is basically Leesburg, if not technically.

[Anonymous]

Yes, it's still open. The Holiday House on the property is what required a ticket. The Holiday House usually contains the more upscale gifts/decorations. I paid for it one year and wasn't impressed. I haven't been impressed with its offerings since they started charging for entrance, tbh.

We went this past weekend but didn't pay for the Holiday House portion. We strolled through the other vendors and took photos at the photo-op locations. They also had food trucks there. I'm not sure if the food trucks are there other than on Fri-Sun, though.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Lucketts isn’t in Leesburg. It is a separate town.

Dunno if it is open.

What a waste of a post. You obviously knew what she meant, and it is basically Leesburg, if not technically.

The Lucketts Store is indeed in Leesburg not Lucketts.

Their address is 42350 Lucketts Rd., Leesburg VA 20176.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Lucketts isn’t in Leesburg. It is a separate town.

Dunno if it is open.

What a waste of a post. You obviously knew what she meant, and it is basically Leesburg, if not technically.

NP. Maybe Lucketts residents are tired of being considered basically Leesburg.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Lucketts isn’t in Leesburg. It is a separate town.

Dunno if it is open.

What a waste of a post. You obviously knew what she meant, and it is basically Leesburg, if not technically.

NP. Maybe Lucketts residents are tired of being considered basically Leesburg.

Maybe the picky Lucketts residents should keep to their selves in Lucketts and stop coming to Leesburg and clogging up our roads. Oh, wait. They can't because they have nothing in Lucketts, not even a grocery store.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Lucketts isn’t in Leesburg. It is a separate town.

Dunno if it is open.

What a waste of a post. You obviously knew what she meant, and it is basically Leesburg, if not technically.

NP. Maybe Lucketts residents are tired of being considered basically Leesburg.

Too bad. They are.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes, it's still open. The Holiday House on the property is what required a ticket. The Holiday House usually contains the more upscale gifts/decorations. I paid for it one year and wasn't impressed. I haven't been impressed with its offerings since they started charging for entrance, tbh.

We went this past weekend but didn't pay for the Holiday House portion. We strolled through the other vendors and took photos at the photo-op locations. They also had food trucks there. I'm not sure if the food trucks are there other than on Fri-Sun, though.

Thanks!

[Anonymous]

I spent a small fortune at the holiday house this year and loved it. It had gorgeous decorations.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I spent a small fortune at the holiday house this year and loved it. It had gorgeous decorations.

Have you been to the Spring or Fall sales they do at the fairgrounds? I have not been to one of those because I don't usually like paying a fee to shop, but I'm very curious. If you've been, are they worth it?

[Anonymous]

Why is Leesburg so pressed about Lucketts. Live and let live.

[Anonymous]

We cancelled our plans to visit this (or any) Christmas market; it just does not feel safe at the moment.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I spent a small fortune at the holiday house this year and loved it. It had gorgeous decorations.

Have you been to the Spring or Fall sales they do at the fairgrounds? I have not been to one of those because I don't usually like paying a fee to shop, but I'm very curious. If you've been, are they worth it?

I have been several times — I assume you mean at the Berryville fairgrounds, a totally different location than the store. I think it’s great, very very big with vendors from all over the place. Worth going at least once, budget plenty of time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We cancelled our plans to visit this (or any) Christmas market; it just does not feel safe at the moment.

Weird. How so?