Sunday, December 7 • 1 to 6 pm

6 Alveston Terrace, Jamaica Plain, MA

We are thrilled to host our second annual holiday open house and gift market at local interior redesigner Kyle Elizabeth Freeman’s colorful Jamaica Plain home on Sunday December 7, 2025, 1-6 pm!

Some of JP’s favorite locals makers / artists will be selling their joyful, contemporary work!  Current roster includes Sam Schultz,  Elena Belle White, Sammy Sass, Leila Simon Hayes, and Sarah Poulter! 

It’s a perfect chance to find beautiful handmade holiday gifts for loved ones and maybe a little holiday treat for yourself! All while building community with new friends and neighbors in Kyle’s cozy home. 

This year we also have the special offering of free mini-massage sessions with licensed massage therapist Ayala Galton Bassett - perfect to reduce your holiday stress!*

Specific items you'll find at the holiday market include:

- lots of colorful jewelry 

- handmade clothes

- pottery and ceramics

- notecards

- pillows

- small quilts

- art prints 

- tea towels

- napkins

- gift certificates for Massage with Ayala & interior redesigns with Kyle

- and other wonderful treasures!

There will be hot apple cider, cookies, and a fire going throughout...while the market officially closes at 6pm, feel free to linger and connect with community!  

Kiddos are welcome during the market and Open House!

Kyle’s house is located at 6 Alveston Terrace in Sumner Hill (just a block from City Feed/Purple Cactus). 

The market is located on a tiny dead end gravel terrace - there is NO parking on Alveston Terrace! There is nearby on-street parking (no permit required on Sundays) but visitors are always encouraged to walk, bike, skateboard, scooter! Kyle’s house is also a short walk from the Green Street T Stop on the Orange Line, as well as a short walk from the 39 Bus Line on Centre Street. 

*If you’d like a mini massage session with Ayala, please refrain from wearing scented products!

Any questions, please contact Kyle at 617-275-9214. 

(Unfortunately this event is not wheelchair accessible)