Winter Fest // An Indoor Holiday Market

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Winter Fest // An Indoor Holiday Market

Event by: Eastside Coffee Bar & Workspace

Location: Eastside Coffee Bar and Workspace, Southeast 20th Avenue 1315, Portland

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About event

This December, Eastside Coffee invites the community to gather, sip, and shop at the first-ever Southeast Winter Fest, a festive indoor event celebrating local makers, artists, and small businesses. The market will take place on Saturday, December 13th, inside Eastside Coffee Bar in Southeast Portland.

Designed to bring people together during the holiday season, the Southeast Winter Fest will feature a curated selection of local vendors offering handmade gifts, art, and seasonal goods—all within the cozy, welcoming space of Eastside Coffee. Guests can enjoy their favorite coffee drinks while browsing one-of-a-kind items and supporting Portland’s vibrant creative community.

With its mix of craft, creativity, and coffee, the Southeast Winter Fest aims to become an annual neighborhood tradition—celebrating what makes Portland’s small business scene so special.

Event Details:

What: Southeast Winter Fest at Eastside Coffee

When: Saturday, December 13, 2025

Where: Eastside Coffee Bar, 1315 SE 20th Ave, Portland

Admission: Free and open to the public

Highlights: Local artisans and makers, handcrafted goods, festive atmosphere, and full espresso bar service

The event will run from 8am-3pm, and attendees are encouraged to come early to shop, sip, and experience the magic of Portland’s creative community coming together for the holidays.


About Eastside Coffee:
Eastside Coffee Bar is a nonprofit coffee shop in Southeast Portland dedicated to creating community through hospitality, excellent coffee, and connection. The shop regularly hosts local events, markets, and gatherings that bring people together for more than just coffee but to truly be a space for the community.

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