December 6, 2025
Ottawa Christmas Bazaar
11:00 am - 8:00 pm
3750 North Bowesville Road Ottawa, ON K1V 1B8
About Event
If you close your eyes at Naija Market Day, you could swear you’re back home in a bustling Nigerian market. The chatter of vendors calling out their wares, the playful haggling over prices, the scent of pepper soup and suya drifting through the air, Afrobeats pulsing in the background—it’s nostalgia wrapped in sound, smell, and community.
Now imagine that vibe, but with a Christmas twist. ✨ That’s exactly what’s happening at the Naija Market Christmas Bazaar, and trust us, it’s not your average holiday fair.
Hosted by Abiodun
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