Step into the eerie magic of KrampusKindl, the ugly brother to Kitchener’s famous Christkindl Market! Now in its 8th year and growing bigger and stranger than ever, this event showcases incredible artists and vendors offering the perfect gifts for friends and family who embrace the wonderfully unusual.
WHEN:
This is a 3 day event.
Friday December 6th, 5pm – 9pm
Saturday December 7th, 12 pm – 6 pm
Sunday December 8th, 11 pm – 5 pm
FEATURING:
UNIQUE GIFTS! • KRAMPUS CARDS •WEIRDO BOOKS • ODD CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS • ORIGINAL ART • BLACK FRAME ART SHOW! • THE BEASTAGON!
The History of KrampusKINDL ~ What began as a small, cozy open studio Christmas event—where Vincent Marcone (known as My Pet Skeleton) sold his eerie Krampus cards alongside his artwork—has now transformed into a gathering of amazing artists and vendors, taking over the entire first floor of a bustling creative hub in downtown kitchener.
PARKING:
Parking is FREE. The entrance to the parking is located on Joseph Street.
CHRISKINDL VS KRAMPUSKINDL:
We are JUST a BLOCK away from the Kitchener’s CHRISKINDL market (2 minute walk)! Free parking! Stop HERE and park before making your way to the lighter side of a traditional Christmas Market.
WALK-INS WELCOME!:
You do NOT need a ticket to walk in the door. But you do need a ticket to claim a limited edition Krampus folder. When you register, it really helps us know if our marketing efforts are working… so every ticket is a big help to make our event grow. Thank you!
HOW DO I GET A FREE SIGNED POSTER?
Present your Free ticket to My Pet Skeleton’s BOOTH at the show and get a signed OFFICIAL KrampusKINDL poster (while supplies last ~ 100 will be created for the event). Any ticket will work (Friday, Saturday or Sunday ticket) as long as you have one of them.
MORE INFO:
1) There are two entrances. Krampus-KINDL is located by the entrance CLOSEST to the parking lot or closest JOSEPH St. Just follow the signs on the doors! There will be people there to guide you once you get into the building.
2) This is a 3 day event.
