Hold on to your handwarmers -- we shook Seaport up in a giant snow globe and transformed the neighborhood into a magical winter getaway. Find gifts, games, festive art and plenty of surprises in this one-stop wonderland you can enjoy all season.

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Seaport is dressed in its wintry best.

As the neighborhood known for what’s new and what's next we have snow much in store this season. Seaport is dressed in its wintry best, with holiday shopping, rooftop igloos, outdoor fun & games, plus a few festive surprises, Seaport style. Discover everything there is to Snowport this season.

- Betty The Yeti

- The Holiday Market

- Iceless Curling Lanes

- Light Up Seaport Menorah Lighting

- Menorah Lighting

- Pop-Up Shopping at The Current Chalets

- The Tree Market Full of Evergreen Trimmings

Welcome to Snowport

Locally made with love, at The Holiday Market.

Snowport will once again feature the iconic The Holiday Market at Snowport Presented by Constant Contact, and created with The Makers Show. The luminous and enchanting open-air market is as charming as ever featuring 100+ markers, more food than ever before, custom cocktail bars, festive decor including a mistletoe arch and winter wish wall, plus a crafting corner.

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Spotted: Betty the Yeti

Betty the Yeti is fresh off the plane from the Himalayas for her Snowport vacation. Betty likes long walks along the water in subzero temps., curling with friends, and brunch dates in Seaport. We know mythical creatures are hard to find, but Betty is making celeBETTY appearances in her Blizzard Bluff at The Superette Courtyard on select Sundays. Even though Betty is hard to miss, we recommend keeping your eyes peeled for a sighting.

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Go ahead, give it a curl

Curling is back by popular demand, on Harbor Way next to The Current. Give it a curl, with lessons or sign up and play on your own and with friends. Curling is a free activity and open to the public through February, reservations are encouraged. Please limit play time to 30 minute increments to encourage social distance and sanitization of the lanes. Don't leave your face out in the cold, remember to mask up and stay safe.