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Saturday, November 28th 9am - 4pm

Sunday, November 29th 10am - 3pm

$5.00 Entrance Fee

Over 250 Booths!

No Strollers Allowed

Wheelchairs & Walker Acceptable

DO NOT CALL THE HIGH SCHOOL FOR ANY INFORMATION, 

SAINT NICKS WAREHOUSE RENTS THAT SPACE AND HAS NO AFFILIATION WITH THE HIGH SCHOOL

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2025 GIVEAWAY

Free Shopping Bags to the first 1,000 people through the door on Saturday thanks to our friends at Sterling Heights Nutrition & Energy and Crank's Catering!


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Vendor Information

Over 6,500 Attendees in 2025

Contact Kristina, Vendor Coordinator

586-372-6262

saintnickswarehouse@gmail.com


2026 Vendor Application Now Open

Deadline April 30, 2026

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See what Saint Nick has to say about this year's show on Facebook

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LOCATION


Henry Ford II High School

11911 Clinton River Road

Sterling Heights, MI 48313


Get Directions Here


Saturday Free Shuttle Bus Service

Riverland Shopping Center

43500 Van Dyke Ave.

Sterling Heights, MI 48314


Havel Elementary School

41855 Schoenherr Rd.

Sterling Heights, MI 48313


Bemis Junior High School

12500 19 Mile Rd.

Sterling Heights, MI 48313


New Life Presbyterian Church

11300 19 Mile Rd.

Sterling Heights, MI 48314


Sunday Free Shuttle Bus Service

Bemis Junior High School

12500 19 Mile Rd.

Sterling Heights, MI 48313

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OUR AMAZING 2025 VENDORS

click on the vendor list to get a printable document

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VOLUNTEER INFORMATION

2026 Volunteer Information Coming October 2026

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JURYING

Each year, after the deadline for applications has passed, all jolly artisans—whether seasoned elves who've joined us before or those new to the festivities—must reapply and face the cheerful scrutiny of our jurying process. Every crafter is encouraged to keep their product line as fresh as a snow-covered morning and to submit new photos showcasing their creations. Once all applications are in, the jury goes to work, carefully choosing a variety of treasures to create a show as delightful as a winter wonderland, one that will surely attract many merrymakers.


The pictures are the North Star that guides our decision-making process, but for those who've previously brought their wares to the Warehouse, we also take a peek at how they’ve done in person. Our jolly committee is present at the shows, quietly observing, making note of how the booths sparkle, how the crafters interact with the public, and how their goods bring joy to all. However, past participation doesn’t guarantee a spot at the next event—oh no! Each show stands alone like a bright star in the night sky, and every applicant must shine anew.


Our jurying process is as thorough as my preparations for Christmas Eve, taking around 40 hours per show to ensure everything is just right. A merry team of over twenty volunteers—experts in the arts, members of the community, and even longtime customers—come together to review each application by category. They consider the variety, quality, and uniqueness of each crafter's offerings, as well as how beautifully their booth is arranged. If a crafter has participated before, their customer service and overall cheerfulness are also weighed.


After all this care, acceptance and rejection letters are sent within 30 days of the application deadline. But fear not, for a waitlist is kept should a spot open up, and late applicants might still get the chance to join in the merriment if another crafter steps aside.


Ho ho ho! And that’s how we make Saint Nick’s Warehouse a magical event, year after year!

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Did you know?

Saint Nick's Warehouse impacts the Henry Ford II High School community year-round. Proceeds from the show allow the Booster Club to fulfill coaches requests for training aids and equipment for athletes as well as fund a year-round strength and conditioning coach. Additionally, we support capital improvements such as providing field turf for indoor training and $5,000 in college scholarships to graduating seniors. Athletes and parents from the following sports volunteer during set-up/tear-down and throughout the show to provide first-class service to our vendors!

Baseball

Basketball

Bowling

Cheerleading

Cross Country

Dance

Football

Golf

Lacrosse

Powerlifting

Soccer

Softball

Swimming

Tennis

Track & Field

Volleyball

Wrestling