As customers bustle around the Market, the afternoon sun and the Pleasanton sign offers a warm welcome to visitors and locals alike.

Customers stroll through the Museum on Main’s gallery aisle, where rows of vintage holiday decor is put on display.

Lynn Skarratt works as customers roam through her jewelry stand, admiring her displays of assorted beaded necklaces and earrings.

Elementary students from the Local Cub Scout Pack 948 offers customers warm cups of hot chocolate and holiday snacks.

Grace Carr of Gracie’s Custom Creations poses with one of her unique holiday decorations — a Santa boot adorned with assorted greenery and ribbons.

Kazuri beads, handmade by women in Kenya, are put on display by Lynn Skarratt for the entirety of downtown to see at the Christmas Market booth.

Chirstmas ornaments, donated by local Museum members, are put on display for customers to buy.

Lynn Skarratt chats with customers as they admire her handmade jewelry. Skarratt’s products come from all over, from Kenya to Carmel, right to Pleasanton’s doorstep.