Board of County Commissioners Issue Proclamation for German Christmas Market's 25th Anniversary
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Sussex County - New JerseyNEWTON, N.J. – The Sussex County Board of County Commissioners issued a proclamation recognizing the German Christmas Market of New Jersey in celebration of its upcoming 25th anniversary, honoring a quarter-century of cultural tradition, community involvement, and charitable giving.
Founded in 2001 by Sussex County residents Gudrun Rank, Karin Meyer, and the late Edda Kramm, the German Christmas Market was established to bring the authenticity, warmth, and spirit of a traditional German Weihnachtsmarkt to New Jersey while raising funds for charitable organizations and nonprofit groups.
Over the past 25 years, the market has grown into a cherished holiday tradition and an important part of the Sussex County community, attracting visitors from throughout the region. In addition to offering families and visitors a unique opportunity to experience German holiday traditions, the organization has maintained its founding commitment to philanthropy, directing proceeds toward charities and worthwhile causes throughout New Jersey.
Following the proclamation presentation, Commissioner David Silverthorne praised the organization's longstanding contributions to the community.
“The German Christmas Market has become a tremendous institution here in Sussex County. Over the past 25 years, its founders and organizers have created something truly special by bringing the traditions and atmosphere of a traditional German Christmas market to our community. It provides a wonderful holiday experience for families and visitors while also serving a much greater purpose.”
Commissioner Director Jill Space also highlighted the organization's commitment to charitable giving and its positive impact throughout the state.
“What makes this organization particularly special is its dedication to giving back. The proceeds raised through the market support charities, nonprofit organizations, and worthwhile causes throughout New Jersey. In doing so, the German Christmas Market exemplifies the true spirit of the holiday season by bringing people together while helping those in need. Congratulations on reaching this remarkable milestone, and we wish the organization continued success for many years to come.”
The German Christmas Market of New Jersey will host its 25th annual German Weihnachtsmarkt from December 4–6, 2026.
For additional information about the German Christmas Market and this year's event, please visit the organization's website.
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