A clubhouse that turned 100 years old this year becomes a craft market one Saturday every November. The Dade City Woman’s Club runs its 15th Annual Mistletoe Market on Saturday, Nov. 21, starting at 9am, with local artisans, crafters and food vendors filling the grounds along with a dedicated kids’ craft area.
The clubhouse hosting the market turned 100 years old in 2026 and still wears its original name across the front in raised letters: Woman’s Club. The building went up in 1926 in a Prairie School design with Mediterranean Revival touches, designed by architect Artemus Roberts, and it’s been on the National Register of Historic Places since 2003. The club itself is older than the building — it’s been running continuously since 1909.
The market is the club’s biggest annual fundraiser, now in its 15th year, and the club runs a vendor “mingle” event each October so everyone selling at the market can network with each other ahead of time.
Admission is free. The closing time wasn’t posted for this year as of this writing — last year’s market ran 9am to 1pm, so plan on a morning event rather than an all-day one.
Good to know: Dade City Woman’s Club, 37922 Palm Ave, Dade City, FL 33525. Saturday, Nov. 21, starting 9am. Free admission.
Also in Dade City that month: Savage Race and the Civil War Reenactment at Pioneer Florida Museum both run earlier the same month, and the Dade City Antique Market runs nearby on Church Avenue.
Photo: Ebyabe, licensed CC BY 2.5, via Wikimedia Commons. The Dade City Woman’s Club clubhouse, not photographed during the market itself.