Merchants in Old Town Canoga Park hosted their first Holiday Stroll N’ Shop
The Canoga Park Improvement Association and Main Street Canoga Park hosted their first annual Holiday Stroll N’ Shop on Saturday in Old Town Canoga Park, where merchants throughout the district offered festive treats like cookies, cocoa and candy canes, along with special discounts.
Shopper Sean Anderson, dressed in Christmas attire, speaks with Debbie Gordon of Artfully Made Artisans Mall while shopping during the first annual Holiday Stroll N’ Shop in Canoga Park on Saturday, Dec. 20, 2025. (Photo by Mark Savage, Contributing Photographer)
An interior view of Aardvark’s Vintage shows a variety of vintage art, jewelry, records and clothing during the first annual Holiday Stroll N’ Shop in Canoga Park on Saturday, Dec. 20, 2025. (Photo by Mark Savage, Contributing Photographer)
Shoppers take turns sitting in a 1930 Ford Model A parked next to Aardvark’s Vintage during the first annual Holiday Stroll N’ Shop in Canoga Park on Saturday, Dec. 20, 2025. (Photo by Mark Savage, Contributing Photographer)
Anoush Kazarians and Jonathon Miller of Canoga Park examine a fur coat at Main Street Vintage during the first annual Holiday Stroll N’ Shop in Canoga Park on Saturday, Dec. 20, 2025. (Photo by Mark Savage, Contributing Photographer)
An assortment of vintage watches is displayed at Aardvark’s Vintage in Canoga Park during the first annual Holiday Stroll N’ Shop on Saturday, Dec. 20, 2025. (Photo by Mark Savage, Contributing Photographer)
Musician Matthew Jones plays the accordion at Artfully Made Artisans Mall during the first annual Holiday Stroll N’ Shop in Canoga Park on Saturday, Dec. 20, 2025. (Photo by Mark Savage, Contributing Photographer)
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Shopper Sean Anderson, dressed in Christmas attire, speaks with Debbie Gordon of Artfully Made Artisans Mall while shopping during the first annual Holiday Stroll N’ Shop in Canoga Park on Saturday, Dec. 20, 2025. (Photo by Mark Savage, Contributing Photographer)
Participating businesses on the stroll included Artfully Made, Henri’s, Trio Coffee House, Follow Your Heart, Alabama Antiques, Retro Relics, Main Street Antique Mall, Aardvark’s Vintage, House of Vintage, and other antique shops along Sherman Way.
Visitors participated in a contest by finding the “holiday penguin decals” at participating businesses, taking a selfie, and then tagging the Canoga Park Improvement Association on Instagram for a chance to win prizes. And lots of visitors got their photos taken with both Santa Claus and the Grinch. The day began early with the Canoga Park Farmers Market on Owensmouth Avenue from 9am to 1:30pm.
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