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Department 56 North Pole Village

Department 56 North Pole Village is the whimsical series set at Santa's home: elf workshops, toy factories, candy shops, and North Pole buildings with colorful, kid-friendly designs.

North Pole Village is the most whimsical and kid-friendly Department 56 series, Santa's workshop, elf buildings, toy factories, and candy shops in bright, colorful designs. North Pole figurine accessories include elves, Santa, Mrs. Claus, and reindeer. The playful theme makes it a natural pairing with elf ornaments and Santa ornaments on the tree. Browse all Department 56.

What is North Pole Village?

Department 56's whimsical series set at Santa's home, featuring elf workshops, toy factories, candy shops, and North Pole buildings.

Is North Pole Village good for families with kids?

Yes. The whimsical Santa and elf theme with bright colors makes it the most kid-friendly Department 56 series.

Are North Pole Village buildings lighted?

Yes. Most buildings include interior lighting for a warm, magical glow.

How long has North Pole Village been running?

North Pole Village has been running for decades, making early retired pieces highly sought after by collectors.

Can I mix North Pole with other Dept 56 series?

North Pole has a distinct whimsical aesthetic. It can be mixed with general accessories but is most often displayed on its own.

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