Aldi’s new Merry Moments LED village houses cost $12.99 and its snow globes are $7.99. Both arrive Wednesday, Oct. 21, as part of a big Holiday Cheer drop of Aldi Finds.
Aldi is about to make it a lot easier to build a tiny Christmas town.
The grocery chain’s new Merry Moments LED Nostalgic Village Houses and Merry Moments Snow Globes go on sale Wednesday, Oct. 21, according to Aldi’s website. They’re part of the store’s Holiday Cheer collection of Aldi Finds.
The houses are $12.99 each, and the snow globes are $7.99.
What Aldi holiday village houses are available?
Six. Aldi’s site lists light-up village houses shaped like a:
Bakery
Bookstore
Cafe
Gingerbread house
Hotel
School
Each one is $12.99. Line them up on a mantel or shelf, and you’ve got a whole holiday main street for under $80.
Aldi hasn’t posted sizes or battery details online yet.
What Aldi snow globes are coming?
Nine designs, all $7.99. The lineup includes a Santa, a snowman, a penguin and a Nativity scene.
There are also green and pink tree snow globes, plus three gingerbread-themed globes: a gingerbread house, gingerbread people and a gingerbread tree.
A snow globe makes an easy gift or stocking stuffer, and it’s a fun piece for a holiday village display.
Is Aldi bringing back its nostalgic Christmas trees?
Yes. Aldi’s Merry Moments Nostalgic Trees are back for $19.99 in gold, green, pink and white.
The light-up ceramic-style trees have been a holiday hit for years. Back in 2023, Apartment Therapy described Aldi’s version as just under 15 inches tall, hand-painted, with multicolor bulbs and battery-operated LED lights.
They’re a nod to the vintage light-up trees many shoppers remember from their grandparents’ homes.
What other light-up decor is in Aldi’s Holiday Cheer collection?
Plenty. LED Nostalgic Figurines are $9.99 and come as a gingerbread man, Santa, a snowman and gold, green and pink trees.

LED Holiday Figurines are $14.99, with an angel, a church, a gold tree and a silver snowman.

Small LED Nostalgic Ornaments are $4.99 each, in 11 designs including a red truck, a deer and a gingerbread house.
Does Aldi have Christmas trees this year?
Yes. A 4-foot pre-lit Cypress Tree is $49.99. Smaller 2-foot LED tabletop trees are $9.99 in cypress, green and green flocked styles.
Aldi also has a Ceramic Nativity Set for $12.99 in gold or natural finishes.

What other holiday decor is in the Oct. 21 drop?
Lots of cozy stuff. Throws and pillows in candy cane, bow and gingerbread designs are $4.99. Holiday accent rugs are $7.99.
Velvet clip-on bows are $8.99 in red, green and plaid. Holiday garlands are $5.99, and glass candleholders are $7.99.



For scents, Kirkton House candles start at $7.99, holiday wax warmers are $9.99 and wax melts are $1.99, in scents like Hot Apple Pie and Frosted Forest.
How can you get Aldi’s holiday village houses?
Go early on Oct. 21. Aldi Finds are only sold while supplies last, and popular holiday items can sell out on the first day.
Aldi says prices and availability can vary by store, and online prices may differ from in-store prices. Check the Aldi app or your local store before heading out.
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Hat Tips:
Aldi (Oct. 16, 2026), the Holiday Cheer collection, village houses, snow globes, prices and Oct. 21 release
Apartment Therapy, Olivia Harvey (Oct. 27, 2023), the Aldi Nostalgic Tree size and design
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