The 25th Annual Sugar Plum Market returns on X for “Once Upon a Sugar Plum Market,” a

festive, joyous time to shop for loved ones, make new connections and give back during

the most wonderful time of the year—and this year the Fort Bend Junior Service League (FBJSL) is thrilled to celebrate the event’s silver anniversary.


The event will be held at Stafford Centre, 10505 Cash Road in Stafford, from November 4 to November 7, with a special Preview Night Celebration kicking off the event on Wednesday, November 4.

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On May 27, the FBJSL announced the 2026 Sugar Plum Market Co-Chairs Holly Barker, Darcholcia Easley, Molly Kolle, Jacquetta Madgett, Ursula McLendon, and Stacey Schwab. This volunteer team of FBJSL members has already been hard at work planning this beloved Fort Bend County tradition.


“We’re thrilled to unveil this year’s Sugar Plum Market theme: ‘Once Upon a Sugar

Plum,’” said Michelle Vargas, incoming FBJSL President for the 2026 Sugar Plum

Market. “This year we ‘turn the page’ and celebrate 25 incredible years of Sugar Plum

with amazing vendors, whimsical entertainment, photos with Santa, a return of our

Fashion Show and much more.”


The Sugar Plum Market, hosted by the Fort Bend Junior Service League and Title Sponsor

Memorial Hermann Sugar Land, stands as the organization’s premier fundraising event.

Since its debut in 2001, it has successfully raised over $5 million, supporting numerous

nonprofit organizations throughout Fort Bend County.


For more information, go to http://www.fbjsl.org or send an email to publicrelations@fbjsl.com.


About the Fort Bend Junior Service League


The Fort Bend Junior Service League (FBJSL) is an organization of women committed to

promoting volunteerism, developing the potential of women, and to improving the Fort

Bend County community through the effective action and leadership of trained

volunteers. Its purpose is exclusively educational and charitable as well as providing an

atmosphere of friendliness, goodwill and camaraderie for all members.

Proceeds from various events and fundraisers have made it possible for FBJSL to donate

more than $6 million to non-profit agencies in the Fort Bend community since its

inception in 2001.