New Yorkers will soon be able to experience their very own night market this week. According to Pix11, the city’s Central Park will host its night market starting this Tuesday, September 17.
This event, called Night Market NYC, is a new nightly event from September 17 to October 8 at Columbus Circle. Those who are interested can partake in 100 different dishes, ranging from savory to sweet, from a wide range of cultures, including Korean, Jamaican, Italian, and Mexican food.
“Get ready, New York! Night Markets NYC: Columbus Circle is back with a bang! Every Tuesday from September 17 to October 8, join us from 4 PM for a vibrant, all-inclusive foodie fest featuring 100 mouth-watering dishes,” read Night Market NYC’s introductory statement. “Bring your appetite and your friends for an unforgettable culinary adventure in the heart of the city!”
In addition to Night Market NYC, visitors can experience other popular food events happening at the same time. Queens Night Market returns from September 26 to October 26, the city’s first-ever Filipino festival Philippines Fest on September 21, Latin Night Market ends on September 25, Japan Fes ends on September 28, and the Brooklyn Night Market returns on September 30.
“Brooklyn Night Market, where Monday nights in Industry City come alive with over 50 diverse vendors serving up a culinary experience unlike any other. Against the backdrop of a breathtaking sunset and between two iconic city blocks, this foodie mecca draws in over 6,000 guests per event,” read Brooklyn Night Market’s introductory statement. “It’s more than just a food festival; it’s a cultural phenomenon that celebrates the flavors, cultures, and community spirit of Brooklyn.”
Potential participants can RSVP and purchase tickets on the event’s official page on Eventbrite. More food events will likely be revealed for fall in the coming weeks. Those interested in looking for other similar fall events can check out online event sites like Eventbrite or MTA Away. Other avenues include local news sites, food, and travel blogs, or even on social media pages on Instagram and Twitter.
