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Bronx Night Market: Last Market of the Season

Free with online sign-up

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Fifty-plus vendors from 40-plus countries take over the Grand Concourse by Yankee Stadium for the market's final free day of the year.

More than fifty vendors representing over forty countries line up along the Grand Concourse a block from Yankee Stadium, with DJs, live bands and cultural performers rotating through the day. It is free, it runs rain or shine, and after nine years on the Concourse this is the final market of the season. If you have been meaning to eat your way through the Bronx, this is your last chance until next year.

What to expect

Expect a street-festival layout of food and drink stalls mixed with makers selling merchandise and crafts, plus a music lineup that the organizers reveal act by act ahead of the day. You sign up online for a free QR ticket, show it at the gate and walk in; families and neighbors make up much of the crowd.

Good to know

  • Take the B, D or 4 to 161 St–Yankee Stadium; the market is steps away.
  • Register online for the free QR ticket before you go and have it ready at the gate.
  • The market runs rain or shine, so check the forecast and bring a layer.
  • Come hungry and go early; popular stalls can sell out as the day goes on.
  • It is family-friendly and designed for the whole borough.

Common questions

Do I need a ticket for the Bronx Night Market?

Yes. Register with your name and email for a free QR ticket, with one ticket required per person.

What are the hours?

The season finale runs Saturday, October 10, from noon to 7pm.

Does the market run if it rains?

Yes. The organizer says the market operates rain or shine.

Is the Bronx Night Market family-friendly?

Yes. The organizer explicitly welcomes children, older visitors, first-timers, and regulars.

What will be available at the market?

Expect more than 50 vendors spanning over 40 cuisines, plus beverages, merchandise, artisan goods, DJs, bands, and cultural performances.

How do I get there by subway?

Take the B, D, or 4 train to the Yankee Stadium side of 161st Street.