Harlem’s Uptown Night Market Season Finale Is Oct. 12

HARLEM, NY - New York City foodies, rejoice.

The Uptown Night Market will celebrate its last hurrah of the 2023 season next week with over 80 small food and merchandise vendors under one roof - er, arches - at 133th Street and 12th Avenue.

The market, produced by MHG Events - the same team behind the Bronx, Brooklyn, Vegan and Latin Night Markets - broke records this season with over 110,000 attendees and 300 food vendors. In fact, it's since been dubbed New York City's largest food and cultural festival.

“I am so proud of my team, putting together this historical series, allowing Harlem and NY’ers to celebrate community and resilience through cuisine and culture,” Marco Shalma, the owner of MHG Events, said in a statement. “I am so grateful to the West Harlem community for embracing us and feeding us the energy to create something extraordinary for our uptown family.”

The latest Uptown Night Market's vendors are set to include Perros Locos' Mexican-style hot dogs, Down East Lobstah's Maine lobster rolls, Tacos El Guero's traditional tacos, Lechon Bae sweet, salty, and sour Filipino flavors, Treat YourSelf Jerk's spicy meats, La Braza’s shish kebabs, Wood Fired Arepas and Sam’s Fried Ice Cream.

While you eat, entertainment will be provided by Harlem Late Night Jazz featuring The Danaya Band; Bessie and The Rainbowkids; DJ KG3 and DJ Cosi.

You can RSVP for the event and view a full list of vendors here.