Bronx Night Market
The Bronx eats here · Est. 2018 · Free entry

Last one
of the season.

La última.

SAT OCT 10·12–7 PM

161st & Grand Concourse. 50+ vendors, 40+ countries, the whole borough outside. Free, rain or shine.

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The Bronx, on Saturday.
What goes down

A whole block, on the house.

50+ Vendors

Food, beverage, merch & artisan goods — curated fresh every edition.

Live Music

DJs, live bands and cultural performances all afternoon. The lineup drops act by act in the newsletter — sign up to hear it first.

Family Energy

Kids, elders, first-timers, regulars — everyone's block.

$0 Entry

Free and open to the public. Rain or shine. Sign up and we email you a QR ticket. Show it at the gate, walk in.

There's a name for the way you eat.

You're not random.
You're a type.

How you eat is a pattern. Taste ID reads it and gives it a name — before you hit the market.

7 types. 1 city. Which one is you?

Question one. How do you find your next meal?

Tap one and you're in. We'll name your type at the end.

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TASTE ID NYCKNOW HOW YOU EAT
Last one of the season · Grand Concourse × 161st

One Saturday left.

La última.

Fall Edition
Saturday · 12–7 PM
Oct 10
The season closer. Nine years on the Concourse, one more Saturday. Rain or shine.

161st Street & Grand Concourse, Bronx, NY. Steps from the B, D & 4 trains — the Yankee Stadium side. Free entry. In partnership with the 161st Street BID, Bronx Borough President Vanessa L. Gibson, Council Member Althea Stevens & Community Board BX4.

Real food · 40+ cuisines

Come hungry.

Live music + performers

The block has a soundtrack.

Rotating DJs, live bands and cultural performances keep the block moving from open to close. The lineup drops act by act between now and October 10, announced in the newsletter first. Sign up and you hear every name before it goes public.

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Headline DJ
To be revealed
Reveal #1
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Live Band
To be revealed
Reveal #2
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Cultural Performers
To be revealed
Reveal #3
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Special Guest
To be revealed
Reveal #4
By the numbers

Built by the borough.

0K+Bronxites served
0+Small businesses
0+Vendors / event
0+Global cuisines
0Years on the block
$0Cover charge
Come through

Get on the block.

$50 application fee

Vend

Food, beverage, merch or artisan goods. 10×10 space, 50+ vendors, the borough out in force. Applications are curated every edition.

Apply to vend →

Partner

Put your brand on the block. Sampling, activations, data capture, and authentic community positioning across two flagship dates.

Request the deck →

Press

Coverage, quotes, media & photo requests, and the downloadable 2026 press kit.

Press & media →
Presented by
161st Street Business Improvement District

2026 partners

Wonder
Green Mountain Energy
Optimum
amNewYork
Success Academy
Nuasin Next Generation
Sanofi

Civic partners

Bronx Borough President Vanessa L. Gibson
Council Member Althea Stevens
Community Board 4
Good to know

The quick answers.

Is it really free?

Yes. Free admission, no cover, nothing to buy. Sign up with your name and email and we send you a QR ticket. Show it at the gate and walk straight in. One ticket per person.

Where is it?

161st Street & Grand Concourse, Bronx, NY — the Yankee Stadium side. Steps from the B, D & 4 trains.

What if it rains?

We go anyway. Bronx Night Market is rain or shine — the market runs, the vendors cook, the block fills up.

When is it?

One date this fall: Saturday, October 10, 12–7 PM. The last one of the season, rain or shine.

What's there to eat?

50+ rotating vendors every edition across 40+ global cuisines — food, beverage, merch and artisan goods, built by Bronx small businesses.

How do I become a vendor?

Strong food, fast service, a clear menu and good visuals get priority. Apply to vend — a $50 non-refundable fee is due before your application submits.

Is it family friendly?

Completely. Kids, elders, first-timers and regulars — it's the whole borough's block.