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For the "love-to-eat" community, this open-air food and drink festival celebrates Harlem's rich culture, giving market goers the chance to browse over 50 small businesses.
Brianna Perry - Staff Writer
Manhattan’s largest food series Uptown Night Market is making its return to Harlem this Thursday, August 11, and it’s doing so as a kick off to the neighborhood’s 48th annual Harlem Week.
Operated by a small, diverse, majority female-lead team, the market is meant to amplify the vibrancy of Harlem’s community, culture and food, as well as support its small businesses.
New Yorkers can head to the famous Harlem Arches on 12th Ave. and 135th Street to get a taste of 50+ diverse vendors representing over 20 countries and the best offerings from Harlem’s rich African-American, African, Caribbean, Hispanic, and European culture.
Grab a bite to eat and then enjoy a musical lineup in collaboration with Harlem Late Night Jazz, with performances by dozens of local musicians and performers from every genre.
This night market is a monthly series that takes place on the second Thursday of the month, April to November, from 4p.m. to 10p.m., and a whopping 7,000 guests attend each event!
RSVP is recommended though not mandatory, and you can RSVP here.