MHG Events, producer of the Bronx Night Market, is hosting for the last time this season, the final successful uptown foodie series celebrating Harlem’s culinary diversity.
Uptown Night Market, which broke the attendance record in 2023 with more than 110,000 attendees patronizing more than 300 small businesses, will have its season finale on Thursday, Oct. 12 at 4 p.m., located at 133th Street and 12th Avenue.
With more than 70 food, beverage and merchandise vendors, the Uptown Night Market will showcase the flavors of West Harlem and bring together local small businesses to create an unforgettable evening for the final time this year.
The vendor list includes some incredible options such as Perros Locos’ gourmet Mexican-style hot dogs, Down East Lobstah’s authentic Maine lobster rolls, Tacos El Guero’s traditional taco flavors, Lechon Bae sweet, salty and sour Filipino essence, Treat YourSelf Jerk’s spicy offerings, La Braza’s popular shish kebabs, Wood Fired Arepas and the best-selling fried ice cream in town from Sam’s Fried Ice Cream.
“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,” said Marco Shalma, owner of MHG Events. “And 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 culinary display will be accompanied by a curated music selection in collaboration with Harlem Late Night Jazz featuring The Danaya Band. Bessie and The Rainbowkids will also be rocking the stage along with DJ KG3 and DJ Cosi.
For those in a Bronx sendoff, The Bronx Night Market has scheduled its last event of the season for Saturday, Oct. 28
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