Billed as one of the largest night markets in the country, Sacramento’s Our Street Night Market returns to the R Street Corridor Saturday, Sept. 5.
The market will occupy six city blocks when more than 100 local food vendors, chefs and restaurateurs converge for the six-hour event.
Inspired by the open-air markets of Asia, the market launched in 2018. According to the market webpage the event has two goals: push Sacramento’s food culture forward, and allow mom-and-pop operations the chance at a broader audience.
Here’s what you need to know.
Where and when is the Our Street Night MarketSaturday, Sept. 51108 R Street5 p.m. to 11 p.m.What are you allowed to bring into the Our Street Night MarketA water bottle, as long as it’s empty when you enter the gates; the same is true for hydration packsStrollersLarge umbrellasChairsBackpacks and purses (subject to search)Fanny packsStill camera equipmentSmall beach towelWhat you can’t bring to the Our Street Night MarketNo illegal substancesNo drugs or drug paraphernaliaNo coolersNo markers, pens or spray paintNo tentsNo laser pointersNo outside food or beveragesNo weapons of any kind including: pocket knives, pepper spray, fireworks
Free, $5 and $10 tickets are no longer available. Tickets for $15 can be purchased on the Night Market website.
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