About this Event
TICKETS: Because of the unexpectedly large turnout on opening night our first few years, we are selling limited $5 tickets to sneak preview nights in order to minimize traffic, congestion, and the impact on the surrounding community. We are pledging at least 20% of net ticket proceeds to charity!
~~ Queens Night Market will be free-to-attend starting May 2nd ~~
AFFORDABILITY:
We're maintaining our overwhelmingly popular $5/$6 price cap on food for one more year, but would love to find more foundations/philanthropists/corporations to help us lower vendor fees.
WHAT TO EXPECT THIS YEAR:
This season will include Dominican quipes and orejitas fritas, Burmese palatas and tea leaf salad, Turkish gozleme, Argentine choripan, Ethiopian sega wot and messer wot, Nigerian meat pies and moimoi, Peruvian ceviche and picarones, Trinidadian shark sandwiches, Colombian aborrajados and arepas, Romanian-Hungarian chimney cakes, Panamanian hojaldre & carimañolas, Bangladeshi dim chop and beguni, Haitian diri ak djon djon and chiktay, Indonesian kue pancong and tahu pong, Guyanese metemgee and pepper pot, Hong Kongese soy sauce noodles, Polish pierogies and zapiekanka, Brazilian esfiha and churrasco, Kazakhstani kuyrdak, beshbarmak and koktal, Mexican tacos and huaraches, Sichuan ice jelly, Indian dabeli and chana jor garam, Tibetan momos and shogo bhakleb, Cambodian fish amok, Portuguese pastéis de nata, Puerto Rican pernil, Chinese roujiamo, Native American fry bread, Pakistani biryani and nihari, Venezuelan cachapas, Salvadoran pupusas, Taiwanese popcorn chicken, Jamaican jerk chicken and curry goat, Lithuanian knishes and gribenes, Cameroonian jollof rice and fish rolls, Afghan mantu and bolani, Israeli babkas, Persian crispy rice, Bajan fish cakes, Ecuadorian bolones, St. Lucian bouillon, Thai yum mama, Sierra Leonean okra stew, Nepalese masala skewers, Grenadian BBQ salted pigtail and buttered cassava, and Uzbek plov, bichak and super xotdok, and many more.aiwanese popcorn chicken, Jamaican jerk chicken and curry goat, Ukrainian knishes, Vietnamese banh mi and pho, Afghan chapli kebabs and mantu, Israeli babkas, Persian crispy rice and dizi, Bajan fish cakes, Ecuadorian bolones and encebollado, Thai fried chicken and yum mama, Sierra Leonean okra stew, Grenadian BBQ salted pigtail and buttered cassava, and many more.
Art/merchandise offerings include vintage apparel, hand-poured candles, skateboards, travel photography, crochet toys, stationery, small batch soap, henna, vintage brooches and ads, custom woodworks, NYC-themed apparel, gourmet dog treats, superhero art, calligraphy, custom leatherwork, and handmade jewelry.
Stay tuned for updates on the live performances.
Beer & Wine is available for purchase, so bring your IDs if you're interested in adult beverages!
GETTING THERE: Due to extremely limited available parking in the area, we encourage all visitors to leave their cars at home and commute, bike, or walk to the Queens Night Market. We are located only four blocks from the 111th Street station on the 7-train. We do not control any parking lots nor any parking fees that might be charged... but all the more reason to walk, bike, or take public transit to see us!
CHILDREN: Children under the age of 12 do not require a ticket and can attend for free.
NO REFUNDS: All ticket sales are final, and no refunds will given for any reason unless the event is officially canceled for weather safety concerns. Please note the tickets are date-specific.
NO EVENT CANCELLATION: The Queens Night Market operates rain or shine, and will only be canceled if the anticipated weather poses a safety threat to vendors or visitors.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Queens Night Market, 4701 111th Street, Queens, United States
USD 5.44
