Categories: Food & Drink

Everything to know about the final weekend of this year’s Richmond Night Market

The final days of the Richmond Night Market are creeping up on us, and what better way to celebrate the Thanksgiving long weekend than with a belly full of tasty eats from the largest night market in North America?!

From Tomahawk Flying Cup Noodles to savoury Kimchi Bacon Rolls, to even more interesting treats like Chicken Lollipops, there’s something for everyone to try here. So if your interest is piqued, there’s still time to plan a fun (and delicious) night out at this year’s market.

With over 600 international bites from over 110 food vendors, guests have plenty to eat their way through before the weekend is over.

Aside from delicious eats, there’s also a slew of local retail booths, bouncy castles, a game section, and a stage for live performances.

Long weekend hours & admission

Over the long weekend, the market will operate from 7 pm to 12 am on Friday and Sunday, and until 11 pm on Monday, October 14th.

While Zoom Passes are $40 a pop and allow you to skip the lines, single admission to the market is priced at $8.50 per person, with seniors and children under seven getting in for free.

So there you have it, foodies. If you’re not looking to host Thanksgiving or Friendsgiving this year, the night market is a great option!

Grab your forks and dig in.

Richmond Night Market 2024

When: Last day on Monday, October 14th
Where: 8351 River Road, Richmond
Cost: $8.50 for single admission

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