This last Vegan Night Market on Saturday, June 1 marked the event’s one-year anniversary.
Last year, we kicked things off at Owl’s Club and on the lawn of the Children’s Museum in downtown Tucson, drawing more than 2,000 people each time. This last Vegan Night Market lured in 4,000 people!
It was our biggest and best Night Market yet — more than 50 local food vendors and vegan makers set up at Rillito Park. We’re already looking forward to the next!
“We are surprised by the continued growth and are already looking at the future to find ways to accommodate the demand,” said Shane Reiser, Head Foodie at Tucson Foodie. “Whether that’s expanding the footprint at the venue or doing the event more often during the year.”
As always, we’re looking for more support and sponsorship for future Vegan Night Markets. If this sounds appealing to you, get in touch with us by emailing shane@tucsonfoodie.com.
The Vegan Night Market is now also partnering with the Heirloom Farmers Market, and donating a percentage of the bar sales to the nonprofit.
For more information on future events, visit vnm.tucsonfoodie.com and follow Death Free Foodie on Instagram as well as Vegan Night Market.
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