Vegan Tucson Night Market , hosted by Death Free Foodie and Tucson Foodie along with sponsors Trulieve and Semper Fi Heating and Cooling , is back on from 5-9 p.m. on Saturday, December 6.
With free parking and plenty of room for over 50 vendors, the market returns to the Rillito Park at 4502 N. First Ave.
So, expect food and beverage vendors, live music, and a unique ambiance that brings together 4,000-5,000 plant-based food lovers for a one-of-a-kind culinary experience.
Meet the Vendors Savory / Hot Food Vendors Abstract Aquariums & Cafe – Vegan buns, egg rolls, fruit teas Alchemy Foods – Vegan chorizo potato taquitos Bobby’s Kitchen – Vegan tamales and carne con chile Boriken Modern Puerto Rican Cuisine – Modern Puerto Rican dishes CERES Pasta – Fresh pasta with sauces Chonky Cat Noodle – Yakisoba noodles with vegetables Del Cielo Tamales – Tamales, burritos, tacos, aguas frescas Eatgypt – Egyptian koshary and vegan sweets Ensenada Street Food – Vegan tacos, chilaquiles, grilled vegetables Hot Sauce and Pepper – Vegan soul food Katerina’s – Greek pastries, dolmades, baked goods Los Poblanitos Cuisine – Indigenous vegan tamales and tlacoyos Lovin’ Spoonfuls – Chili cheese fries, tortas, Sonoran dogs Maya’s Cajun Kitchen – Cajun dishes, po’ boys, cobblers Naughty Vegan – Vegan burgers and loaded fries The Makan Bowl – Singapore noodles, satay, curry The Persian Table – Persian cuisine The Vegan Joint AZ LLC – Ceviche, tacos, nachos, drinks Third Day Sourdough – Sourdough bread and baked goods Tortelleria Arevalo – Pinto beans, cornbread, salsa You Sly Dog – Vegan hot dogs and snacks Yum Yum Pocha – Korean street food and drinks Ate Kei’s Filipino Treats (Photo by Jackie Tran) Sweets Ate Kei’s Filipino Treats – Traditional Filipino sweets BarDown Fitness & Nutrition – Vegan shakes and smoothies Churros Inzunza – Churros and fried plantains Cinnaholic – Cinnamon rolls and baked goods Cool Kids Snack Cakes – Crispy marshmallow snack bars Dirty T Tamarindo – Chamoy candies and snacks Ducky’s Pineapple Banana Bread – Air-fried banana bread Kim’s Confections – Ice cream and sweets Maxa Oats Vegan Cookies – Vegan cookies and pastries Nice Dreams – Oat-based vegan ice cream pops Sahtein Kitchen – Macarons and mousse pastries Sweet Rolls and More – Vegan ice cream rolls Tucson Chocolate Factory – Award-winning vegan chocolates Tucson Chocolate Factory (Photo by Jackie Tran) Beverages Bar La Pachanga – Mocktails and wellness beverages Espressoul – Coffee, tea, pastries Little Bear Lemonade – Fresh lemonade and orange juice Transit Tea – Specialty tea beverages NON-FOOD Ace of Cups Essentials – Essential oils, scrubs, bamboo socks An Herb + Love Story – Small batch botanical beauty products Black Broccoli – Upcycled clothing and accessories BySpookySelena – Embroidered apparel, tote bags, gifts Cosmic Foundry LLC – Handmade copper and silver jewelry Desierto Designs – Clay earrings and accessories Dreamy Things Clay Company – Polymer clay jewelry, magnets Enjoy Crochet & Knit – Handmade crochet plushies and decor Isabel Artesanias – Eco-friendly handwoven PVC totes Magnolia Street Soap Mill – Handcrafted soaps and body care Purple Sky Incense – Handcrafted incense and holders Soaps & Candles by Aris – Plant-based soaps, oils, candles Sparkle Sparrow – Crystals, gemstones, handmade jewelry True Candles – Vegan soy candles inspired by desert Vegan Power Co – Vegan message apparel and accessories Wisdom Body and Soul – Skincare and self-care goods Yellow Bird Farm – Potted plants and handmade pottery Affinity Old Souls Animal Rescue – Selling T-shirts and accepting donations. Paws Without Borders – Local dog rescue services. Ironwood Pig Sanctuary – Pig rescue information and merchandise Lend a Bone Rescue – Adoptable dogs and donation merchandise And, as always, it’s free entry and there’s free parking .
Invite your friends, vegans and non-vegans alike, for a memorable evening.
The Vegan Night Market will be located at Rillito Park, 4502 N. First Ave. For more information, visit vnm.tucsonfoodie.com . To keep up with the latest, follow Death Free Foodie on Instagram .
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