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San Diego Night Market — Summer Edition
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SD Night Market summer edition — the vendor mix at these always surprises me. You come in thinking you know what you're getting and end up spending twenty minutes at a stall you never expected. What'…
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Saturday, June 13, 2026
4:00 PM PDT – 11:00 PM PDT
Free entry
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The waterfront is different after dark.
The San Diego Night Market returns to Waterfront Park on June 13, 2026 — free entry, hundreds of vendors, street food from across the region, and the energy of a market that doesn't try to be a farmers market.
It runs in the evening on purpose. The light changes. The crowd is different — not the Saturday morning grocery run, but the people who came out because the night is good. Music, local artists, food vendors from restaurants you wouldn't find otherwise.
The Night Market draws San Diego's independent maker and food community — the vendors you don't encounter in the usual places. The street food range covers a wider diversity of cuisine than any single neighborhood market. Come after 7 PM if you want the full atmosphere.
Free to attend. Runs along the waterfront until well past dark. The market floor runs into the evening — arrival after sunset gives you the full atmosphere.
The San Diego Night Market returns to Waterfront Park on June 13, 2026 — free entry, hundreds of vendors, street food from across the region, and the energy of a market that doesn't try to be a farmers market.
It runs in the evening on purpose. The light changes. The crowd is different — not the Saturday morning grocery run, but the people who came out because the night is good. Music, local artists, food vendors from restaurants you wouldn't find otherwise.
The Night Market draws San Diego's independent maker and food community — the vendors you don't encounter in the usual places. The street food range covers a wider diversity of cuisine than any single neighborhood market. Come after 7 PM if you want the full atmosphere.
Free to attend. Runs along the waterfront until well past dark. The market floor runs into the evening — arrival after sunset gives you the full atmosphere.
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