The highly anticipated KTOWN Night Market will be holding its inaugural festival on Friday, April 18th (4 PM - 12 AM) and Saturday, April 19th (2 PM – 12 AM) at the Robert F. Kennedy Community Schools in Los Angeles’ Koreatown. In partnership with the City of Los Angeles District 10, the outdoor event will be free to the public and will feature over 100 food and merchandise booths, including 40 food vendors that represent the full breadth of multi-ethnic street cuisine from Los Angeles and Orange County.
The free-to-the-public event will feature 100+ multi-ethnic food and merchandise vendors from all over Los Angeles and Orange County as well as other activities:
- Food Truck Line-Up Specially Curated by Seoul Sausage Company (Season 3 Winners of Food Network's The Great Food Truck Race)
- Live Entertainment with Popular Local Acts such as Parker (aka Dumbfoundead)
- Yelp's KTOWN Bar Crawl
The two-day event aims to emulate the traditional night markets that have become popular tourist attractions in nearly every major city in Asia, characterized by their late-night street food offerings and merchandise booths. With the support of the City of Los Angeles District 10, Councilman Herb J. Wesson Jr., and Assistant Chief Deputy Michael Bai, KTOWN Night Market is now bringing this exciting concept to the center of Los Angeles. As the most densely populated district with about 120,000 residents in 2.7 square miles, Koreatown is considered one of the most diverse and most lively communities of Los Angeles. The annual festival hopes to highlight and support this growing cultural hub, its establishments, and the youth culture in the Los Angeles communities through this annual event.
For more information on KTOWN Night Market, please visit
www.KTOWNnightmarket.com or
Facebook.com/KTOWNnightmarket .
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