After a four-year pause, the YèShì Chinatown Night Market will be returning with food, art and performances on Oct. 12.
Organizers hope the night market will attract non-Chinatown residents to view the neighborhood as a destination and a safe area to visit at night.
Since its founding, the YèShì Chinatown Night Market has been an ode to Chinese culture and tradition. “ saw a very lively night market scene in Hong Kong and other places in China, and she said we should have something similar in Chinatown,” Shang said. Located on 10th and Race Streets in Chinatown, the night market will feature a diversity of food vendors, arts and crafts vendors, performances, and activities. Food will include Korea Taqueria, Byzantium Empire, Sang Lee Noodle House, and Husky Jaws Corn Roasting Co.The Philadelphia Suns, Chinatown’s basketball team, will be performing their traditional Lion Dance at the night market.
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