2026 Asian Night Market Festival

October 2nd, 2026 from 5:30-11 pm
&
October 3rd, 2026 from 12 pm-11 pm

Applications are open until July 1!

Vendor Application Info.

Oklahoma City’s 8th annual Asian Night Market Festival will be on Friday & Saturday, October 2nd and 3rd at Military Park on Classen.
- FRIDAY is from 5 pm-11 pm
- SATURDAY is from 12 pm-11 pm
Vendors must be available for BOTH days.
- Food Trucks
- Food Vendors
- Beverage Vendors (boba, tea, lemonade, coffee, popsicles, snow cones, etc)
- Specialty Alcohol Vendors (soju, sake, wine, cider)
- Retail
- Company/Business (there for exposure & community engagement; no sales)
- Nonprofit (may sell merch, but not food or drinks)
- Education (schools/universities)
For the first time in 2 years, vendor pricing has been adjusted to reflect increased festival hours, rising operational costs, and our expanded Saturday programming from 12 pm-11 pm.
- Food Truck: $1,000
- Food Vendor: $900
- Specialty Alcohol: $750
- Beverage: $650
- Retail: $400
- Company/Business: $300
- Nonprofit: $150

Vendor Application

7 Years of Celebrating AANHPI Culture in the
Heart of Oklahoma City

One of the largest cultural festivals in Oklahoma City, the annual Asian Night Market Festival celebrates and promotes the cultural diversity, heritage, and economic vitality of Oklahoma City’s Asian community.

Starting in 2018 with about 15,000 attendees in its inaugural year, our festival now attracts close to 80,000 attendees for an immersive cultural experience featuring traditional and contemporary Asian cuisine, live performances, vendors, and family-friendly activities.

By providing a platform for local small businesses, cultural organizations, and performers, the event strengthens community ties, supports economic growth, and enhances public understanding of the many Asian cultures represented in the district and throughout Oklahoma.

This festival serves as a key initiative in advancing our organization’s mission to foster cultural awareness and create inclusive, community-centered events.

Video by Ed Schotter