Ann Arbor Asian Night Market 2026

Marupo ACTS is pleased to present our second Summer Ann Arbor Asian Night Market! Join us for a night of celebration and cultural experience, including vendors, artisans, music, and dance performances. Enjoy diverse cuisines, traditional and modern art expressions, take part in family-friendly activities and engage with local community organizations!

We want you to be involved! Whether that’s as an attendee, a volunteer, a vendor, a performer, or community resource, our events continue to be successful through the support of people like you! Please see below for ways to support!

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Attend! Please RSVP! Your RSVP helps us make sure our vendors produce the right amount of food/crafts and don’t run out day-of. Most foods require up to 1 week of advanced notice for small businesses to buy the required ingredients and make hundreds (if not thousands) of postions. Help our vendors prepare by RSVPing EARLY so they can plan to bring enough for everyone!

Volunteer! We need the support of volunteers like you to host these events! We are currently recruiting for day-of volunteers to help with decorating, welcoming and supporting vendors, welcoming and assisting guests, leading and guiding educational activities, set-up and tear-down. Please email volunteer@marupo.org, fill out our Volunteer intake form, or join our Community Discord to learn more!

Become a vendor! We welcome new and returning food and artisan vendors! Please reach out to vendorhelp@marupo.org to learn more and apply for a booth.

Lead an activity! Would you like to lead a craft, provide a demonstration, facilitate an interactive activity? Please reach out to info@marupo.org to learn more and apply!

Donate! We’re happy to accept cash donations through the Givebutter platform, or in-kind donations through our Giftster Wishlist. We also have some longer-term needs for space which you can read about on our Donate page.

This project is funded in part by Michigan Humanities, an affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities, and the Michigan Arts and Culture Council. This project is supported in part by Arts Midwest, which receives support in part from the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency.