Southeast Asian Market Returns to Philadelphia for 2026
The Southeast Asian Market has returned to FDR Park in Philadelphia for 2026. The market officially opened on Saturday, April 4. According to CBS News Philadelphia, the market has been…
The Southeast Asian Market has returned to FDR Park in Philadelphia for 2026. The market officially opened on Saturday, April 4.
According to CBS News Philadelphia, the market has been running in some form for more than three decades, but it became formalized in 2020.
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From April through June, the market will be located near Broad Street at the southeast corner of FDR Park. From July through October, it will relocate to the area near the Taney Baseball Field. The market website lists its locations on a map.
Dozens of Southeast Asian vendors from Laos, Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, and Cambodia will offer a range of food and drinks. Attendees can enjoy Vietnamese coffee and Cambodian stuffed chicken wings. A complete vendor list is available on the market's website.
The market is open Saturdays and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. from April through October, but it will close on several dates due to conflicts with several events:
- Sunday, May 3: Broad Street Run
- Sunday, June 14: FIFA World Cup match at Lincoln Financial Field
- Saturday, June 27: FIFA World Cup match at Lincoln Financial Field
- Saturday, July 4: U.S. 250th anniversary, FIFA Round of 16 match, and more
- Every Philadelphia Eagles home game
