International Summer night market opens for the season

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Posted May 10, 2013 7:10 pm.

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RICHMOND (NEWS1130) – It’s going to be a busy night in Richmond! The International Summer Night Market opens for the season.

Paul Cheung is the CEO and says there is a ton of shopping to be done and lots of food!

“We have a good variety this year. They can have the egg waffles, the thai iced tea, bubble tea, falafels, and super spicy fish balls,” he describes. “There’s also a lot of trinkets, cute phone cases, African art products, and Korean art products.”

Admission to the night market is free and it’ll be open on Friday, Saturday and Sundays nights through September.

The market is located at Bridgeport and Sweden Way.

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