City of Boca Raton Announces 2026 Night Market Season!
Sanborn Square comes alive monthly with food, art, music & community spirit
Join us monthly for the City’s Night Market featuring a variety of delicious food options, sweet treats, local artists and makers, live music, art and a mobile bar!
Each Night Market transforms Sanborn Square into a lively open-air festival, featuring:
- Tastes & Treats – A variety of delicious food and sweet indulgences
- Makers & Artisans – Handcrafted goods and local treasures
- Live Music & Art – Performances and installations that bring Boca’s creative spirit to life
- Mobile Bar – Sip and stroll beneath the lights of downtown
Remaining 2026 Night Market Dates
- March 5, 2026
- April 2, 2026
- May 7, 2026
March 5 Vendors!
Food Vendors
Market Vendors
- Zely ASouza Resin Art
- La Vida Vanilla Extracts
- Deep Purpose Jewelry
- Batched and Cured Soaps
- Gifts from Gaia Crystal Shop
- Linda’s Take Granola
- Vales Candles
- Plants Be With You
- Ancient Tallow
- Pepperprint
- Collections by Vivi
- KMA Designs by Kelly
- Don’t Quit Your Daydreams Jewlery & Art
- Ivy Soffin Clothing & Accessories
- ArmHer Safety Accessories
- ReSurf Sisters Preloved Clothing & More
- Wildflour Sourdough Bakery
- Poppin Loom Clothing
- Bubbleletter M Ceramics Studio
- Sun + Soul Clothing
- Seafin Creations
- Strawberry Bites Miami – Chocolate Covered Strawberries
- Pink Moon Delray Jewelry
- Cheese N Charm
This year, the City is adding an extra touch of convenience and sustainability:
FREE rides to and from the Night Market with BocaConnect, the new eco-friendly shuttle service. Attendees can download the Circuit App to book rides with ease.
“Boca Raton’s Night Markets capture the heart of our Centennial—bringing people together to share food, music, and culture,” said Mayor Scott Singer. “From bites to beats to browsing, it’s where Boca Raton shines brightest under the stars.”
For more details on the Night Market and other Centennial events, visit www.myboca.us.
About the City of Boca Raton:
Boca Raton, the second largest city in Palm Beach County, blends history and innovation with its Mediterranean Revival architecture and vibrant cultural scene. Influenced by architect Addison Mizner, the city is home to live concerts, international art exhibits, world-class museums, five miles of Atlantic coastline, and 49 parks offering 1,650 acres of recreational space. A hub for business and innovation, Boca Raton hosts 40 publicly traded corporate headquarters. With three nationally ranked universities, top-rated schools, and a thriving entrepreneurial ecosystem, Boca Raton is a dynamic, safe, and educated community with a low property tax rate. Learn more at myboca.us.
For more information on Boca Raton’s Centennial events, email Boca100@bocaraton-fl.gov.