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Exclusive Prescott Night Markets 2025 food lineup

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Prescott Night Markets will return this summer in Oakland, featuring over 20 food vendors offering a variety of international cuisines. The events are scheduled for July 24, August 21, September 4, and October 9, coinciding with home games for Oakland Roots SC, providing an engaging community atmosphere. Director Harvindar "Harv" Singh emphasized the benefits of the Prescott Market's expanded space, which includes outdoor seating and entertainment areas, creating a vibrant block party feel. New vendors such as Sunrise Deli and Mad Creationz will join established favorites, enhancing the culinary experience. The market aims to improve crowd management after last year’s attendance of 1,500 to 2,000 visitors, with vendors streamlining their offerings for better service.

An inflatable soccer play area and a kids' dance competition will also be featured, adding family-friendly activities to the mix. The first night market will include a performance by local jazz musician Daniel Harris III. Singh expressed excitement about discovering new vendors that contribute to the market's diverse food landscape.

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