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Ho Chi Minh City Markets and Maker Fairs Announce Upcoming Events

Local markets and maker fairs coming up around Ho Chi Minh City.

By The Daily Ho Chi Minh City · Published July 25, 2026

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Square in Front of Binh Tay Market
Square in Front of Binh Tay Market. Photo by Tuan Vy on Pexels

Ho Chi Minh City is a place where creativity thrives and community gathers, and there's no better way to experience both than by exploring the markets and maker fairs that bring the city to life. Whether you're a seasoned local, a visitor seeking authentic experiences, or someone new to the city's rhythms, these events offer a genuine window into the craftsmanship, food, and culture that make this metropolis so vibrant.

Markets and maker fairs are where Ho Chi Minh City's heart beats strongest. You'll find everything from handcrafted goods and local artisan creations to street food that tells stories and connects generations. It's the perfect way to discover something special, support talented creators, and soak up the energy that makes the city tick.

Keep an eye on what's coming up in your neighbourhood and beyond. Whether you're after a weekend adventure, a chance to browse unique finds, or simply a place to be among other curious explorers, there's something waiting for you.

What is on

  • Saigon Night Market Festival, Thu, 16 July, 12:00 am, Ben Thanh Market Area, District 1, Free Details and bookings

Sources: saigontourist.net.

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