Miri Night Street Market (Brooke Road)

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admin - Mon, 02/26/2018 - 12:40
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Miri Night Street Market at Brooke Road, is proposed by the Miri Council to be implemented some time around the end of February or early March 2018 that offers a trading space for night market vendors, traders, farmers, artists, craftspersons for trading of their goods or services at night. Located near High Street, in the Old Town area, the area provides a lot of trading space with nearby conveniences such as a public toilet and the night time Central Market stalls for food. The market area also includes Cythula street, which is a watchmaker area.

The night market will provide emphasis on farming produce, foods and beverages, hand-made arts and crafts, trendy food truck spaces, trinkets and other popular merchandise.

For those interested in registering for a stall space or for inquiry, please obtain a form from the Miri Council at Kingsway Road. The exact market operating zone and hours is to be determined at a later date. Telephone contact is 085-442451


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Also see:
Saberkas Weekend Night Market
High Street Chinese New Year Market (Gong Xi Bazaar)
Miri 'Open Air Market' (Central Market)
Permy Mall Weekend Flea Market
New Fish Market
Krokop 10 Bazaar Market (Pasar Besar Krokop)
Fruits Market
Old Fish Market
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