For the first time since the pandemic, the Richmond Night Market is having a full scale reopening on April 28.
Owner and organizer Raymond Cheung says the 23-year-old outdoor market will have no restrictions and more vendors compared to previous years.
“This year is special because after the COVID-19 [pandemic] this is pretty much the first time that we are full scale compared to past years,” he said.
In 2020, the night market was cancelled due to pandemic restrictions. In 2021, it returned with reduced capacity but ended early as COVID-19 case counts climbed and new restrictions were imposed.
In 2022, the market reopened with few vendors and some restrictions in place, Cheung
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