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Gloria Molina Grand Park, powered by The Music Center, announced today that Gloria Molina Grand Park Presents VendorFest Night Market, initially scheduled for Saturday, March 28, 2026, from 6:00 – 10:00 p.m., will be rescheduled to the following day and to a different time frame: Sunday, March 29, 2026, from 5:00 – 9:00 p.m.
The Music Center and Gloria Molina Grand Park management made the change in anticipation of the impact from a large turnout expected for the No Kings rally scheduled to take place on March 28 near the park and L.A. City Hall.
Developed by CuratorLove and UNDOC+Collective in partnership with Gloria Molina Grand Park, Gloria Molina Grand Park Presents VendorFest Night Market highlights the creative and cultural contributions of street vendors—from beloved paleteros to skilled artisanal makers—whose voices and visions shape L.A. every day. The evening will feature dozens of street vendors operating from colorful, custom-designed carts by Revolution Carts and local craftspeople who will sell handmade goods and original designs. Music by DJ Butchona will energize the park throughout the evening.
For the latest updates about Gloria Molina Grand Park Presents VendorFest Night Market, visit grandparkla.org/vendorfest and follow Gloria Molina Grand Park on Instagram, X, Twitch, TikTok, Spotify and Mixcloud @grandpark_la
ABOUT GLORIA MOLINA GRAND PARK
A vibrant outdoor gathering place, Gloria Molina Grand Park is a beautiful public park for the entire community in Los Angeles County. With expansive green space for gatherings large and small, Gloria Molina Grand Park celebrates the county’s cultural vitality and is host to community events, cultural experiences, holiday celebrations and many other activities that engage and attract visitors from all communities. The 12-acre Gloria Molina Grand Park stretches from The Music Center on the west to City Hall on the east and is easily accessible by Metro via the B/D (formerly Red/Purple) line to the Civic Center/Grand Park station. Working closely with the county, The Music Center is responsible for all operations and programming for the park. For more information, visit grandparkla.org. Follow Gloria Molina Grand Park on Instagram, X, Twitch, TikTok, Spotify and Mixcloud (@grandpark_la) as well as YouTube and Facebook (@grandparkLosAngeles).
ABOUT THE MUSIC CENTER
As L.A.’s performing arts center, The Music Center convenes artists, communities and ideas with the goal of deepening the cultural lives of every resident in Los Angeles County. The $80 million non-profit performing arts organization has two divisions: TMC Arts and TMC Ops. TMC Arts, The Music Center’s programming engine, provides year-round programming inside The Music Center’s four theatres, on Jerry Moss Plaza, outside at Gloria Molina Grand Park—a 12-acre adjacent green space—in schools and other locations all over Los Angeles County. TMC Arts presents world-class dance with Glorya Kaufman Presents Dance at The Music Center, free and low-cost public concerts and events, live and digital K–12 arts education programs, workshops, performances, interactive experiences and special events. TMC Ops manages the theatres, the Plaza and Gloria Molina Grand Park, which comprise $3 billion in county assets, on behalf of the County of Los Angeles. The Music Center is also home to four renowned resident companies—Center Theatre Group, Los Angeles Master Chorale, LA Opera and LA Phil. For more information, visit musiccenter.org. Follow The Music Center on social media @MusicCenterLA.
ABOUT CURATORLOVE
CuratorLove believes that each immigrant, migrant, refugee, exile and undoc+ artist and arts professional is an essential part of the creative industries of the contemporary art world. CuratorLove is a social impact enterprise seeking an equitable environment where this vibrant and diverse community can not only survive, but also thrive. Their voices, experience, and cultural contributions are vital to shaping contemporary narratives, yet often remain unheard. At CuratorLove, we advocate, support, champion, produce, curate, research, exhibit and aid in creating projects by intergenerational undoc+, migrant, immigrant, exile and refugee artists and art creatives through thoughtful exhibitions, innovative programming and impactful research. We collide aesthetic theory and immigration with migration policy and politics, providing a critical lens through which to examine the role of art in social change.
ABOUT UNDOC+COLLECTIVE
UNDOC+Collective is a nationwide network dedicated to building knowledge, visibility and sustainability for people in the undoc+ spectrum (currently or formerly undocumented). Grounded in cultural competency, expertise, wisdom and vision of undocreatives (undocumented creatives), we center lived experience as a site of knowledge production, artistic innovation and future-making. The UNDOC+Collective spotlights historically excluded artistic practices and their intellectual contributions. Our work seeks to reclaim, affirm and empower the diverse experiences and narratives that exist across the undoc+ spectrum, while celebrating the aesthetic, conceptual and political achievements of undocreatives.
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