Bellevue's New Year's Eve Night Market Breaks Records with 9,000 Attendees

Bellevue, WALocal News

The Bellevue New Year’s Eve Night Market, celebrated on December 31, 2025, broke its previous attendance record with 9,000 visitors, showcasing the thriving local community spirit. The event featured over 50 vendors, including Cafecito Mexican Bakery and Sugarcane Beauty, offering a diverse array of crafts, food, and beverages. This year's market, presented by AHG Cares and in partnership with Amazon, focused on connecting local artists with the community and enhancing cultural engagement in Downtown Bellevue. With an expanded footprint on Main Street, attendees enjoyed a greater selection of goods and a beer and wine garden benefiting Bellevue LifeSpring. AHG president and CEO Elaina Morris highlighted the event's success in fostering connections among Eastside residents.

The collaboration with the City of Bellevue and other local organizations underscored the importance of community support in promoting regional culture. This grassroots effort not only showcases local talent but also strengthens community bonds, making it a highly anticipated annual event. The record attendance reflects the growing interest in supporting local businesses and celebrating regional culture.

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