Rochester Reporter

Vendor spots are now open for the International Plaza 2024 Sunday Market Day season, set to kick off on May 5 at the City of Rochester International Plaza located at 828 N. Clinton Ave. The market days will run every Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. starting on May 5 until October 13. According to the announcement, the Plaza is on the lookout for pop-up and daily vendors, with rates starting at $20 per week and discounts available for multiple weeks and the entire season.

The International Plaza, managed in partnership with the City of Rochester and the Ibero American Development Corp., aims to bring a diverse array of food, gifts, and entertainment to Rochester, showcasing global cuisine, culture, and heritage. A variety of vendors and performers will be present to offer a unique experience to visitors, providing an affordable platform for merchants to directly engage with the public.

The opening-day lineup promises a rich tapestry of flavors and entertainment, featuring food options from Puerto Rico, Mexico, Columbia, and Romania. Additionally, the entertainment will focus on celebrating the vibrant culture and music of Mexico.

Those interested in vending can reach out to Erika J. Perez at (585) 428-7282, email pmarket@cityofrochester.gov, or visit www.cityofrochester.gov/internationalplaza for more information and applications. For aspiring entrepreneurs looking for support in starting or expanding their businesses, assistance is available from the Ibero Business Center. Agustin Rodriguez can be contacted at (585) 256-8900 extension 125, via email at agustin.rodriguez@iaal.org, or by visiting www.iberobusinesscenter.org.

For media inquiries and further details, individuals can get in touch with Communications Director Barbara Pierce at Barbara.Pierce@cityofrochester.gov. The City of Rochester, under the administration of Mayor Malik D. Evans, is dedicated to fostering a safe, equitable, and prosperous community by providing opportunities for growth and development in line with its Mission, Vision, and Values and the principles of the "Rochester 2034" comprehensive plan.