Downtown Tempe expands 6th Street Market, introduces Halloween event

PHOENIX — The Downtown Tempe Authority announced this week it will be expanding its 6th Street Market.

The event series took a break for the summer, but it will be starting back up on Oct. 14 at double its previous size.

The markets will be held at the City Hall Plaza every Sunday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., through April 14.

The market will include a new farmers market section, “make & take” craft booths, live music, local food and beverage vendors and gift shopping.

The events are family- and dog-friendly, and free parking is available at the City Hall Garage and street meters on Sundays.

The market will host its first Halloween Stroll on Oct. 28 at 2 p.m.

Families will be able to trick-or-treat at shops and restaurants along Mill Avenue, complete Halloween-themed crafts, take photos in a vintage RV and enter a costume contest.

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