Sep 18 – Sep 20, 2026
Burlington Asian Night Market 2026 at Mapleview Centre
Burlington Asian Night Market runs September 18–20, 2026, at Mapleview Shopping Centre with Asian street food, vendors, live performances, and free admission as the Ontario series finale.
Free admission

Burlington Asian Night Market runs Friday through Sunday, September 18–20, 2026, at Mapleview Shopping Centre, 900 Maple Avenue, Burlington. Listed hours are Friday 5:00–11:00 p.m., Saturday noon–11:00 p.m., and Sunday noon–9:00 p.m. Admission is free under the Ontario Asian Night Market Series.
Night Markets Toronto pitches the Burlington stop as the series finale for 2026: Asian street food, artisan vendors, cultural performances, and family activities in a mall parking-lot setting between Toronto and Hamilton. Burlington sits on Lake Ontario's north shore with waterfront parks nearby; Mapleview draws shoppers from Burlington, Oakville, Milton, and Hamilton, which gives the market a regional crowd beyond Halton locals.
Who this is for: west-GTA families who missed summer stops in Scarborough or Mississauga and want one more outdoor food-market weekend before October. Skip it if you need an ethnic-holiday anchor; this is a touring night-market format, not a Mid-Autumn or Diwali program.
The series stacks after Mississauga Mid-Autumn Lantern Festival Labour Day weekend and Sắc Màu Trung Thu in Oakville the prior Sunday. Friday evening is the lighting-and-street-food sweet spot; Saturday afternoon is easier with kids before the late crowd.
Night Markets Toronto has toured Ontario since May with stops from Newmarket to Windsor. Burlington closes the 2026 calendar before fall Diwali season heats up in Mississauga and downtown Toronto. Past series stops featured takoyaki, siu mai, bubble tea, bouncy castles, and live stage sets; Burlington inherits that template rather than inventing a new format.
Mapleview sits just off the QEW at Fairview Street with more than 165 retailers, which means food lines spill into a polished mall lot instead of a downtown street closure. Halton families often pair a market visit with Spencer Smith Park on the waterfront if weather cooperates.
GO and QEW drivers can reach Mapleview from Toronto in under an hour off-peak; parking is mall lot. Bring cash for food vendors even when cards are accepted. Vendor rosters rotate by city; confirm the Burlington lineup on nightmarkets.ca the week of.
If you are stacking GTA food festivals, this is the west-end bookend after summer Scarborough and Mississauga stops. It is not a Diwali or Mid-Autumn anchor, but it fills the late-September weekend before October plaza programming.
Our take: Friday night for date-night skewers, Saturday for the full vendor loop. Sunday is the wind-down if you want shorter lines.
When: September 18–20, 2026 (Fri 5–11 p.m.; Sat noon–11 p.m.; Sun noon–9 p.m.)
Where: Mapleview Shopping Centre, 900 Maple Ave, Burlington, ON
Details on nightmarkets.ca.
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