Enjoyable Awaits at Market on Main in McAllen, Sept. twenty sixth

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McALLEN, Texas – Market on Main is again and able to welcome the neighborhood for its fall season in Downtown McAllen. Main Street will as soon as once more remodel right into a full of life outside market that includes greater than 300 distributors, dwell music, meals, drinks, and family-friendly activations. 

Residents and guests can store from a wide range of distributors providing handcrafted items, boutique trend, jewellery, house décor, specialty gadgets and extra, all whereas having fun with the colourful ambiance of Downtown McAllen. The free, pet-friendly occasion presents one thing for all ages and gives a chance to help native companies and entrepreneurs.

Street Closures for Upcoming Market on Main September 26, 2026 

Closure can be in impact for lower than 24 hours

With Market on Main in full impact, plan to search alternate routes on Saturday, September 26, 2026 as Main Street can be closed from Gumwood to Beech Avenue, from 2:00p.m. to 11:00 p.m. This closure will assist safe the avenue and surrounding space for companies, distributors and individuals of this fall’s Market on Main occasion. 

Free parking can be accessible within the storage subsequent to Casa de Palmas, positioned at 101 North Main Street. Thank you for serving to the Traffic Operations Department maintain all individuals and attendees protected throughout this occasion.

For extra data, go to Explore McAllen: https://www.exploremcallen.com/

For questions on closures, name the Traffic Operations Department at (956) 681-2715.

EVENT DETAILS:

WHO:   ​Explore McAllen, McAllen Chamber of Commerce, Retail and Business Development Department, Visit McAllen

WHAT: ​Market on Main: Featuring greater than 300 distributors, dwell music, artists, meals, drinks, and family-friendly enjoyable

WHEN: ​Saturday, September 26, 2026 | 6:00p.m. – 9:00p.m. (New expanded hours)

WHERE: ​Downtown McAllen | Main Street between Beech Avenue and Gumwood Avenue, and Archer Park