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Bronx Tourism Council Lists 50+ Summer Markets, Workshops, Community Events

The Bronx Tourism Council and partner groups maintain listings for recurring markets, business sessions and special events through the summer.

By The Bronx Things-to-do Desk · Published July 18, 2026

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The Bronx Tourism Council maintains the primary community events calendar for the borough at ilovethebronx.com/calendar. This resource features recurring events including the weekly BronxWorks Produce Market on Thursdays and Teens get Crafty on Fridays.

Business Workshops and Back-to-School Activities

The New Bronx Chamber of Commerce hosts business-focused community events such as Understanding and Establishing Credit on July 16, 2026, and a Back to School Event on July 14, 2026. These sessions connect residents with practical resources on financial topics and school preparation.

NYC Restaurant Week and Cultural Gatherings

NYC Restaurant Week for the 2026 summer season runs from July 20 to August 16 in the Bronx, with an optional extension through Labor Day Weekend. Eventbrite aggregates additional local Bronx gatherings, including the HBCU Allstar Dream Classic 2026 at Holcombe Rucker Park on August 8 and Uptown Bounce at El Museo del Barrio on July 23.

Ongoing Community Initiatives

NIDCNY.org lists ongoing community initiatives including the annual East Tremont Community Cleanup and housing resource fairs connecting residents with local support agencies. These efforts provide regular opportunities for neighborhood involvement and access to services.

Residents can consult ilovethebronx.com/calendar and nidcny.org/events for the most current details on dates and locations. Checking Eventbrite listings offers further options for specific dates in July and August 2026.

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