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Posted: August 28, 2026
MAUM Market brings 40+ Asian-owned small businesses to Boston Seaport
Boston, MA MAUM Market, the premium pop-up market spotlighting Asian-owned small businesses, has returned to the ctiy for the second year on Sunday, July 12th.
Held at Boston Seaport, MAUM Market will feature 40+ Asian-owned brands in food, fashion, home goods, and wellness. Each offering a curated experience that reflects the creativity, craftsmanship, and culture of modern Asian makers. Expect an afternoon filled with bites, limited-edition goods, interactive pop-ups, and a sense of belonging.
Originally launched in Los Angeles, MAUM (which means “heart” or “mind” in Korean) has become a cultural platform where community, commerce, and creativity intersect. The Boston edition continues MAUM’s mission to celebrate Asian American stories and entrepreneurial spirit through immersive shopping, tastings, and cultural discovery.
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