The Atlanta International Night Market (AINM) is a 501(c)3 nonprofit that was founded to celebrate Atlanta's vibrant communities through, food, entertainment, and community engagement. The ultimate goal was to provide an event experience that fosters cultural exchange and connection.
I led creative direction and marketing strategy for Atlanta’s largest multicultural food festival, creating 200+ multilingual assets based on audience research. My work translated complex stakeholder needs into culturally relevant, scalable campaigns.

14% above target
Ticket Sales & Vendor Revenue
Every dollar spent on ads generated $61.20 of revenue.

Voted #3 Best Night Market in the USA.

Atlanta is one of the most culturally diverse cities in the U.S., but at the time, it didn't have a large-scale event that really celebrated all of those communities together. The founders had a bold idea: create a multicultural night market that would bring people together through food, music, and culture.
I was brought on to lead design and marketing strategy. My goal was to help us hit a 50,000 attendance target per night market, align the board, and reach multiple cultural communities through social media.
Designed 200+ assets across social media, print, and signage.
Created short-form promotional videos to attract vendors and attendees.
Executed paid and organic strategies to drive awareness and ticket sales.
Built cultural personas to optimize every touchpoint of attendee experience.
Developed presentations to secure sponsors and align with board members.

Develop cohesive visual brand identity.
Recruited and managed relationships with 200+ food vendors and artisans representing 50+ cultures.
Identify key demographics and conduct audience research, create user personas. Execute data-informed marketing campaigns.
Social/print campaigns, short form videos, consistent branding.
Develop the brand's aesthetic and visual anchor.
Bring 50K guests to the inaugural ATL Night Market.
Engage communities through multilingual, accessible design.
Translate marketing efforts into a case for sponsorship and long-term viability
Defined 10 cultural audience segments and tailor engagement tactics accordingly
Created all marketing materials in four languages (English, Vietnamese, Spanish, Korean) to increase accessibility.
Translated digital marketing performance into ROI-focused presentations for board of directors.
Embedded cultural authenticity into every brand and campaign touchpoint.












Atlanta Metro residents within a 25-mile radius, with particular focus on Decatur, Buckhead, and Midtown neighborhoods where cultural engagement is highest.
Adults 18-65 from diverse backgrounds, particularly young professionals (25-40) and families with children who actively seek cultural education opportunities.
Food enthusiasts and cultural explorers who regularly attend farmers markets, food festivals, and international restaurants, spending an average of $75+ on dining experiences.
Active social media users with 500+ followers who share experiences in real-time, participate in local event hashtags, and influence their networks' attendance decisions.













Worked with 16 cultural groups. Solved communication issues through online meetings. Balanced traditional and modern views.
Created tracking tools that improved response times. Built a shared file system for teamwork between Atlanta staff and remote partners.
Created color-coded guides in multiple languages. Made simple one-page brand sheets for volunteers.
Surpassed our 100K target for 2 events by 14%.
Facebook and Instagram both grew to 17K followers from 0.
Featured in 3 major Atlanta publications.
USA Today Reader's Choice Awards.
Multilingual, research-driven design helped deeply connect with underrepresented audiences.
A clear, culturally respectful visual identity scaled across channels and communities.
Presenting strategy with clarity and confidence helped align powerful stakeholders.
Cultural personas and journey maps ensured authenticity and improved audience experience.
Atlanta International Night Market: Case Study