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Markets in Toronto

Farmers markets, makers markets and night markets on in Toronto this week.

11 picks · 10 free · updated 12 November

Distillery Winter Village Christmas MarketThu 12 November, 11am · Distillery Historic District · From CA$16FreeDufferin Grove Organic Farmers' MarketThu 12 November, 3pm · Dufferin Grove Park ClubhouseFreeSt. Lawrence Market Saturday Farmers' MarketSat 14 November, 5am · St. Lawrence Market NorthFreeEvergreen Brick Works Saturday Farmers' MarketSat 14 November, 9am · Evergreen Brick WorksFreeAllan Gardens Saturday Farmers' MarketSat 14 November, 10am · Allan Gardens Children's ConservatoryFreeDownsview Park Merchants MarketSat 14 November, 10am · Downsview Park Merchants MarketFreeLeslieville Farmers' Market (Indoors)Sun 15 November, 9am · East End Food HubFreeDownsview Park Merchants MarketSun 15 November, 10am · Downsview Park Merchants MarketFreeToronto Sunday Market (West End Market)Sun 15 November, 11am · The Parkdale HallFreeSorauren Farmers' MarketMon 16 November, 3pm · Henderson Brewing Co.FreeDufferin Grove Organic Farmers' MarketThu 19 November, 3pm · Dufferin Grove Park Clubhouse
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Markets in Toronto, answered

What are the best markets picks in Toronto?

Right now: Distillery Winter Village Christmas Market, Dufferin Grove Organic Farmers' Market, St. Lawrence Market Saturday Farmers' Market and Evergreen Brick Works Saturday Farmers' Market. The list is refreshed several times a day from local hotels and hostels, FreeGuides' own research and booking partners.

Are any of them free?

Yes: Dufferin Grove Organic Farmers' Market, St. Lawrence Market Saturday Farmers' Market, Evergreen Brick Works Saturday Farmers' Market and Allan Gardens Saturday Farmers' Market, and 6 more.

Can I plan a day around these?

Yes. Open What's On Toronto and use Plan my day: it builds a day from these and everything else on in Toronto, with a link to book each one. Ask Eli, FreeGuides' trip planner, to plan several days.