The top 14 markets and pop-ups in Toronto this September
Markets and pop-ups this September will keep you well fed and very well dressed as we all drag our feet out of summer. There's a great collection of one-off events in parking lots, parks, shops, and warehouses cooking up and showing off their finest Fall goodies.
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Can't miss markets and pop-ups
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September 2-3This market isn't just about food, but also brings products like candles, soaps, balms, and jewelry into one of the city's most stunning new parks.Trillium Park - Ontario Place
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September 4Kosher, steamed, hand sliced... head to this resto for a day of Montreal smoked meat sandwiches. They've imported the meat directly from Montreal for the event.Netivot HaTorah
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September 9This is an open-air market with works and products from artists, designers, artisans and a handful of local businesses. You'll find 50 vendors selling fashion, pet-related products and services, art, home decor, vintage, body care and food items.Liberty VIllage
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September 10This is Susur Lee-inspired outdoor food and fashion event thrown by Chef Grant Soto where terrible designer clothing is encouraged. There'll be a $4.99 barbecue menu, cocktails, games, and face painting for adults.17 Noble Street
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September 16-17Here's an artisan market featuring 30-40 vendors who proudly represent our home and native land.Fort York Historical Site
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September 17Head down into the lower hall for an end-of-summer market of local goods, sweet treats, local eats and plenty of good vibes. Dogs are welcome, and there will be cocktails.
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September 22The Urban Swine, maker of hand-crafted sausages, is popping up at Churchill for two nights of barbecue and beer. There will be three delicious flavours all made from ethically sourced meats and fresh, local ingredients for $8.
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September 22Toronto's first-ever Bi Arts Festival is hosting a pop-up market featuring bisexual-identified artisans, makers, and craftspeople. The one-night only event will also include zines and an art show.
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September 23This is a curated market of vintage and handmade clothing, accessories, art and housewares made by local designers. Check out all the quirky and unique items to freshen up your life and look.Blank Canvas Gallery
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September 23Browse 130 top handmade and vintage Canadian Etsy sellers under one big, beautiful roof.MaRS Discovery District
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September 23One of the biggest vinyl sales in the city returns. Hundreds of crates of records, an expanded 45s section, and a collectors' bin will help fill out your collection. Expect tons of indie rock, funk, soul, jazz and way more.High Park Record Garage Sale
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September 24Here's a vintage streetwear flea market featuring over 25 local and international vendors for one of the country's largest selections of handpicked garments catering to the 1980's, 1990's, and 2000's street and sports wear aesthetic.Deadstock Depot Flea Market
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September 27-30Every fall, the Friends of the John M. Kelly Library host a used book sale, which features more than 100,000 donated books and other media items like musical scores, biographies, cookbooks, and much, much more.Father Madden Hall
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September 28 - October 1This is a sexy pop-up featuring women's appeal from a handful of North American fashion brands.XS Lounge
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