The top 10 markets and pop-ups in Toronto this November
The top markets and pop-ups in Toronto for November 2018 are here to get you ready for the holidays. The One of a Kind Show returns with gift ideas galore while the Toronto Christmas Market amps up the holiday cheer. Sex stuff, food, crafts, old paper and records are all for sale, as well.
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Can't miss markets and pop-ups
DateAbout the EventLocation-
November 2-4A weekend of all-things "adult" is on with a market place full of the newest trends in sex merch, workshops, seminars, entrainment and more.The International Centre
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November 4Over 100,000 records are up for the buying at this giant record sale featuring nearly every conceivable music genre spread across 50 tables in two rooms.Estonian House
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November 9-11Health and wellness vendors gather to showcase all things natural health, with over 200 vendors and speakers on hand dedicated to green living.Metro Toronto Convention Centre
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November 15 - December 23The sights and smells of Christmas are in the air at this big market where you'll find lots of yummy goodies spread throughout the festivities.The Distillery District
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November 18Wychwood Barns is set to fill up with stacks of old paper, prints, photographs, comics and posters spread across 70 tables.Artscape Wychwood Barns
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November 22-25Foodies, rejoice! Gourmet food and wine is on the menu at this big expo, with over 1,500 food and drink types, industry leaders and exhibitions.Metro Toronto Convention Centre
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November 22 - December 2Local and regional artisans show off their unique, handmade wears with everything from clothing, decor, gifts, art, food and lots more.Enercare Centre
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November 23-25Jewellery, dreamcatchers, clothing, moccasins, paintings and more from over 40 Indigenous artists and makers are available at this three-day market.Native Canadian Centre of Toronto
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November 25Toronto's Etsy community is coming out just in time for the holidays with 50 makers selling all kinds of locally-made gifts and lifestyle goods.
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November 25A celebration of Jewish culture is on at this big market with traditional food, shopping, entertainment and cooking demos.The Warehouse at Downsview Park
Lead photo byJesse Milns
Lead photo byJesse Milns
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