Toronto Food Events: Bakers Market, Winter Village, Newcomer Kitchen
Toronto Food Events rounds up the most delicious festivals, pop-ups, winemaker dinners, supper clubs and other food related happenings in Toronto this week and next. You can find us here every Friday morning.
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This Week
DateAbout the EventLocation-
December 3-4Bring your whole family down to City Hall to participate in Habitat For Humanity's 2016 Gingerbread Build. For $50, you can but a kit and build a gingerbread house in support of this long-standing charity.Toronto City Hall
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December 3Head to the Landsdowne Brewery to sip of cask ale from 15 different local brewers. Tickets to this mini beer fest are $10 - that includes a souvenir glass - and samples are extra.
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December 4The Toronto Bakers Market will feature baked goods, savoury treats and fresh sweets from over 30 vendors, including vegan, raw and gluten-free options too! Admission is free.The Great Hall - Longboat Hall
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December 4-18The Newcomer Kitchen hosts a Syrian brunch at the Butler's Pantry in Mirvish Village. There are four seatings and it's $30 per person for a multi-course meal featuring a variety of Syrian dishes.Butler's Pantry
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December 4Food and drink writer Suresh Doss will talk about how the suburbs have an impact on Toronto's food scene. This event costs $70 and includes a three-course meal.Banu Restaurant Iranian
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December 6Bacardi is opening up a pop-up Christmas tree lot next to Brassaii on Kind Street West. Along with selling trees, this pop-up will let you sample Bacardi cocktails.
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December 7Learn to make your very own kombucha at this hands-on workshop. This will probably let you brew some for yourself and for your friends and family members who love fermented beverages. Remember, it is gift-giving season.Centre for Social Innovation
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December 7While it sounds like a big party, you'll actually get a big meal at this event. It'll feature a four-course rum tasting dinner with chef Jasper Wu. If you just want food, it'll cost $45. You can add on rum pairing for an extra $45.
Lead photo byHector Vasquez.
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