The top 15 markets and pop-ups in Toronto this July
Markets and pop-ups in Toronto this July will help you shop for some locally made duds. This month, there's a solid mix of fashion pop-ups, as well as food markets. Good summer vibes are available at each one for free.
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Can't miss markets and pop-ups
DateAbout the EventLocation-
July 1-16Chance & Fate is a women’s fashion specialty store. You'll find emerging labels, mostly imported from London, Denmark, Germany, L.A. and New York.1470 Yonge Street
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July 4This edition features an open trading zone, live music and comedy, dozens and dozens of makers, and a few surprise services that'll make you want to stay all night.
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July 8The fourth instalment of this vintage and streetwear market rounds up an astounding collection of 1980s, 90s and nu-wave street and sportswear.502 Adelaide West
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July 8This pop-up market features 15 local vendors, DJs, giveaways, fashion and food.1340 Queen St. West
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July 8Two women are selling their things in front of the Darling Masion, and everything will go for $10 or less with the exception of some higher end designer pieces.Darling Mansion
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July 9Forty of Toronto's best Etsy sellers come together to create a market made up of local fashion, art, home decor and handmade goods.
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July 15-16Find quirky, unique things for your life and for the 'gram, all at low prices.Blank Canvas Gallery
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July 16Check out this market featuring local artisans, designers and vendors. Admission is free, dogs are welcome and there will also be food and drinks too.
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July 22Dive into an evening of local food, craft beer, cider and wine in the Junction. Each food and drink item will set you back $5.The Junction neighbourhood
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July 18-19This pop-up event showcases products and services related to wellness and personal empowerment.1470 Yonge Street
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July 25The focus of this market is a talk from a social entrepreneur coming from the Philippines. There'll also be a Cambio Market pop-up and food vendors on site.Centre for Social Innovation (Annex)
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July 29 - August 4Find a collection of vintage designer menswear by Doug Stone, an artist from Toronto. The specialty collection includes pieces from Armani, Valentino and Paul Smith.1470 Yonge Street
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July 30Enjoy local cuisine while browsing artisanal vendors offering homemade products at this adorable and local Etsy market.Evergreen Brick Works
Lead photo byJesse Milns at the Bunz Flea
Lead photo byJesse Milns at the Bunz Flea
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