The top 12 outdoor art fairs in Toronto for 2017
Outdoor art fairs in Toronto this year give painters, photographers, sculptors, local makers and other types of artists a chance to show off and sell their finest in an easy-breezy outdoor setting.
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Art Fairs
DateAbout the EventLocation-
May 20-22Stroll around the cobblestones and check out work from talented artists from across Canada. This year they'll feature new works from Mexico.Distillery District
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May 28This curated outdoor art fair happens alongside Pedestrian Sunday. It focuses on original arts and crafts from artists working in paint, photography, jewellery and more.Kensington Market Art Fair
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June 10-11Kew Gardens becomes an outdoor art gallery with over 150 of Canada’s most talented artists, artisans, and designers.Kew Gardens
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May 28Over 60 artists will set up at the south end of the park alongside food vendors, a musical parade and community organization pop-ups.Christie Pits Park
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June 3This free, two-day, public fine art exhibition showcases established and emerging artists in Jimmie Simpson Park. Expect over 180 participants, live shows and food.Jimmy Simpson Park
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July 14-16The Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition is the country's largest, longest-running juried contemporary outdoor art fair with over 320 contemporary visual artists and makers.Nathan Phillips Square
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September 8-10This arts and crafts show features works from 180 Ontario and Quebec artists and it happens at the same time as the Cabbagetown Festival and the Riverdale Farm Fall Festival.Riverdale Park
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August 26This festival boasts one of Toronto's largest gatherings of artists, musicians, artisans and masters of all crafts, all wrapped in a street fair vibe with extended patios.Bloor Street West
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September 9Fifty vendors show off their very best for this one-day-only arts market in Liberty Village.Liberty VIllage
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September 16-17Held in East Lynn Park, you'll find all types of visual art on display, with a sprinkling of summery food vendors.East Lynn Park
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