The top outdoor art fairs in Toronto this year
Outdoor art fairs in Toronto for 2018 bring to light emerging talent from the vibrant arts community, in pockets all over the city. Spend the day strolling through a maze of artwork and you just might find that special piece you've been looking for.
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Art Fairs
DateAbout the EventLocation-
May 19-21The Distillery District serves as a backdrop for this huge art festival that features paintings, photography, sculpture, live music and craft shows.The Distillery Historic District
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May 27Encompassing most of the south end of the park, this art fair includes a huge selection of art vendors, food, music and pop-ups.Christie Pits
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May 27 - October 28Part of Pedestrian Sundays, this art fair includes ceramics, fiber art, glass, jewelry, metal arts, painting, drawing, sculpture and photography.Kensington Market
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June 2-3Back again is this huge and free public fine art exhibition showcasing over 165 established and emerging artists, and lots of food vendors.Jimmie Simpson Park and Community Centre
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June 9Liberty Village gets overtaken by local artists during this big art party featuring live music, interactive demos, food and family-friendly activities.Liberty Village Park
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June 9-10Expect over 150 artists and designers to take up shop in Kew Gardens over two days to showcase handmade goods, original fashion pieces, fine art and more.Kew Gardens
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July 6-8Nathan Phillips Square transforms into a huge marketplace with artists selling original works, plus a beer garden courtesy of Henderson Brewing Co.Nathan Phillips Square
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August 25Bloor Street West gets shut down for a full day this summer for this massive street festival featuring art, music and food from neighbouring establishments.Bloor Street West
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September 7-9A community celebration of the arts, this fair boasts almost 200 featured artists and crafters from Toronto and beyond.Riverdale Park West
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September 15-16Dozens of exhibitors, vendors and activities for kids and adults are going down in the park with one-of-a-kind works from local artists.East Lynn Park
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September 22-23The eclectic West Queen West neighbourhood shows its colours with a three day festival of selected artists, food and performances.Trinity Bellwoods Park
Lead photo byScott Snider
Lead photo byScott Snider
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