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Toronto markets, pop-ups and warehouse sales in January will have you well-dressed and well-fed at the start of 2017. The Bellwoods Flea makes a big move and heads to The Great Hall, the Evergreen Brick Works has a street food market, and everyone's losing their minds over the Shake Shack pop-up at Momofuku.
Here are my picks for the top markets, pop-ups and warehouse sales for January 2017.
This is a cash-only designer shoe blowout in Markham. Brands like Fergie, Jessica Simpson, Franco Sarto, Dr. Scholls and more will all be available at heavy discount.
Celebrate being outside in the wintertime in the Don Valley! Until late February, you can check out the street food market featuring loads of local vendors. You can also skate at this reoccurring event.
The lovely Stitch & Spoke are going out of business but it's not all sad news. They're selling off all their made-in-Toronto, eco-friendly, and one-of-a-kind vintage pieces at great prices during this final pop-up event.
State your intentions for the coming year during this interactive workshop featuring a pop-up shop from Essence by Klozet Freak (which sells statement tees promoting empowered and conscious living). Get your tickets in advance for this unique pop-up because you can't get them at the door.
Get ready for this one; it's going to be busy. For one day only, Shake Shack is popping up in Toronto at Momofuku Daishō. They'll be serving up the classics: ShackBurgers and Crinkle Cut Fries.
You'll find footwear, apparel, accessories, and more, all at 60 per cent off during this warehouse sale that'll feature brands like Adidas, Reebok and Puma.
This one-day event is offering $50 manicure-and-mimosa deals and a $65 manicure and champagne experience. Spoil yourself in a unique setting and leave feeling like a million bucks.
Toronto Common is celebrating three years of fun tasting events around the city with a bourbon, BBQ and fried chicken tasting at the Boxcar Social by the Harbourfront.
