The top 10 markets and pop-ups in Toronto this April
Markets and pop-ups in April are a brave bunch. They take over spaces like a huge warehouse in the east end, a rock 'n' roll bar and even Yorkdale Mall. You'll find everything from chimney stacks and oysters, to men's fashion and unique printed works.
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Can't miss markets and pop-ups
DateAbout the EventLocation-
April 1This is the original Bunz trading zone. Everything is free, no money is exchanged, and there's no swapping. From 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. browse the tables and limit yourself to one large shopping bag per person.Really Really Free Market Campbell Park
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April 2Island oysters make a welcome return to Halo brewery for two Sundays in April. Find three types of New Brunswick oysters matched with Halo beer, separately or in package deals.
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April 3-30The Yorkdale Mall won't even know when hit them once Eva's has their way with them. They've created their most decadent cones yet for this month-long pop-up in a mall. Watch for the exclusive drip cake cone.Yorkdale Shopping Centre
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April 7This is a trade show event geared towards style-minded men in Toronto. There'll be classic vendors from Toronto favourites and brand new designers on hand as well. There'll also be food and drinks inside the huge warehouse.District 28
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April 7-30An annual pop up shop featuring a collection of small-press literary magazines, as well as limited edition art, posters, T-shirts, buttons and a cafe.Citizenry
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April 18Akin Collective Dufferin Studios and Pixel & Bristle Design Market pop-up inside the Drake lobby with work from local artists and designers. There'll also be drinks and many of the makers will be on hand.The Drake Hotel
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April 23Head over to the Great Hall from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. for a day of locally crafted goods, local food, music and plenty of goods vibes. It's a curated selection of art, fashion, vintage, food and handmade vendors and admission is free.The Great Hall - Lower Hall
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April 27A night market that strives to bring Ontario's most exclusive eco-conscious artisans , entrepreneurs, artists and non-profit organizations together under one roof for some shopping and good music.
Lead photo byJesse Milns
Lead photo byJesse Milns
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