The top 10 markets and pop-ups in Toronto this September
There's lots of ways to support Toronto's local economy, and markets and pop-ups for September are a good place to start. Vintage and antique treasures are waiting to be found and the Toronto Flower Market returns for the second-last instalment of the season.
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Can't miss markets and pop-ups
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September 8Surf season is always on somewhere and this swap and shop encourages people to sell gear they're no longer using and pick up something new.
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September 8-9Kensington's creative community joins together for this curated market with original works, prints, vintage clothing, leather goods, jewellery and more.301 Augusta Ave
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September 9Come out, craft and shop at this artisan market dedicated to reducing barriers and increasing access to mental health supports.Hard Feelings Mental Health
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September 15Growers from all over Toronto are on hand with fresh-cut flowers, pre-made arrangements and beautiful bouquets made upon request at your price point.CAMH
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September 15Get your mitts on everything for the home, your life and the rest from over 40 local vendors, alongside a farmers' market and activities.Artscape Wychwood Barns Park
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September 22Pick up a ton of goodies from this market designed to support trans, non-binary and two spirit artists, entrepreneurs and vendors.The 519
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September 22All sexual identities are welcome at this big annual market with handcrafted items of all kinds including zines and original artworks.Trinity-St Paul's United Church and Centre for Faith, Justice and the Arts
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September 29The Nerd Market is back with all kinds of used geeky-goods. Browse all kinds of anime, comics, tabletop and video games, manga and more.OISE
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September 29Gifts, jewellery, clothing, flare, household goods, lifestyle and beauty products can all be found at this big market by local Etsy makers.MaRS Discovery District
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September 29-30All vintage everything from designer clothing, gadgets, furniture, housewares, art, vinyl and books can be found at this big, two-day market.Queen Elizabeth Building at Exhibition Place
Lead photo byJason Pham
Lead photo byJason Pham
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