The top 10 markets and pop-ups in Toronto this March
The top markets and pop-ups in Toronto for March 2019 offer some much-needed retail therapy to get you through the rest of winter. The One of a Kind Show is back to feature hundreds of vendors under one roof and you can pick yourself up some comics, vinyl and vintage goodies as well.
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Can't miss markets and pop-ups
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March 2-3Vintage sellers from all over the province are arriving with a whole slew of designer goods like clothing accessories, jewellery, handbags and more.Enercare Centre
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March 2-3Old is in and this massive marketplace has thousands of vintage items and retro finds up for sale, from the antique-chic to the crazy kitsch.Enercare Centre
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March 2Part of the What the Film Festival, this one-night market specializes in all kinds of rare, cult, indie and usual merch sold alongside music and drinks.
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March 8International Women's Day gets a celebration with a pop-up market that brings together local artists and makers for a day of shopping and activities.
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March 9Vinyl lovers can get their fill of hot wax at this pop-up sale featuring a vintage market hosted by independent sellers and makers.45 Ossington Ave
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March 17The Bellwoods Flea is ready for spring with a day of clothing, health and beauty goods, art, jewellery and more, all made by local artisans.
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March 23Visual art of all kinds is on sale at this community comic market dedicated to featuring local artists, and even includes a comedy show and activities.
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March 24Spring is time of renewal and this speciality market offers handmade items to step up your self-care game through shopping and education.
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March 27-31The spring edition of this huge vendor market is set to feature over 500 local and regional artisans specializing in unique goodies of all kinds.Enercare Centre
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March 31Photographs, books, posters, prints, maps, magazines and all kinds of rare and vintage printed material is for sale at this huge show.Artscape Wychwood Barns
Lead photo byJesse Milns
Lead photo byJesse Milns
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