The top 13 markets and pop-ups in Toronto this December
Toronto's market and pop-up offerings this December are understandably centred around the holidays, with dozens of festive craft shows popping up all across town. On top of those, there are a handful of non-festive events arriving this month.
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Markets and pop-ups
DateAbout the EventLocation-
December 1-3Over 40 local vendors bring traditional and contemporary Indigenous paintings, moccasins, beadwork, clothing, jewelery, and more.Native Canadian Centre of Toronto
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December 2Everything is free. No money, no swapping. Each attendee is allowed one large shopping bag, or two bags for families, and can take any items they please. After 3pm there's no limit!Campbell Park
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December 3Toronto Art Crawl's 4th annual Christmas Market features 95 artists and designers, interactive activities, food vendors and more spread across four floors of shopping.Toronto Art Crawl
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December 3All throughout December, a rotating selection of local Ontario Etsy artisans will display the very best in unique holiday décor, handmade gifts and original craftwork.
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December 3This pop-up market features unique products and services from business owners within the black community. Swing by for great music, food, performances, and giveaways.Wychwood Barns
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December 3-31All throughout December, a rotating selection of local Ontario Etsy artisans will display the very best in unique holiday décor, handmade gifts and original craftwork.Evergreen Brick Works
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December 8-10The 11th Annual City of Craft returns to Toronto with over 60 of the city's finest artists and makers, free workshops, and breath-taking installations.The Theatre Centre
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December 9Fan Days is a one day shopping fest for fans of comics, toys, and all sort of nerd culture collectibles, going down inside the Metro Convention Centre.Metro Toronto Convention Centre
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December 9RAWspace hosts its annual holiday pop-up, letting you shop for dazzling jewelery from dozens of local vendors inside the cozy studio showroom.
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December 10The Holiday Post Market will mark the final event by these Toronto market mainstays, showcasing local craftspeople and businesses for the very last time.
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December 16Toronto's newest vendor market focuses on up and coming streetwear and lifestyle brands, specifically ones coming out of the GTA.IBC
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December 17Hamilton's favourite craft marketplace comes to Toronto for the first time with 60 local artisans. The first 50 people in line get a bag full of swag.Artscape Wychwood Barns
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