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The Christmas Market in the Distillery District coming back to Toronto for another year

I don't know who loves Christmas more, Mariah Carey or the folks down at The Distillery Winter Village.

Luckily no one has to pick one or the other because they both come around the same time of year and they both bring Christmas cheer. 

The Distillery Winter Village has announced their opening day and it's got me excited for the snow to start falling and hot chocolate to become my cozy drink of choice.

Every year thousands of people gather at the Winter Village for shopping, food, hand crafted gifts, Christmas sweets, and to stroll around looking in awe at all the lights that illuminate the always beautiful Distillery District. 

With the annual tree lighting ceremony as the event of the season, I know i'm excited to see who will be decorating it this year on their opening day for their 2024 seaon on November 13th.

As the event is still weeks away, no additional details have been released on who will be there, what musical performances will take place, and the yummy food that will be served. 

Although it's months away I wanted to give you heads up to mark your calenders and start planning your dates with friends, family, and loved ones to visit what some feel is the most magical place in Toronto. 

More details will be released soon, but for now, leave a spot open in your busy sechdule for Christmas activities. 

The Distillery Winter Village will take place from November 13th to December 31st, 2024.

Lead photo by

Fareen Karim


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