Ossington Lot 19 became a lively open-air shopping destination, featuring a curated mix of local makers, independent businesses, and specialty brands.
With the energy of the Ossington neighbourhood surrounding the market, visitors were able to browse unique products, meet the entrepreneurs behind each business, and enjoy a weekend of community, creativity, and local discovery.
Our Ossington Green P market transformed the urban space at Queen Street West and Ossington Avenue into a welcoming marketplace filled with Canadian small businesses.
Throughout the weekend, shoppers explored handmade pieces, thoughtfully designed products, and specialty goods while connecting with vendors from across the city. The central location made it a natural stop for both neighbourhood residents and visitors spending the day along Queen West.
Vendor in this picture: KNDZ COFFEE
Instagram: @kndzcoffee
It was great to see our vendors set up along Gristmill Lane, right beside the iconic red heart in the Distillery District. The long weekend brought a lovely mix of visitors walking through, exploring local brands, and enjoying the atmosphere of one of Toronto’s most visited spaces.
Vendor in this picture: Lumi Velu
Instagram: @lumivelu
Our Easter Market at Arta Gallery brought local vendors, handmade goods, gifts, and specialty products to the heart of the Distillery District.
With the District’s Easter egg hunt bringing families and visitors through the historic streets, the weekend was filled with spring energy, community, and local shopping.
Set inside one of North York’s busiest shopping centres, our Yonge & Sheppard Centre Market brought local vendors directly into a high-traffic indoor space connected to the Yonge-Sheppard subway station.
With steady commuter traffic, shoppers, and neighbourhood visitors passing through, the market created an easy and accessible way for the community to discover local brands, handmade goods, gifts, and lifestyle products.
Vendor in this picture: Marvisionart Designs
Instagram: @marvisionink
Our Valentine’s Day Weekend Market at Arta Gallery brought local vendors, thoughtful gifts, handmade goods, and specialty products into the heart of the Distillery District.
Set against the charm of the historic streets and the romantic energy of the weekend, the market created a warm and inviting space for visitors to shop local, discover unique brands, and celebrate the season.
Vendor in this picture: The Blush Boutique
Instagram: @Theblushboutique
Set within Toronto’s famous Distillery District Christmas Market, this holiday pop-up brought local vendors into one of the city’s most magical seasonal destinations.
With festive lights, historic brick streets, and thousands of visitors exploring the area, it was the perfect backdrop for discovering unique gifts, handmade goods, specialty products, and Canadian brands.
