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Toronto is getting a cozy winter market with over 60 vendors and fire pits

Photo via @evergreen_brick_works on Instagram

Holiday mode is on, and if you’re ready to jump right into all things festive, make a trip to the Evergreen Winter Market in Toronto this season.

Mark your calendars and get ready to make some wonderful memories. The winter market kicks off on Nov. 30, 2025, and will pop up every Sunday in December until Dec. 21, 2025.

With fire pits, delicious drinks, and all the cozy vibes, this year’s Evergreen Winter Market will be the ultimate stop for all things fun, festive, and joyous.

What to know about Evergreen Winter Market

The Ontario Artisan Market and Ontario Vintage Market will be joining the festivities again this year. They’ll be bringing vintage clothing, handmade art, and more from over 60 vendors.

After you’ve looked through the offerings, head to the food court and enjoy some grub from local food trucks. Chow down on mouthwatering eats and sip on delicious drinks.

Once you’ve refuelled, pay a visit to the cozy winter garden. There, you can warm up by the fire pit and even enjoy warm drinks.

To keep you entertained, seasonal workshops will be available, along with family arts and crafts. Workshops include holiday pasta making, lotions and lattes, candle making, and more. These are available for an extra fee and require prior registration.

And to set the tone of the winter experience, there’s a lovely winter lounge featuring festive music by local Community Spotlight partners.

Though there’s no set entry fee, a donation of at least $5 per person is suggested in order to help support community programming at Evergreen Brick Works.

What a great way to support local and also join in on the holiday fun.

The Evergreen Winter Market

When: Nov. 30, Dec. 7, 14, and 21, 2025
Time: 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Where: Evergreen Brick Works — 550 Bayview Ave.
Cost: Suggested donation of $5

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