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There’s a women-owned business pop-up in Toronto this weekend

Still need to check a few people off your holiday shopping list? Why not support women-owned businesses while you’re at it?

HER Market is a marketplace with 20+ women-owned businesses from clothing to jewellery to food, coming to Toronto on December 16th and 17th.

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The retail space is located right beside Saks Fifth Avenue and Eaton Centre at 146 Yonge Street. The market will open both Saturday and Sunday from 12 – 6pm.

Wondering what to expect from this shopping experience? Some of the many vendors include Luna Lab Press-on Nails, Hellen’s Boutique Handmade Luxury Soy Candles, 1964 Clothing, Treats by Femme Desserts and more. A full list of vendors can be found here.

HER Market is also running a donation drive for SISTER 2 SISTER, a local charity organization supporting the community experiencing or at risk of homelessness and hunger.

According to their website, they are in need of winter clothes and accessories, wet wipes, deodorant, soap bar, tooth brush, tooth paste, bandages, feminine hygiene products, hand sanitizer and non-perishable foods.

Get those last minute items checked off your list and make sure to grab yourself a little something too!

HER Market pop-up 

When: Saturday, December 16th 2023 & Sunday, December 17th 2023
Where: 146 Yonge St, Toronto

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