Photo via stacktmarket.com
It’s Asian Heritage Month, Toronto. A month of “Recognition, Resilience, and Resolve” for the sentiments and stories of Asian Canadians. To celebrate, Stackt Market is hosting a one-night-only event showcasing a variety of local businesses who are Asian owned or led. It’s the Asian Heritage Night Market and it’s happening today.
That’s right. From 4PM – 8PM this evening, you can head on over to the Stackt Market to experience incredible eats and goodies from local Asian vendors. The lineup has some amazing spots in store including Make Kwento, Mama Joos Hot Sauce, Saigon Drip, Tong Mein, Fersk Self Care, Marathon Café, Joybird + Jack Daniels, Cuchara, Lao Food Co., Oishi Box, Soft Dough Co., Magic Oven, FeasTO, Caviar Citizen, Jellybean Cakes, and Bean + Pearl.
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Even better? The event is also serving as a fundraiser for Collective Society 360. This amazing non-profit is dedicated to providing mentorship and entrepreneurial opportunity to BIPOC youth. A percentage of table fees will be donated directly to the cause. So, supporting the market is also supporting the community.
Of course, we’ve got to note that the pandemic is still in full swing. Because of this, everything will be spaced out and optimized for safe enjoyment from a distance. You’ll also be required to wear your mask and follow other health guidelines while you’re there. Nothing we aren’t pros at by now!
The Stackt Market Asian Night Market officially kicks off at 4PM today. We’ll see you there!
Where: Stackt Market, 28 Bathurst St
When: Friday, May 28th
Time: 4PM – 8PM
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