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Saturday, November 15, 2014

Holiday craft shows in Toronto, 2014

holiday craft shows torontoHoliday craft shows in Toronto are only superior to the mall scene if you're shopping for a certain type of person: a person you truly love. Aw. Just kidding though, there's plenty of stuff on hand for co-workers, rando cousins, and secret Santas. I'll be at home reading Waldfogel: even his name is like "bah humbug."


Here are our best bets for artisanal stockings in Toronto this winter.


21st Annual Festival of Smalls - November 8 - December 24

Arty Festival of Smalls, on now north of St Clair West, has artwork in a variety of styles and mediums is up for sale from $55 - $250. Art Interiors (446 Spadina Road, Suite 203).


Midnight MRKT - Holiday Shopping Edition - November 21

It's $5 at the door, but this DJ party isn't your ordinary show and sale. Check out the sounds, eats, and vendors at this edition of MRKT here. 2nd Floor Events (461 King St. West)


One Of A Kind Christmas Show & Sale - November 27 - December 7

One of a Kind is like a craft fair mall experience (so, way cuter). Going on 1000 Canadian artisans will be selling handmade gifts and there will be a cafe so you can caffeine up and power shop. There will be a gift wrapping centre because it's fancy. Check out their site for late night shopping and more. Direct Energy Centre.


#localTOmrkt - November 28 - December 24

Yonge & Dundas/Ryerson will host a chilly pop up shop in a vacant lot. Deck the halls, skip the malls, ho ho ho we have details. 335 Yonge St.


Toronto Christmas Market - November 28 - December 21,

The Toronto Christmas Market is back for its fourth year, and its expansive set up will (sort of) emulate a European Christmas Market. Shop for local handcrafted products from a variety of vendors, check out the family friendly entertainment, or just pound mulled wine. Distillery Historic District (55 Mill Street).


Holiday Post Market - November 30

Vintage, handmade, and new. What sets this one apart? You do, if you go. Check out the vendor list here. The Great Hall.


Union Station Holiday Market - December 1 - 7

Pretty self explanatory: local vendors will pack Union Station, which isn't already a chaotic mess or anything. Here's everything you need to know. 65 Front St West.


Bit Bazaar Winter Market - December 6

The nerdiest market in Toronto is back! Check it out for the indie games, stay for the geeky shopping. And the geeks. Meow. Bento Miso Collaborative Workspace.


The Artisans Gift Fair - December 6, 7, 13, 14, 20, and 21

Weekends at the Tranzac in December through Christmas you can do your craft pop up shopping without leaving the Annex, then get everything else at Honest Ed's. This is the pro leagues. Tranzac (292 Brunswick Ave).


City of Craft - December 12 - 14

Toronto's favourite craft show is a must-hit. High quality wares by deftly curated established and/or promising local crafters and artisans will be on sale amid installations and workshops. More info is TBA.


Toronto Young Designers Holiday - December 13

The 5th annual Toronto Young Designers Holiday Sale will host an impressive line up of local vendors in mid December Look for jewellery, home decor, paper goods, clothing, art, and of course, tote bags. Church of St-Stephens in the Feild (103 Bellevue Ave)


Annex Flea - December 13-14

The Annex's own flea will set up for two days at the Centre for Social Innovation instead of just a Sunday. If you leave everything to the last minute, you might miss the TTC on the way to the sale and have to wait in the cold. Unpleasant. Be careful. CSI (720 Bathurst).


Vendor Queens

Vendor Queens' pop-up market, featuring all manner of handmade and vintage goods, will be back this year. Details are TBA. Check out what Vendor Queens is about here.


Additional shows and sales



Did we miss a craft show? Let us know in the comments.


Photo of Vendor Queens by Denise McMullin






by Aubrey Jax via blogTO

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