Events

Evergreen Brick Works - Saturday Farmers Market


Every Saturday, May 2nd - Oct 31st, 2026 

8 am - 1 pm

Evergreen's Saturday Farmers Market is open year-round, connecting people in Toronto to local Ontario farmers and producers. It supports over 60 local farmers, producers, entrepreneurs and chefs. Through the market, Evergreen Brick Works provides a venue to grow independent businesses and build healthy communities.

Evergreen Brick Works - Ontario Artisan Market

Evergreen Brick Works will be closed this weekend, Sept 5th & 6th, and all programs are cancelled as we continue our clean-up efforts. Ontario Artisans Market will return to its home at the Brick Works next Sunday. We can’t wait to welcome you back!

Sunday, Aug 15,- Nov 1st, 2026

10 am - 3 pm

*no market on Aug 22th(Not at market), Aug 30th and Oct 25th

RUC Christmas Arts & Crafts Market 

@ Roncesvalles United Church

Saturday - November 7, 2026

9 am - 3 pm

* located at 214 Wright Ave, Toronto

Bloor West Village Arts & Crafts  Show & Sale

@ Runnymede United Church 

Saturday - November 14, 2026

9 am - 3 pm

* located at 432 Runnymede Road, Toronto

3039 Dundas St West, The Junction, Toronto

Open Monday to Sunday, 11 am - 6 pm 

We are a friendly Junction Boutique featuring a finely curated collection of global fair trade and unique local handmade products to elevate your personal and home decor. We also directly support Canadian designers and fair-trade artisans worldwide.

Founders Shelley Snow (She Sells Sanctuary Socially Ethical Himalayan Handicrafts) and Sylvia Biro Price (Talis Jewellery)are both ethical-fair trade sellers who have been a staple part of local GTA artisan markets for well over a decade. We travel overseas every year to source our hand-crafted wares directly from Southeast Asia, primarily Thailand, Nepal, Cambodia, Vietnam, India, and Laos. Our collective aim is to support marginalized artisans living in countries without basic labour laws, with an aim to give women and girls an opportunity to earn a fair living wage so they can support their families with dignity and pride. This also allows for ancient techniques of craftsmanship (silversmithing, weaving, and felt making) to continue to be passed down to the new generation, keeping these traditions alive and thriving in the modern era.