In order to help you find a market near you, and on the day you want, we have made a list of some of these markets listed under the day they are open with times, locations and links for more information.

Here are some of Toronto’s Farmers Markets.

MONDAY

Sorauren Market – 3-7 pm in Sorauren Park at 50 Wabash Ave

TUESDAY

Trinity Bellwoods – 3-7 pm in Trinity Bellwoods Park at Dundas West & Shaw St.
Cabbagetown Farmer’s Market – 3-7 pm at Riverdale Farm at Sumach St. & Winchester St.
Davisville Village Farmer’s Market – 3-7 pm in June Rowlands Park at Davisville and Mt. Pleasant
East York Farmer’s Market – 8 am-2 pm in Memorial Gsardens Park at Coxwell and Mortimer

WEDNESDAY

Nathan Phillips Square Farmers Market – 10 am-2 pm in Nathan Phillips Square at 100 Queen Street West
Fairmount Farmers’ Market – 3-7 pm in Fairmount Park at Gerrard East of Coxwell
John Street Farmers’ Market – 330-7 pm by Grange Park at McCaul and Stephanie Streets
My Market – Bloor near Bathurst – 3-7 pm at Bloor and Borden
Regent Park Farmers’ Market – 330-730 pm at Dundas Street East and Regent Park Blvd
Ryerson Market – 11 am-3 pm on Gould Street
The Good Neighbours Food Market – 4-8 pm at 250 Davenport

THURSDAY

Dufferin Grove Market – 3-7 pm in Dufferin Grove Park rink house at 875 Dufferin
My Market – East Lynn Park – 3-7 pm at Danforth and Woodbine
Indulge at David Pecaut Square – 8 am-230 pm at David Pecaut Square at 55 John Street
North York Farmers’ Market – 8 am-2 pm at Mel Lastman Square at 5100 Yonge Street
Uptown Market – 11 am-7 pm at Yonge and Montgomery (N. of Eglinton)
Metro Hall – 8 am-2 pm at King and John
Toronto Botanical Garden Farmers’ Market – 2-7 pm at 777 Lawrence Ave. East

FRIDAY

Sherway Farmers’ Market – 8 am-2 pm at Sherway Gardens Shopping Centre, 25 The West Mall

SATURDAY

Evergreen Farmers Market – 8 am-1 pm at Evergreen Brick Works at 550 Bayview Ave
St Lawrence Market – 5 am-3 pm at Front and Jarvis
The Stop Wychwood Barns – 8 am-12 pm at Wychwood Barns, 601 Christie St.
Junction Farmer Market – 9 am-1 pm at Junction Train Platform, 2960 Dundas St W
Withrow Park Market – 9 am-1 pm at Withrow Park in Toronto, between Logan and Carlaw South of McConnell
The Village Organic Market – 8 am-130 pm at Toronto Waldorf School at 9100 Bathurst St.

SUNDAY

Leslieville Farmer Market – 9 am-2 pm in Jonathan Ashbridge Park at Queen St E. between Greenwood & Coxwell
My Market – Liberty Village – 9 am -2 pm at East Liberty St. & Hanna Ave
The Distillery District Market – 10 am-3 pm at 28 Gristmill Lane, the Distillery Historic District

For an extensive list of Ontario Farmers’ Markets, visit this website.

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Toronto Flower Market will launch their inaugural event this Saturday, May 11th at 99 Sudbury(99 Sudbury Street) in Toronto.

The event will take place from 10 am until 3 pm and will feature an abundance of fresh-cut, potted and bedding flower varieties sourced directly from Ontario greenhouses.

The Toronto Flower Market is also working with pickOntario, the marketing initiative managed by Flowers Canada (Ontario) Inc., to create awareness about locally grown flower varieties and the benefits of purchasing locally grown products.

“Ontario-grown cut and potted flowers not only have an increased life span, look great and are grown locally, but every purchase also helps to drive the economic future of the floriculture industry in Canada. We are thankful and very excited to be a part of this new venture with the Toronto Flower Market,” said Nikki Gomes, Marketing Director at Flowers Canada (Ontario) Inc.

Local vendors participating in the Toronto Flower Market include Dodd’s Greenhouses, Dutch Mill Gardens Inc., Pioneer Flower Farms, Ultra Grow Ltd and Van Geest Bros. Limited. For more information on these or other Ontario flower growers visit www.pickOntario.ca.

The events will run the second Saturday of every month from now until September. If you are on the hunt for affordable and high-quality local plants then this will be your one stop shop. Check out their website for up to date info and dates.

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