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The Leslieville Farmers' Market
at the East End Food Hub
SPRING MARKET
March 1 – May 3
Sundays, 9 AM – 2 PM
Indoors at East End Food Hub
1470 Gerrard Street East, Toronto
Your Sunday Ritual, Now Year Round!
Our indoor market season is packed with your favourite vendors and some exciting new ones too!
From 9 AM to 2 PM every Sunday, you’ll find over 30 local vendors indoors at the East End Food Hub (1470 Gerrard St. E) during the cooler months, and back under the open sky at Greenwood Park come May.
This season features all your favourite categories:
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Farmers: fresh greens, roots, fruit, and Ontario garlic straight from the fields
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Bakers: artisan breads, pastries, cookies, and gluten-free & Vegan treats
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Prepared Foods: Incredible hot meals ready to enjoy
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Coffee and Beverages: locally roasted coffee, teas, ciders, and more
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Makers and Artisans: handcrafted gifts, home goods, and holiday treasures
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Wellness and Body Care: small-batch soaps, skincare, and aromatherapy products
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Pantry and Specialty Foods: maple syrup, honey, preserves, and so much more!
For the past 12 years, we’ve built a market that’s more than just a place to shop. It’s a place to connect, eat, and celebrate the incredible community around us.
Indoors or outdoors, rain, snow, or shine, we can’t wait to see you there.
Follow us on Instagram for sneak peeks, vendor highlights, and all the latest updates.
See you Sunday.
INDOOR LOCATION
Address
1470 Gerrard St E,
Toronto, ON M4L 2A3
East End Food Hub
Date & Time
SPRING MARKET
March 1st - May 3rd, 2026
Sundays, 9am - 2pm
Spring Market Vendors
Listed below is the full list of vendors participating in our 2026 Spring Market.
This list will be updated weekly to show who will be in attendance for the upcoming market, as not all vendors are present weekly.
Agrarian Kitchen
Cakes, Quiche, Pies, Preserves, Pastry, Plants & Sour Dough Pizza!
Aralumi (known as Nature Cares)
Natural Skincare Products
Bad Attitude Bread
French Style Vegan Pastries
Bees Universe Farm
Honey & Eggs
Beytoot
Dips, Condiments, Spreads
Bitter better Canada
Himalayan Tartary buckwheat
BLB & Co
Asian Themed Baked Goods: BLBs, Cookies, Butter Tarts
Ceramics by LJM
Ceramics
Chef Marty Catering
Breakfast Sandwiches
ChocoSol Traders
Bean to Bar Chocolate, Coffee
CrepeDeLaCrepe
Sweet and Savory Crepes
From Lex's Pantry
Spice Blends, Rubs and Seasonings
Grand Blue Drinks
Gingerbeer, Sorrel (Hibiscus) - Non-alcoholic
Green Eyed Kitty Jewelry
Locally Crafted Jewelry
Hello from Toronto
Greeting Cards, Posters & Paper Goods
Hello Irene
Ecoprinted Female Apparel & Eco Textiles
HPS Ceramics
Ceramics
Iron Bridge Farm
Pastured Pork and Poultry, Artisanal Sausages
Island Haskap
Haskap Berries
Johnson Family Bakery
Loafs & Pastries
Kardaras Estates
Organically Farmed Extra Virgin Olive Oil
Legacy Treats
Pet Treats, sustainable and biodegradable packaging. Running carbon neutral
Lofty Butter Company
Fresh-churned Cultured Butter
Neighbours Feeding Neighbours
Salads, microgreens and dressings.
Pacific Provider
Wild Caught Seafood
Pete's Fresh Organics
Locally Grown Produce - Fresh Vegetables
Rich Pastures Farm
Organic Pasture-Raised Meat & Eggs
Royal Rose Garden
Freezer Dried Blueberries
Sabrina Scott
Tarot Readings
Saiko Mushrooms
Mushrooms
Sara’s Soups and Special Things
Gourmet Soup, Focaccia, Aleppo spiced sauces
Satvic Tea Co.
Herbal Tea blends and Latte mixes
Sausage Party Toronto
Vegan hotdogs!!
Sonia's Sweets
Pies and hand pies
Sunny Baking Co.
Organic Granola
Taha Floraa
Spring Flowers
TC Tibetan MoMo
Tibetan Dumpling
Woodfolk Cider
Local Cider
Woolgathering Nat
Clothes and accessories made from upcycled wool sweaters
FAQ'S:
The LFM
Indoor Market
Is the market entrance accessible for strollers?
The entrance has stairs, so if you’re bringing a stroller, we recommend a compact one for easier navigation.
Is the market accessible for people with mobility needs?
Yes, a lift is available for those who need it.
How do I get to the market?
The market is easily accessible by TTC.
Free street parking is available on Gerrard Street East until 1 PM, with other parking options nearby.
Can I bring my dog to the indoor market?
No, dogs are not permitted inside the Leslieville Farmers' Market Indoor Market at the East End Food Hub, except for service animals. While we love our furry friends, we can’t wait to welcome them back when we move outdoors in the spring.
Is there an admission fee?
No, the Leslieville Farmers' Market is free to attend.
What types of payment do vendors accept?
Most vendors accept cash, credit, and debit, but it’s always a good idea to bring some cash just in case.
Are there washrooms available?
Yes, there are public washrooms and an accessible washroom available inside the venue.
Will there be food and drinks available?
Yes! You’ll find a variety of local food vendors offering prepared meals, baked goods, coffee, and more.
Can I bring my own bags?
Absolutely! We encourage shoppers to bring reusable bags and containers to reduce waste.
What happens if there’s bad weather?
Since this is an indoor market, we’ll be open rain, shine and snow! However, it's always best to follow us on Instagram or Facebook for any updates!