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Year-round Toronto farmers' markets

Saturday at St. Lawrence Farmers’ Market3.9 out of 5 from 101 reviews in the North Market, Allan Gardens under the conservatory, and Thursday at Dufferin Grove4.7 out of 5 from 115 reviews.

Here are three markets that don’t shut you out when the cold weather starts, get the inside scoop on indoor farmers' markets in Toronto. Hours and stalls from MarketRegular. Tap a name for the live listing.

We'll cover two markets for a Saturday spent downtown, plus a Thursday market at a park — not another citywide list. (St. Lawrence South permanent hall is a different stop; we’ll cover that separately.)

Saturday, early: St. Lawrence Farmers’ Market (North)

St. Lawrence Farmers’ Market3.9 out of 5 from 101 reviews · 92 Front Street East · 5 AM–3 PM · year-round

The North Market farmers’ market — Saturday only, year-round. This is not the South Market permanent hall. First Saturday: First-timer’s guide.

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Saturday, late morning: Allan Gardens

Allan Gardens Farmers’ Market · 19 Horticultural Avenue · 10 AM–2 PM · year-round

Indoor Saturday under the conservatory. If you're an early-bird then start with North, then walk or take a streetcar over.

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Thursday afternoon: Dufferin Grove

Dufferin Grove Organic Farmers’ Market4.7 out of 5 from 115 reviews · 875 Dufferin Street · 3 PM–7 PM · year-round

Park-based and Thursday — not a Saturday indoor hall. Same year-round habit, different day.

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MarketRegular Recommended Year-Round Guide

  • Saturday: St. Lawrence Farmers’ Market3.9 out of 5 from 101 reviews from 5 AM (North Market), then Allan Gardens from 10 AM — one downtown circuit.
  • Thursday: Dufferin Grove4.7 out of 5 from 115 reviews 3 PM–7 PM if you’re on the west/park-side of town.
  • MarketRegular Tip: St. Lawrence can feel like one destination, but it’s actually two buildings sharing Front Street. The North Market is where the Saturday farmers’ market lives with farm vendors open at 5 AM, while South Market is the permanent hall of butchers, cheese counters, and the classic market crowd, open from 7 AM Saturdays and closed Mondays. If you’re already downtown early, just start at North and wander over to South when you’re ready.

Filter by day on the homepage. West-end Saturday circuit: West-end Saturday farmers’ markets. East-end: East end Toronto farmers’ markets. Sunday on Eglinton: Sunday farmers’ markets. First Saturday at North: First-timer’s guide.

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Noah Khan, MarketRegular