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Farmers' Markets
Autumn 2012
Toronto may be viewed as Hollywood North and an urban concrete jungle, but the summer brings out the best. Parking lots and downtown parks suddenly become havens for fresh peaches and places where men in suits can ogle strawberries to determine which ones really are the most farm fresh. Plastic is no longer welcome as payment, but canvas bags are encouraged. Here is a sample of the many markets that you can bite into this summer:
Saturdays May 5-November 3
8am - 1pm
Regional, seasonal, accessible, and Angie’s Ice Pops? Yes, please!
Sundays June 3-October 28
9am - 2pm
Bountiful produce, musicians and a waffle bar mean that this may replace Sunday brunch.
Thursdays June 21-October 11
8am - 230pm
Freshly baked pies, apple cider and a plethora of green vegetables means that a locally based dinner can be on the table for even the most centrally based Torontonian.
Saturdays
5am - 3pm
The best market in the world (according to National Geographic) just got better. On Saturdays find antique dealers and Southern Ontario farmers in this historic market which begun in 1803.
Tuesdays May 8th - October 30th
3pm - 7pm
Fresh fish, cheese and honey mean that your cooking can be pumped to a whole different level. Oh, and there are vegetables too.
Sundays June 3 - October 21
9am - 2pm
A certified farmer’s market with the My Market series (no fake farmers here!) outshines the trendy restaurants for a short time on Sunday mornings, with a wide variety of produce.
Farmers' Markets
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- Vegetarian
- Vegan
- Lunch & Dinner
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