Withrow is where the neighbourhood shows up: fresh produce, good food, live music, repair cafés, monthly swaps and more. Start your Saturday here.
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Expect a mix of local crafters and makers selling artisan & handmade goods - most incorporating upcycled, eco-friendly, and sustainable materials. This special event is held alongside our regular farmers and food vendors offering local produce and foodie delights. From up-cycled fashion to handcrafted jewelry, and natural body care - there is sure to be […]
Bring those jewellery items that have been collecting dust to be repaired! Maybe your favorite necklace that fell apart or a bracelet whose clasp has broken. During the Jewellery Repair-athon, you'll be able to sit with Louisa to learn the basic elements of jewellery repair and watch as she re-attaches loops, earring hooks, clasps, and more!
If you are looking to sharpen your kitchen tools and ensure they are in tip-top shape, be sure to drop by to see Jordan Tam at the market on Saturdays. He specializes in knife sharpening and will make sure that all of your tools are ready to be used in your everyday cooking.
Come enjoy the sweet tunes of TIN ANNiE at the farmers' market!
We are a home economics studio offering classes for kids and adults in such topics as sewing, cooking, money and time management. We aim to teach life skills in a fun way, and like to joke we're in the business of 'raising competent humans.' We’re located on Danforth Avenue, just east of Woodbine Avenue. All […]
If you are looking to sharpen your kitchen tools and ensure they are in tip-top shape, be sure to drop by to see Jordan Tam at the market on Saturdays. He specializes in knife sharpening and will make sure that all of your tools are ready to be used in your everyday cooking.
Come listen to local resident, Leigh Robinson, as he plays the hammered dulcimer and sings traditional music (such as jigs and reels) along with more modern pieces that have been adapted for the dulcimer.
Join us for a Cookbook Swap at the farmers' market! Bring a cookbook, take a cookbook, get new kitchen inspiration! It's that easy!
Colder weather is looming, and we're hosting a clothing drive for warm winter clothing for New Circles. An estimated 8,500 people will go to New Circles over the next six months for winter clothing. You can help "Keep Toronto Warm" by donating gently-used coats, jackets, snow pants, snowsuits, winter accessories, or any good quality, seasonally […]
Bring those jewellery items that have been collecting dust to be repaired! Maybe your favorite necklace that fell apart or a bracelet whose clasp has broken. During the Jewellery Repair-athon, you'll be able to sit with Louisa to learn the basic elements of jewellery repair and watch as she re-attaches loops, earring hooks, clasps, and more!
If you are looking to sharpen your kitchen tools and ensure they are in tip-top shape, be sure to drop by to see Jordan Tam at the market on Saturdays. He specializes in knife sharpening and will make sure that all of your tools are ready to be used in your everyday cooking.
Come listen to the live tunes of Joseph Landau + company. A finger-style guitarist, vocalist, and songwriter based in Toronto. CONNECT Facebook: josephdavidlandau Website: josephlandau.com Instagram: @joseph.landau
Crow’s Theatre has been a leading force in the Canadian theatre landscape, recognized for provocative and award-winning new theatre work, for over 35 years. In January 2017, Crow’s opened the doors to Streetcar Crowsnest- a new state of the art performance facility and arts hub in Leslieville, at the corner of Dundas & Carlaw. It […]
Ward 14 Bikes is happy to return for the second time in the Withrow Park Farmers' Market 2019 season! W14B will be offering lots of local and regional cycling info and other cycling-related resources - including City of Toronto Cycling Maps and an opportunity to sign the "Danforth Loves Bikes" pledge (Cycle Toronto petition) to […]
Bring those holey sweaters, ripped jeans and shirts missing a button, and the volunteers from Toronto Clothing Repairathon will do their best to repair them. If you’d like to learn to do repairs, volunteers will be happy to show you how and help you mend your clothes.