While we certainly hope you’ll come by and check out our many amazing, talented vendors and their cool and creepy wares, we know that not everyone on your list is hoping for stuff covered in bats and skulls. (Not sure why, because that’s the best stuff, but to each their own…) There are many other great markets and fairs taking place on December 6th, and if you make a plan, you can probably hit them all.
After you visit us, of course!
Merry Creepmas Market
Saturday, December 6th, 11am – 5pm
Ground Control
1279 Queen St. West
- Just a block east of us, The Rhino Bar and Grill (1249 Queen St. West) hosts a pop-up market with a variety of local artisan vendors.
- City of Craft runs at the Theatre Centre (1115 Queen St. West) from Friday December 5th to Sunday, December 7th.
- Just behind the Theatre Centre, Glad Day Lit is hosting a holiday market at 32 Lisgar on the 6th and 7th.
- The Welcome Market is hosting their Tiz the Szn market on Saturday and Sunday at 938 Queen St. West.
- YoungPlace Holiday Art Fair runs on the 6th at 180 Shaw Street.
- Made For Me Marketplace at 1586 Dundas St. West is hosting vendors, in addition to their regular offerings, both this weekend (6/7) and next (13/14) December.
Also running on Sunday the 7th:
- Salem Burns hosts a Kinky Holiday Night Market at Birdhaus (1233r Queen St. West).
- Toronto Art Crawl presents their holiday market at The Great Hall (1087 Queen St. West).
Outside the city, you can also get your Creepmas shopping done with some of our friends at other amazing alt markets…
- The Punk Rock Flea Market Hamilton runs on the 6th and 7th at the Cotton Factory (270 Sherman Avenue N, Hamilton).
- KrampusKindl also runs from the 5th to 7th at 44 Gaukel Street in Kitchener.
And if you’re one of those super last minute shoppers, The Bazaar of the Bizarre will be at Parkdale Hall (1620 Queen St. West) on December 20th so you don’t have to try and find cool creepy gifts at a gas station.
We hope you get the chance to come visit us, as well as check out some of these other great events, and that you are able to support small local artisans and businesses this holiday season.