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☎️Calling all vintage lovers! You do not want to miss the biggest vintage show of the year!!!
Toronto Vintage Show

☎️September 26 & 27
☎️Saturday 9-6 & Sunday 10-5
☎️Queen Elizabeth Building expoplace
☎️Accessible Venue
☎️125+ Vendors
☎️Admission $17
☎️www.torontovintageshow.com

📸: Adam Castelli Music

OPEN ALL WEEKEND THIS WEEKEND Saturdays & Sundays under the big white tent

SEE YOU UNDER THE BIG WHITE TENT 🎪
AUGUST 29 & 30
10 - 5
125 The Esplanade
St. Lawrence Market







Old Town Toronto
St. Lawrence Market District

Toronto’s favourite weekend shopping event flea market top destination for vintage in Toronto and local makers unique vendors selling the biggest variety of vintage goods, luxury vintage resale, antiques and ephemera, collectibles, homemade goods, handmade jewellery, sportswear, records, a huge selection of vintage fashion from all decades, Y2k style and antique trends, designer handbags and fur, housewares and art, thrifted decor and furnishings, one of a kind experience for locals and tourists. Top destination for vintage and thrift shopping and designer consignment, under one roof, historic tourist location free and fun for everyone.

🍒Over 100 new items have been added to my racks! Come and find the vintage of your dreams this weekend

Saturdays & Sundays under the big white tent

AUGUST 8 & 9 10 AM - 5 PM
125 The Esplanade
St. Lawrence Market
Discover one of Toronto’s favourite destinations for vintage shopping, featuring an incredible mix of vintage fashion, designer resale, antiques, collectibles, art, records, housewares, handmade goods, jewellery, and unique finds from local vendors. From rare archival pieces and luxury labels to Y2K styles and timeless classics, there’s something for every collector, stylist, and vintage lover.
Whether you’re searching for a statement piece, decorating your home, or simply exploring one of the city’s best weekend markets, you’ll find hundreds of one-of-a-kind treasures in the heart of the historic St. Lawrence Market neighbourhood.



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