ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
We acknowledge we are hosted on the lands of the Mississaugas of the Anishinaabe, the Haundenosaunee Confederacy and the Wendat. We also recognize the enduring presence of all First Nations, Métis and the Inuit peoples on this land.
mondays 3-7pm. Summer season commences May 19: Sorauren Park 50 Wabash Ave
winter season: Henderson Brewing co. 128A Sterling Road
Explore Toronto’s Markets: Passport Adventure!
Get ready for an exciting summer! We’re thrilled to introduce our new Market Passports, making it fun to discover everything Toronto’s Farmers’ Markets have to offer! From June 21 - September 26, twelve amazing markets across the city are participating. Why not shake up your routine, grab dinner at a weekday market, or explore a new weekend spot? It’s a fantastic way to meet new vendors, try local foods, and celebrate our vibrant local economies!
Collect stamps as you visit markets, and if you complete the passport, you’ll be entered to win a grand prize market gift basket! Even visiting just six markets gets you entered for a prize. A small donation to any participating market gets you your passport. Let’s play!
June 30th at Sorauren Park!
Get ready for Joseph Landau and Shelley Cooper-smith this coming Monday! Toe-tapping tunes await you!
Our annual fundraising clothing sale is back! Start clearing out your closets and bring us your gently used items for our ANNUAL CLOTHING SALE on July 21. We will be collecting items the Monday prior, July 14, and between 1-3pm on the day of the sale, July 21. Please note: we will not accept clothing after 3pm on the day of the sale. All proceeds go toward market programming.
Credit: Lansdowne Lofts
Geoff will be near the musicians on the grass as long as the weather is fine.
Knife Sharpening
Danforth Knife Sharpening will be at Sorauren Market on these dates:
June 9 * July 14 * September 8th * October 13th
Bring your dull blades!
**LAST MINUTE CANCELLATION: DANFORTH KNIFE SHARPENING WILL NOT BE AT MARKET TODAY, JUNE 9TH. SORRY FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE.
The fun never ends! As our INDOOR season at Hendersons comes to an end, we’re excited to bring the weekly market back OUTDOORS on May 19th to Sorauren Park at 50 Wabash Avenue in Roncesvalles. We’ll be rocking it in the park each Monday now until the end of October!
Arepas! Sancocho! The soft launch of Sorauren Farmers’ Market’s CULTURAL BOUNTY DAYS initiative celebrated Venezuelean cuisine this past Monday. Highlighting underrepresented foodways and cultural traditions, the project will officially launch in 2025 and was made possible thanks to the Carrot Cache.
Did you dance with us on Monday at our COUNTRY FAIR market? If you loved the dance, join in the fun on Sundays at 7pm at 240 Roncesvalles Ave commencing in October. Check out Sundays at Seven Old-Time Social, fun!!
Credit: Jonas Pikelin
Check out the herb and native pollinator bed we put in next to the pizza oven in Sorauren Park. Just like our farmers, we love putting our hands into the earth! Special thanks to our outstanding volunteers and Project Swallowtail. Watch us grow!
Sorauren Market farmers talk about their sustainable farming practices at our June 21st market. Credit: Dion Lynch
This year we will be partnering with Community Fridges Toronto, Sistering and the Bike Brigade. Please consider purchasing some fresh produce from our farmers and leaving this at our Gratitude/Donation table near the info desk.
We are grateful for the support of our community partners. Thanks to Friends of Sorauren Park, Chander Chaddah, Rogers Ranch, Kessler Zakkai, Bizjak Farms and the Carrot Cache.
Our mission
The Sorauren Farmers’ Market Association is a non-profit organization dedicated to fostering community connections and offering fresh, wholesome food since 2008. We believe that people thrive when they feel safe, connected, and supported beyond their basic needs.
Through diverse opportunities, we provide a platform for various interests, voices, and offerings within our community. We actively encourage dialogue and relationships around ecological preservation and aim to benefit sustainable farmers, including those facing land access challenges, as well as local food producers, artists, musicians, and volunteers. Advancing food security for all is central to our mission.
