A guide to local markets

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Our thriving market scene offers opportunities for local businesses, creators and makers all around our lake to promote, sell and connect with their local community. With over 10 markets in the region operating every month, consumers and stall owners alike will find a sense of community and connection all while discovering unique, quality produce and products.

The Homegrown Markets are our largest, held on the 1st and 3rd Sunday of every month in Speers Point Park. Owners Lauren and Lewis are particularly invested in supporting local, sustainable fare, so every stall is eco-friendly, handmade and locally-produced. With over 120 stalls, you’ll find everything from gifts, artworks and fashion through to homewares and produce. There’s also the Made & Found Markets, located beachside in Redhead, where you’ll find one-of-a-kind vintage and upcycled goods.

An initiative of the local business network, the Warners Bay Markets are located right on the foreshore, nestled amongst shops, cafes and shared pathways, making it the perfect spot to meet friends or family for a day by the lake.

The Pelican Foreshore Markets are another staple in Lake Mac, with over 100 stalls to explore offering craft beer, candles, timber work and handmade fashion for all ages. There’s plenty of options for kids as well, with face painting and jumping castles, as well as entertainment.

For those of you with fur babies, most of our markets are pet friendly too – you might even pick up some special dog treats and accessories as you stroll. 

While all our markets feature local food, dessert and coffee stalls, if you’re searching for exquisite foodie experiences or produce directly from the farmer, the Lake Mac City Farmers Market is the place to tempt your tastebuds. Here you’ll meet the passionate makers and farmers behind each carefully grown or crafted item, discovering their unique local stories and getting expert tips on how best to cook their gourmet produce.

There’s also the Feast Fest Twilight Food Markets which offer a wonderful excuse to get out of cooking dinner and enjoy a drink or two under the stars, with live music and a selection of cuisines to taste and savour.

The newest addition to choose from is the Shop and Feast Morisset Markets held on the first Saturday of each month at Morisset Showground. Shop and Feast is fun packed with food trucks, family entertainment, live music and market stalls serving up delicious treats from a wide range of cuisines.

And if you still can't get enough, Toronto Lions Club has monthly markets every third Sunday from 7am- 1pm, while the Wyee Markets go ahead every second Saturday of the month at the Wyee Community Hall from 8am-1pm and the Caves Beach markets, held on the last Saturday every month, situated in the shopping complex of the IGA Caves Beach.

Of course, throughout the year you can expect extra special markets for Christmas or the Easter holidays, so be sure to keep an eye out!

Let’s shop and support local.

Market Location Date Time

Homegrown Markets

Speers Point Park

First and third Sunday of each month

10am-2pm

Made & Found Markets

Webb Park, Redhead

Second Sunday of each month

10am-2pm

Warners Bay Markets

Warners Bay Foreshore

Third Saturday of each month

8am-2pm

Pelican Foreshore Markets

Pelican Foreshore Park

First Saturday of each month

9am-1pm

Lake Mac Farmers Markets

Glendale Shopping Centre

Every Saturday

8am-2pm

Feast Fest Twilight Food Markets

Speers Point Park

Quarterly

4-8pm

Shop & Feast Morisset

Morisset Showground

First Saturday of each month

9am-2pm 

Lions Club of Toronto Markets

Toronto Lions Park

Third Sunday of each month

7am-1pm

Wyee Markets

Wyee Community Hall

Second Saturday of each month

8.30am-1pm

Caves Beach Markets

Caves Beach

Last Saturday of each month

9am-3pm

* Market dates are subject to change without notice

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