Admission is $10 and all the vendors are Canadian artists and designers selling one of a kind jewellery, glassware, clothing and paintings and photography.

If you’re unfamiliar with the Distillery District, they provide a map as well to help you get around. As you’ll see, there is a ton to do in this area of the city, which is trendy and packed full of great food and fun things to do. A national historic site, The Distillery District happens to be one of the largest and most well preserved Victorian industrial design complexes. So why not bundle up, grab a coffee and check out some one of a kind Canadian goods? With summer over, this area will be less crowded, but still just as historically interesting and beautiful to wander through.

Image Credit: Payton Chung on Flickr

Post from: The Toronto Traveler