Allan Gardens Farmers’ Market 

About the Market

The Allan Gardens Farmers’ Market facilitates a direct exchange between local farmers, food producers, artisan makers, and consumers. Operated by the non-for-profit Friends of Allan Gardens and funded in major part by Ward 13 Councillor Chris Moise, the market is planned and administered by a small team of FOAG volunteers and staff.

Everything sold at the market (50%+1) must be grown, sourced, made, and/or prepared in Toronto and the surrounding area—ensuring that every purchase supports your neighbourhood economy.

We invite you to come meet the vendors, discover new favourites, and taste the heart of your community!

Visit our weekly plant sale at the market. Our plants are volunteer propagated with cuttings from the display greenhouses – take home a piece of Allan Gardens home with you each week!

https://www.friendsofallangardens.ca/plan-your-vist

Allan Gardens 

Conservatory Hours

Daily from 10 am to 5 pm. Last entry at 4:45 pm.

7 days a week, 365 days a year.

Admission

Entry to Allan Gardens Conservatory is free.

Programs offered may have a suggested donation of fee associated.

Washroom Facilities

Accessible washrooms are available from 10am to 5pm the the Orchid-Bromeliad House, the southern most house in the Conservatory.

Park Address

160 Gerrard Street East. Toronto, ON M5A 2E5. Get directions.

Transportation

Flanked by Jarvis on the west, Sherbourne on the east, Carlton on the north and Gerrard on the south, the gardens are easily accessible by foot, TTC and excellent bicycle lanes.

Accessibility

Everyone is welcome at Allan Gardens and accessibility is important to the Friends and the City. We strive to make our programs and events as barrier-free as possible. If you have specific questions, please reach out to us and we’ll do our best to answer: info@friendsofallangardens.ca

Location: Allan Gardens Children’s Conservatory & Teaching Garden at 19 Horticultural Avenue, Toronto, ON, M5A2P2

Website: https://www.friendsofallangardens.ca/saturday-farmers-market