Honey at Toronto farmers' markets

59 markets

• Acton Outdoor Market

  Prospect Park, 30 Park Avenue · Acton2 stalls4.0 out of 5 from 2 reviews4.0

  Thanksgiving market on Thursday, October 8.

  4 PM–7 PMSave
• Afro-Caribbean Farmers’ Market

  1815 Eglinton Avenue West · Toronto1 stall4.8 out of 5 from 29 reviews4.8

  Fairbank Station plaza.

  11 AM–4 PMSave
• Allan Gardens Farmers’ Market

  19 Horticultural Avenue · Toronto2 stalls

  Year-round.

  10 AM–2 PMSave
• Ancaster Farmers Market

  Ancaster Memorial Arts Centre, 357 Wilson St E1 stall4.5 out of 5 from 72 reviews4.5

  Ancaster BIA About page: every Wednesday from June 3 until October 7, 2026, 3–7 PM at Ancaster Memorial Arts Centre.

  3 PM–7 PMSave
• Annette Village Farmers’ Market

  680 Annette Street · Toronto2 stalls4.7 out of 5 from 75 reviews4.7

  Runnymede Presbyterian Church parking lot. Rain or shine.

  3 PM–7 PMSave
• Aurora Farmers' Market and Artisan Fair

  Town Park, 49 Wells Street · Aurora1 stall4.5 out of 5 from 139 reviews4.5

  Rain or shine. The last market of the season is Hallowe'en, Saturday, October 31.

  8 AM–1 PMSave
• Barrie Farmers' Market

  Barrie City Hall, 70 Collier Street1 stall4.6 out of 5 from 413 reviews4.6

  Year-round Saturdays 9am–1pm at Barrie City Hall. Outdoor May–October on Mulcaster and Collier Streets (2026 outdoor season from May 2); indoor October–April in City Hall Rotunda. Pets not permitted inside City Hall.

  9 AM–1 PMSave
• Bloor.Borden Farmers’ Market

  300 Borden Street · Toronto1 stall4.3 out of 5 from 56 reviews4.3

  Rain or shine.

  3 PM–7 PMSave
• Bradford Farmers' Market

  425 Holland Street West, Bradford West Gwillimbury Library parking lot1 stall4.6 out of 5 from 11 reviews4.6

  Saturdays 9AM–1PM in the Bradford West Gwillimbury Library parking lot. 2026 season May 16–October 10.

  9 AM–1 PMSave
• Brampton Farmers' Market

  Main Street North, between Queen Street and Theatre Lane / Nelson Street West · Brampton1 stall4.2 out of 5 from 10 reviews4.2

  On Main Street North between Queen Street and Theatre Lane. Free municipal parking garages on market days.

  8 AM–1 PMSave
• Bronte Farmers' Market

  Bronte Market Square, 2445 Lakeshore Road West · Oakville2 stalls

  Haunts & Harvest closing market, Sunday, October 25.

  10 AM–2 PMSave
• Brooklin Farmers' Market

  3 Vipond Road (Municipal Parking Lot 9, across from Brooklin Community Centre & Library) · Whitby2 stalls4.8 out of 5 from 12 reviews4.8

  Rain or shine. Brooklin Harvest Festival falls on Saturday, September 19.

  9 AM–2 PMSave
• Burlington Centre Lions Farmers' Market

  777 Guelph Line · Burlington4 stalls4.5 out of 5 from 345 reviews4.5

  Official 2026 Lions page: Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays 7:00 AM–2:30 PM, May 20 through October 24, 2026.

  7 AM–2:30 PMSave
• Cabbagetown Farmers’ Market

  191 Winchester Street · Toronto2 stalls4.4 out of 5 from 44 reviews4.4

  Riverdale Park West.

  Open now3 PM–7 PMSave
• Cambridge Farmers' Market

  40 Dickson Street (beside City Hall, Galt) · Cambridge2 stalls

  Year-round Saturdays 7 a.m.-1 p.m. (City of Cambridge).

  7 AM–1 PMSave
• Courtyard Farmers’ Market

  1549 Danforth Avenue · Toronto1 stall4.7 out of 5 from 7 reviews4.7

  3:30 PM–7:30 PMSave
• Dufferin Grove Organic Farmers’ Market

  875 Dufferin Street · Toronto2 stalls4.7 out of 5 from 115 reviews4.7

  At the new Dufferin Grove Clubhouse at the northwest corner of the park

  3 PM–7 PMSave
• Dundas Farmers' Market

  Municipal Parking Lot 7D, Hatt Street and Miller's Lane · Dundas1 stall4.5 out of 5 from 63 reviews4.5

  Operator About page: Thursdays 2pm–6pm, May 28 to October 15. May 28 2026 is a Thursday.

  2 PM–6 PMSave
• East Lynn Park Farmers’ Market

  1949 Danforth Avenue · Toronto1 stall3.2 out of 5 from 12 reviews3.2

  3 PM–7 PMSave
• East York Farmers’ Market

  850 Coxwell Avenue · Toronto2 stalls4.8 out of 5 from 26 reviews4.8

  East York Civic Centre.

  8 AM–2 PMSave
• Eglinton Way BIA Farmers’ Market

  125 Burnaby Boulevard · Toronto3 stalls4.9 out of 5 from 12 reviews4.9

  Rain or shine.

  8 AM–1 PMSave
• Etobicoke Civic Centre Farmers’ Market

  399 The West Mall · Toronto1 stall4.0 out of 5 from 2 reviews4.0

  Civic Centre parking lot.

  8 AM–2 PMSave
• Evergreen Brick Works Saturday Farmers Market

  550 Bayview Avenue · Toronto2 stalls4.4 out of 5 from 72 reviews4.4

  Outdoor under the pavilions. Local Food Court open until 2pm. 2026 outdoor start Saturday May 2.

  8 AM–1 PMSave
• Georgetown Farmers' Market

  87 Main Street South · Georgetown1 stall4.6 out of 5 from 135 reviews4.6

  8 AM–12:30 PMSave
• Georgina Farmers' Market

  The LINK, 20849 Dalton Road · Georgina1 stall4.5 out of 5 from 202 reviews4.5

  Outdoors at The LINK.

  9 AM–2 PMSave
• Grimsby Farmers' Market

  Major Refrigeration Peach King Centre parking lot, 162 Livingston Ave · Grimsby2 stalls

  2026 season Thursdays 3–7pm June 4–October 8. Temporary construction move: Main Street (Christie–Ontario) June 4, 11, 18; from June 25 at Major Refrigeration Peach King Centre parking lot, 162 Livingston Ave. Rain or shine. Operator contact Michelle Seaborn (FMO).

  3 PM–7 PMSave
• Guelph Farmers' Market

  2 Gordon Street (corner of Wilson & Gordon) · Guelph4 stalls

  Thursday CSA-focused market; seasonal indoor-outdoor; limited on-site customer parking.

  4 PM–7 PMSave
• Hamilton Farmers' Market

  35 York Blvd · Hamilton3 stalls4.5 out of 5 from 2,937 reviews4.5

  Operator visit page: Wednesday 9am–5pm, year-round. Closed Sun–Tue. Individual vendor hours may differ.

  9 AM–5 PMSave
• Hillcrest Farmer's Market

  Hillcrest Mall, Carville parking lot, 9350 Yonge Street · Richmond Hill1.9 out of 5 from 8 reviews1.9

  In the Carville parking lot.

  10 AM–4 PMSave
• Humber Bay Shores Farmers Market

  2195 Lake Shore Boulevard West · Toronto4 stalls4.5 out of 5 from 309 reviews4.5

  Humber Bay Park West.

  9 AM–2 PMSave
• Innisfil Farmers' Market

  7883 Yonge Street, Stroud Arena north lot · Innisfil1 stall

  Thursdays 1:00 PM–6:00 PM, rain or shine, May 28–October 8 2026. Stroud Arena north lot. Early arrivals not permitted before opening.

  1 PM–6 PMSave
• Lakeview Farmers' Market

  Small Arms Inspection Building, 1352 Lakeshore Road East · Mississauga3 stalls4.3 out of 5 from 82 reviews4.3

  Indoor and outdoor, in the Dixie Road lot beside the Small Arms Inspection Building. A biweekly artisan market runs alongside it.

  9 AM–2 PMSave
• Lions Farmers Market — Celebration Square

  Mississauga Celebration Square, 300 City Centre Drive1 stall2.0 out of 5 from 1 review2.0

  No market on Canada Day. Paid underground parking under City Hall and the Central Library on Duke of York Boulevard.

  8 AM–3 PMSave
• Lions Farmers Market — Shipp Drive

  4190 Shipp Drive · Mississauga1 stall4.4 out of 5 from 514 reviews4.4

  Nearly 400 free parking spaces beside the market, with overflow at 4 Robert Speck Parkway. Shipp Drive itself is no parking.

  8 AM–3 PMSave
• Locke Street Farmers Market

  260 Locke St S, Locke Street Tire parking lot at Herkimer · Hamilton1 stall4.8 out of 5 from 19 reviews4.8

  Operator homepage How to Find Us: Opening Day Saturday May 9, 2026; 9am–12pm every Saturday, rain or shine; ends November 7, 2026. Page still has leftover 2025 opening-day copy lower down.

  9 AM–12 PMSave
• Main Street Markham Farmers Market

  Guardian Pharmacy parking lot, 101 Main Street North · Markham2 stalls2.0 out of 5 from 2 reviews2.0

  Rain or shine.

  9 AM–1 PMSave
• Milton Farmers' Market

  Main Street East (between James Street and Martin Street) · Milton3 stalls4.6 out of 5 from 352 reviews4.6

  8 AM–12 PMSave
• Newmarket Main St. Farmers' Market

  Riverwalk Commons, 200 Doug Duncan Drive · Newmarket4 stalls4.6 out of 5 from 282 reviews4.6

  Rain or shine.

  8 AM–1 PMSave
• North Oshawa Farmers' Market

  1661 Harmony Road North (Delpark Homes Centre, southeast parking lot) · Oshawa1 stall4.3 out of 5 from 15 reviews4.3

  In the southeast parking lot. Extra pop-up vendors on July 25, September 12 and October 10.

  9 AM–2 PMSave
• North York Farmers’ Market

  5100 Yonge Street · Toronto2 stalls4.5 out of 5 from 22 reviews4.5

  Mel Lastman Square.

  8 AM–2 PMSave
• Oshawa Centre Farmers' Market

  419 King Street West (south parking lot, across from the former Hudson's Bay) · Oshawa1 stall

  8 AM–2 PMSave
• Ottawa Street Farmers' Market

  Municipal lot 2C, beside 3 Britannia Ave · Hamilton4.5 out of 5 from 124 reviews4.5

  Operator homepage: 8AM–2PM every Saturday April 11th to November 28th. Footer still says April to December; contact page leftover copy says year-round. 2026 season dates taken from the dated homepage line. Apr 11 2026 is a Saturday.

  8 AM–2 PMSave
• Port Credit Farmers Market

  Port Credit Library parking lot, 20 Lakeshore Road East · Mississauga1 stall4.5 out of 5 from 139 reviews4.5

  8 AM–2 PMSave
• Port Perry Lakefront Farmers' Market

  81 Water Street (lakefront at the foot of Queen Street) · Port Perry1 stall4.0 out of 5 from 1 review4.0

  Rain or shine.

  8 AM–3 PMSave
• Scarborough Farmers’ Market

  1051 Progress Avenue · Toronto1 stall4.2 out of 5 from 29 reviews4.2

  Cynthia Lai Park.

  Open now3:30 PM–7:30 PMSave
• Sorauren Farmers’ Market

  50 Wabash Avenue · Toronto3 stalls4.7 out of 5 from 186 reviews4.7

  Every Monday, including statutory holidays.

  3 PM–7 PMSave
• St. Jacobs Farmers' Market

  878 Weber Street North · Woolwich3 stalls

  Year-round Thursdays 8am–3pm (stjacobsmarket.com).

  8 AM–3 PMSave
• St. Lawrence Farmers’ Market

  92 Front Street East · Toronto2 stalls3.9 out of 5 from 101 reviews3.9

  Year-round. Holiday substitutions may apply.

  5 AM–3 PMSave
• St. Lawrence Market

  91–95 Front Street East · Toronto1 stall4.6 out of 5 from 57,234 reviews4.6

  South Market

  Open now9 AM–7 PMSave
• The Junction Farmers Market

  275 Keele Street · Toronto2 stalls4.5 out of 5 from 170 reviews4.5

  Baird Park.

  9 AM–1 PMSave
• The Leslieville Farmers’ Market

  150 Greenwood Avenue · Toronto2 stalls4.7 out of 5 from 399 reviews4.7

  Outdoor season at Greenwood Park.

  9 AM–2 PMSave
• The Stop’s Farmers’ Market

  601 Christie Street · Toronto4 stalls4.0 out of 5 from 15 reviews4.0

  Outdoor along the Barns’ walkways May–October; inside the main Barn November–April

  8 AM–1 PMSave
• The Stouffville Market

  6240 Main Street · Whitchurch-Stouffville2 stalls4.4 out of 5 from 19 reviews4.4

  9 AM–2 PMSave
• Trinity Bellwoods Farmers’ Market

  1053 Dundas Street West · Toronto2 stalls4.4 out of 5 from 152 reviews4.4

  Rain or shine.

  Open now3 PM–7 PMSave
• Underpass Park Farmers’ Market

  29 Lower River Street · Toronto1 stall4.5 out of 5 from 44 reviews4.5

  Rain or shine.

  4 PM–7:30 PMSave
• Uxbridge Farmers' Market

  14 Victoria Street (The Second Wedge Brewing Co. grounds) · Uxbridge3 stalls4.7 out of 5 from 118 reviews4.7

  2026 outdoor season every Sunday 9 a.m.–2 p.m., May 3–October 25, at The Second Wedge. Holiday indoor dates are a separate record at Uxbridge Arena.

  9 AM–2 PMSave
• Whitby Farmers' Market

  405 Dundas Street West (Celebration Square, outside Whitby Public Library)1 stall4.5 out of 5 from 59 reviews4.5

  Rain or shine. Two holiday markets follow in November.

  9 AM–3 PMSave
• Withrow Park Farmers’ Market

  725 Logan Avenue · Toronto1 stall4.6 out of 5 from 152 reviews4.6

  Rain or shine.

  9 AM–1 PMSave
• Woodbridge Village Farmers Market

  Al Palladini Community Centre, 9201 Islington Avenue · Vaughan1 stall4.2 out of 5 from 51 reviews4.2

  Operator location page: every Saturday 9 a.m.–1 p.m., June 13–October 10, 2026, at Al Palladini Centre.

  9 AM–1 PMSave

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• Backed By Bees Honey5.0 out of 5 from 3 reviews5.0

  Backed By Bees is a Burlington apiary and meadery that keeps bees, brews honey soda and sustainable honey wine, and produces raw honey and hive products. From their farm at 6214 Appleby Line, they grow and curate local food while supporting biodiversity through the pollination of tens of thousands of acres of Ontario land.

• Kiss my Bees Honey4.9 out of 5 from 52 reviews4.9

  My name is JoAnn Poirier and I am a local beekeeper in the Clarington region of southern Ontario.

• 9 Acres Organics

  Locally grown organic vegetables, garlic and garlic powders, honey, seedlings. (Grimsby Farmers' Market 2026 vendor page)

• Ackroyd's Honey Inc

  Ackyroyd's honey for your honey! We are a family run business, with over 1100 hives. Pure honey, handmade beeswax candles all made in Tara, Ontario and hives located all across the Bruce Peninsula. Naturally sweeten your day.

• Adam's Honey

  From breeding and raising our own bees to the honey in your jar. We provide pollination services in Ontario for fruit, berries and field crops.

• Afro Tropical Market Garden Plus

  Honey, herbs, vegetables, teas, seasonings, tinctures, and jams.

• AroMath Apiaries

  Family-owned, local business Mindful Beekeeping Apiaries for Rescued 🐝 Bee products crafted with care & passion Honouring the art of beekeeping ar0math

• Auster Field Honey

  Austerfield Apiary is a third-generation family beekeeping business named for the English village where Paul first helped his grandfather with honeybees. Rita, Matt and Andrea sell unpasteurized honey and botanicals from Dundalk Highlands nectar at Mississauga and Etobicoke markets.

• Autumn's Bounty

  Local honey and maple syrup.

• BABUNI Gourmet

  BABUNI Gourmet is a small local company that handpicks gourmet condiments, artisan pastas, canola-oil-free pesto, pâté, aged vinegars, olive oils, and Ontario honeys from trusted growers and apiaries. Named in memory of the founders' youngest brother, the brand donates a portion of proceeds to SickKids.

• Bee’s Universe

  Bee’s Universe is a Canadian (Ontario) company founded, owned and managed by Irina and Ionel (John) Alecu. Bees Universe Farm offers a wide variety of natural bee products, from common honey to harder-to-find hive goods, sold in any quantity upon request.

• Bees are Life

  Bees are Life brings honey, beeswax, candles, honey vinegar and honey butter to the market.

• Belicious Products

  We are a family of beekeepers with a long-running heritage of producing pure, delicious honey. With knowledge from three generations of honey producers, our beekeepers are the best at producing high-quality honey.

• Blackberry Hill Farm

  Established in 1970, Blackberry Hill Farm is a bakery and food business with strong ties to rural Flamborough, ON. A selection of their traditional family recipes are prepared in small batches and baked on-site.

• Cedarwood Honey

  Honey also available to purchase at Stone Crock Meats and Cheese store in St. Jacobs and at the farm in Harriston. Please call ahead. Honey also available to purchase at Stone Crock Meats and Cheese store in St. Jacobs and at the farm in Harriston. Please call ahead. We are a family run beekeeping operation that has over 20 years worth of beekeeping experience. Our business focus is to provide 100% local Ontario honey to our customers.

• Chickadee Hill Farm

  Happy Cows, Happy Bees, Happy pigs, Happy Chickens

• Clover Roads Organic Farm

  Clover Roads Farm offers a wide selection of farm produce. Eggs, game, veggies, honey and more.

• CloverCroft Farm

  Variety of market vegetables, some raspberries, strawberries, honey. microgreens. Good array of frozen artisanal chicken raised in sunshine – frozen whole and pieces.

• Dilly's Farmacy

  Dilly's Farmacy is the first vendor and longest-running family business in Hamilton since 1835, selling organic high-quality and affordable fruits, vegetables, spices, honey, nuts and more.

• Doug's Honey

  "Distinct and different” is how Doug describes his honey. To achieve this, he carefully locates his hives so that his bees are working among wildflowers and specially planted trees that are appealing, diverse and as free of chemical pollutants as possible. A beekeeper since 1981, with a Masters degree in botany, Doug is passionate about the health-giving properties of honey and the array of products that honeybees provide.

• Duurzame Growers

  Small scale growers conscientiously growing with regenerative practices to participate in creating a sustainable community. Our mission is to shorten the food chain, by offering a local alternative – an alternative that has the smallest footprint, works with nature, and brings the community together through the power of great food.

• Foggy River Farm

  Foggy River Farm is a medicinal & culinary herb farm and forest garden, located in the Uxbridge area of Ontario, Canada. We create teas, tinctures, seasonings, and skincare - to help you feel connected, joyful, resilient, and rested.

• Forbes Wild Foods

  Specialty vendor of wild edible foods sustainably harvested by expert foragers locally and across our great land. Seasonal fresh and preserved product i.e. wild mushrooms, leeks, fiddleheads, jams, pickles, pawpaw, certified organic maple syrup & honey amongst other delicious foraged food.

• Green Florin

  Green Florin, run by Vasile Florin, sells nuts, seeds, cooking oils, and dried fruits sourced from Moldova, along with honey, at Dufferin Grove Organic Farmers' Market.

• Habibi + Honey

  Your new sweet obsession. Small Batches & Big Flavours ONLY.

• Hiveshare

  Chris got into beekeeping in 2012 out of curiosity about honeybees, honey production, and how to help the dwindling population. He has since expanded his knowledge through the worldwide community of beekeepers, including trips to Spain, France, Romania, Jordan and Sweden to learn from beekeepers there and their processes.

• Honey Guru

  Honey Guru Inc. is a family-owned and operated food, health, and wellness brand proudly headquartered in Toronto, Ontario, with deep ancestral roots in Westmoreland, Jamaica—home to our dedicated Hunni Gurus Apiary. We craft high-quality, handcrafted all-natural bee products, including raw honey, botanically infused honey, and signature sauces.

• Honey World

  Honey World specializes in New Zealand honey, the most pure of all the world’s honeys. About 70% of his honey products come from New Zealand.

• Howards Farm

  Eggs, meat, poultry, jams, honey, cheese.

• Humble Bee

  Humble Bee is Ontario’s beekeeping supply store for local honey and beeswax. Our honey comes from over 200 hives across the Hamilton area. No matter what type of honey you are purchasing at Humble Bee, it is completely raw and unpasteurized.

• Ilknur’s Bee Yard

  Ilknur's Bee Yard is a honey business founded by beekeeper Ilknur Cakmak, who brings three generations of Turkish beekeeping knowledge to her work in Canada. She sells honey at Toronto farmers' markets including Allan Gardens, East Lynn Park, The Eglinton Way, and The Junction.

• Innisfil Creek Honey

  Innisfil Creek Honey is a family-run apiary producing honey from beehives in the Innisfil, Bradford, Barrie and Essa areas.

• Jerry's Berries

  As a local multi-generational family farm, Jerry's Berries is one of the original farmers of the Locke Street Farmers' Market. Owners Jerry and Glenda Bargeman are renowned with market patrons for their fresh, plump raspberries, famous raspberry freezer jam and honey.

• Jerry’s Berries Raspberry Farm

  Jerry’s Berries Raspberry Farm sells raspberries, raspberry honey and other honey products.

• Jopiary Honey

  Beekeeper in Woodbridge Ontario selling #rawhoney #localhoney sustainably harvested.

• Kinghaven Farms Limited

  Kinghaven Farms sells healthy, sustainable, local raw honey made in Ontario, including premium raw honey and creamed honey gift sets via their online shop.

• Lake Reflections Apiary

  Lake Reflections Apiary 100% pure raw honey - not heated or pasteurized and containing all the natural pollen, nutrients & flavour.

• Lignum Honey

  Lignum Honey is a small-batch honey brand focused on transforming how people experience honey in everyday food. Rather than treating honey as just a sweetener, we craft carefully balanced infused honeys designed to elevate meals—whether it’s adding a subtle heat to a savory dish, depth to a marinade, or a unique finish to desserts and drinks.

• Marigold’s Maple Syrup

  Marigold’s Maple Syrup sells maple syrup and honey.

• MG Bees

  Honey, beeswax candles, honey nuts and seeds.

• Northumberland Honey

  We are a family owned business providing top quality honey, candles, homemade skincare products and other hive products. With bees located in Toronto and the surrounding area.

• Pinecreek Honey

  Pinecreek Honey produces unpasteurized wildflower honey gathered from Ontario's Niagara Escarpment region, far from corn and soy fields, as liquid, creamed and in-season comb honey, plus beeswax candles.

• Pineview Orchards Inc.

  Pineview Orchards is a sixth-generation family farm dedicated to growing quality fruits and vegetables. Its location between Lake Ontario and the Niagara Escarpment in Jordan Station allows the farm to grow tender fruit of quality taste, nutrition and finish.

• R&D Bees and Trees

  We are beekeepers from Georgina, ON. We sell our honey and other handcrafted hive products.

• Scotview Orchard

• Sonobee Hills

  Sonobee Hills is a local apiculture practice producing small-batch raw and infused honeys. Our products invite you to share in the moments of our seasons—the blooms, rains, and tos and fros that make up the story and terroir of each harvest. We raise our bees in Mono, ON, about an hour north of Toronto at the headwaters of the Humber River, serving the GTA, Dufferin County, and surrounding areas.

• Staite's Honey

  Providing local honey and a wide variety of honey byproducts.

• Supa Dupa Foods Ltd

  At Supa Dupa Foods we’re on a mission to unite people over food that nourishes, excites the taste buds, and creates a positive impact, one meal at a time!

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