Northern Contemporary is excited to be curating a'Locals Only Artisan Market' showcasing Toronto artists, crafters and makers both inside and outside our gallery during the Roncesvalles Polish Festivalon the weekend of September 13 + 14!
The Roncesvalles Polish Festival is North America's largest celebration of Polish culture and takes place on the whole of Roncesvalles Avenue, from Queen St.West to Dundas St.West., where it will be transformed into a pedestrian corridor. Enjoy authentic Polish Cuisine, Polish song and dance groups, 90+ vendors, 6 Beverage Gardens + Extended Patios, 2 Family Zones and multiple outdoor stages with over 40 performances as well as local restaurants, bistros, cafes and shops along the main street of one of Toronto's best neighbourhoods!
WHEN
Market Dates / Hours:
- Saturday September 13 (11:00 AM - 8:00 PM) - Sunday September 14 (11:00 AM - 6:00 PM)
Roncesvalles Village is a vibrant and charming shopping district centred at Dundas St. West & Roncesvalles Avenue. This is where the community comes together to shop, play, exercise and exchange greetings. The historical buildings that line this stretch are home to coffee shops, bakeries, restaurants, boutique shops and specialty food shops.
The Roncesvalles Polish Festival is the largest celebration of Polish culture in the world! Over two days, visitors see some of the best Polish bands and dance groups from across Canada and the United States. Activities along Roncesvalles Avenue include live music and dance, cultural displays, Polish and international foods, crafts, vendors, beverage gardens, buskers, and kids rides.
When you walk through the streets, you immediately know something about this neighbourhood is very special. Known as Roncy’ by residents and locals — is the city’s west-side Polish neighbourhood, it is one of the hottest neighbourhoods in Toronto, and it’s very easy to see why. The area is home to many family-owned cafes, shops and the popular Sorauren Farmers Market, all located next to Toronto's largest park.
