“Top 3” Toronto Places To Buy Unique Gifts
Written by: Tiana Lemeza
Christmas is a time for giving and showing the people you love just how much they mean to you. Present shopping shouldn’t be seen as a chore but rather a fun new and exciting experience to discover hidden treasures and find extra meaningful gifts.
The Distillery Historic District, Toronto Christmas Market is a classic option for unique gift buying. From November 28th to December 21st, this enchanted street market celebrates traditional Christmas activities. It features a variety of free performances including favourite carol singing, beer gardens and world-class vendors. For great stocking stuffers, one can find handmade ornaments, candles and toys along the homey streets of The Distillery.
To find out more, visit www.torontochristmasmarket.com/ vendors.html you don’t want to miss out!
The Exhibition Place offers an all-indoor One of a Kind Christmas Show and Sale from November 27th to December 7th. With over 800 artisans bringing you a full day of clothing, jewellery, original artwork and home décor, One of a Kind will have you discovering new and creative things every corner you turn.
Buy your tickets today for $12.00, just a click away at www.oneofakindshow.com/toronto/index.php
Young and Dundas is a lot more dressed up this winter. Every day from November 29th to December 24th, #localTOmrkt is the spot for spontaneous Christmas shopping. Whatever your gift buyers heart may desire this year, local Toronto businesses are ready to deliver their finest products. For the fashionable man, culinary goddess or playful child in your life, each purchase will hold a thoughtful meaning.
Check out www.adhocpopup.com/holidaymarket/ for more details on #localTOmrkt.
Out with the mall and in with the market, change up the way you shop this season. What better way to find a unique gift then to explore what Toronto has to offer? Now grab your loved ones and friends because you won’t want to miss these experiences dashing through the snow.
Tiana Lemeza is an aspiring Public Relations professional or Journalist, currently studying Media Communications at The University of Guelph-Humber in Toronto. Tiana is looking to explore the world of PR and Journalism with the special focus on media relations, pop culture and event planning. She has a hunger for food, fashion, beauty and travel. Along with her passions, her grounded personality and positive outlook on life lets her strive for success and follow her dreams.
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