Check out the Green Barn Farmers’ Market – Toronto

December 8, 2009 by Will  
Filed under Active, Free, Toronto

An obscure but lovely find, The Green Barn Farmers Market features local farmers organic produce, bakers, artisan cheeses and all sorts of delectable treats.

Here you’ll encounter the freshest organic produce and aromas galore to delight your senses.   Whether you’re a foodie or just looking for a nice spot to discover with your date that isn’t St. Lawrence Market, this farmer’s market will fit the bill quite nicely.  The market opens on Saturday mornings.

Here’s a little history on them:

We are a neighbourhood based market, established in 2007, one of the Toronto Farmers Market Network (tfmn.ca) of organic or sustainable vendors, primarily farmers. You will find local seasonal food here, from baby greens in May to bushels of tomatoes in September. You’ll also find honey, bread, cheese, fish and meats, grains, jams, syrup, wildcrafted foods, mushrooms, and lots of friendly gossip year round. We often feature local music and an area for kids to play and network. We are a natural growth component of the Artscape Wychwood project, where a neighbourhood managed to save a 4 acre site and 4 of the 5 buildings on it from being demolished to instead create a diverse park. The Green Barn is one of the buildings on the site transformed into a geothermally heated/cooled hub of environmentally aware food activism for the neighbourhood and the city.

If this is out of your way, there are countless other farmer’s market in your neighbourhood – for official details and other local farmers markets in your neighbourhood check ‘em out!

The Green Barn Farmers Market is located on 79 Wychwood Ave in Toronto

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