Our annual party to thank our Customers. Free food and entertainment inside the Market after hours. South Market by invitation only; available from Market merchants. Farmers' Market/Toronto Dollar Party, no invitation required.

Many Farmers Market vendors will be on hand in the North Market building to showcase their products and answer questions about the Farmers Market. The Farmers Market is a great Toronto tradition – now in its 203rd year.

The Toronto Dollar Party is about family fun, with live music, free food, children’s crafts and floor hockey. It’s also an opportunity to chat with representatives of many local community organizations. And there will be award presentations at 7:30 involving former mayor Barbara Hall and Bob Yamashita. The Frankly Bob Awards recognize artists; the Elaine Hall Caring Service Award highlights a caring worker in Toronto; and the Jennifer Kateryna Koval’s’kyj Literary Award for Children and Youth celebrates writing about acts of kindness and caring. More information at The Toronto Dollar website www.torontodollar.com.

Musical (and other) entertainers will be performing at both sites throughout the evening.

• Accoustic Aire – enjoy guitar music and songs ranging from different decades; 60’s - now
• Andrea Jewett - classical egyptian bellydancing done through freedom fitness and fun
• Bialy Orzel-White Eagle Polish Song and Dance Ensemble - presenting a colorful tour of Poland's diverse culture and history through song and dance
• Bob Gee & Classic Country – Bluegrass and country music and song
• Bruce Bell – official historian of the St. Lawrence Market Complex and tour guide for the St. Lawrence Market's Food and History Walking Tour
• Club Uruguay Toronto – traditional dance originated on the beaches of Montevideo in Uruguay, South America
• Gilchrist School of Irish Dance – traditional Irish jigs and reels preformed by championship dancers
• Grupo Folclorico Portugues de Oakville - dances traditionally danced in the province of Minho, Portugal.
• Isshin Daiko – traditional taiko Japanese drum music as well as original compositions
• Jim Thomson – retired Pipe Major of the Toronto Scottish Pipes and Drums
• LevendiaX – helenic dance troupe in tradition Greek costume
• Maracatu Nunca Antes - dynamic percussion troupe plays Afro-Brasilian rhythms in a raw, traditional style
• Ouzo 3 – traditional Greek music
• Ron Cross and his Random Acts of Rhythm WorkshopsOrion Drums - Ron Cross and the rhythm connection - a drumming extravaganza
• St. Michael Catholic School – School Choir
• Toronto Saxophone Quartet – four musicians playing four different saxophones (soprano, alto, tenor, baritone)
• Jim Houston (North Market MC) – Town Cryer and well loved community supporter
• And MORE!!!