Dropped by this weekend to check out the garlic fest and it was lovely! I would go back again in the future. I hear there are weekly farmers markets so if I am ever in need of locally grown fresh organic produce, I’ll be sure to stop by here.

A nice way to connect with the neighborhood and community. One get authentic fish roti, Tibetan momo's, homemade sushi and miso soup, fresh pastries, baked goodies, cheese, meat and fruit and vegetables. The price is a bit high but it's worth it.

Great staff , and a great place to enjoy with your family or friends,

Attended Halloween Howl with Solid and Rob with my little ones. Amazing show if you have not taken it in. The farmers market is not to be missed either. Highly recommended. It's a good way to meet other members of the community and it's important to teach our children how they can be part of the local community.

Large and flexible event space in a converted streetcar barn. Able to accommodate hundreds of people without issue. Acoustics were acceptable. The large space was warm despite cold weather conditions. Restrooms were large, modern, and clean. Great for any large event.

Came here for the Stop Farmers' Market, which takes place every Saturday. The vendors here sell a variety of goods, including mochi (Japanese rice cakes), fresh bread, vegetables, fish, candles, and chocolate. I mainly came for the mochi daifuku, which is sold by Natural JapanEats. They have a range of flavours to choose from and the flavours change every week. I bought a box of 6 daifuku for $26. The flavours I got were coconut, sakura leaf, fig cream, matcha, and pomelo. They all tasted delicious and fresh. Natural JapanEats also sells kiri mochi and sushi. The women working at the booth were very friendly. I'm glad that I got to try their products because fresh mochi can be hard to find in Toronto, especially mochi in unique flavours. I highly recommend checking out Natural JapanEats at the Stop Farmers' Market.

Airy spacious and luminous with plenty of natural light at the atrium. This is an impressive space for artists and designers to showcase and exhibit their products and pieces.

nice place and park beside it was there for a glutenfree event witch I think has out grown the space over the last ten years it have been running but really do like this place although not much parking nearby. they also have a sand volleyball court witch I have never seen other then at the beach areas around Toronto

One of my favourite farmers markets is hosted here. The Stop Farmers market features local sustainable artisanal products and is open all year round. I've enjoyed other food events here such as the Garlic Festival.

Went here for a Simbang Gabi event, and although the place is cozy and space is limited, there were still enough attendees and vendors that made the night fun!

Quite expensive but great quality food every Saturday

Farmer's markets on Saturday morning. Great splash pad for the kiddos. Community garden too.

Wow I like this place fresh food activities entertainment kid friendly socially conscious neighbourhood Farmers Market they have a theatre activities for kids musicians...

Beautiful event space turned into a wedding venue. Nice quiet playground in the back gives extra space for the kids to run around and burn off some extra energy.

This is a fantastic experience, highly recommended to all who want to try making something with your hands.

The Gluten Free Garage Festival was amazing. I will definitely be back year after year

Great community vibe with music and good food, great place to stop by on Sat morning

Went on market day and loved it!!! Tried some fresh onigiri and mochi, brought home cilantro olive sourdough bread and had a great chat with a few vendors. 10/10 morning.