Toronto's oldest Sunday market is getting a fashionable makeover

Toronto's oldest Sunday market is getting a fashionable makeover Toronto

With nearly two decades of vintage and market experience, Sullivan has seen major shifts in the market culture in Toronto and is eager to execute her new vision.

One of the shifts Sullivan has observed in recent years is a post-pandemic surplus of local micro-retailers. By starting a new market with a new name and energy, Sullivan is hoping to make these businesses more accessible to the public and give them a space to sell their goods. Sullivan is not only bridging the gap between local creators and consumers, but also the east and west ends of the city, as well as older and younger generations of both consumers and vendors.

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