Welcome to the home of Toronto Dark Arts Market. We present curated artisan and vintage markets dedicated to all things weird and wonderful.
Upcoming Markets
For info on specific events, including vendor call information, click on the flyer for each event.
News
List of Vendors – My Bloody Valentine Market
So many choices… it’s hard to pick just one. Lucky for you we’ve got a whole big heart-shaped box of art, crafts, decor, jewellery and dead stuff for your Valentine’s Day needs. Or just because it’s winter and you deserve to treat yourself. Just don’t take a bite of everything and then put it back! …
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Vendor Call Closed – My Bloody Valentine Market
The vendor call for our My Bloody Valentine Market on February 7th, 2026 is now closed. We thank everyone who expressed interest in taking part. All applicants, including those on the waiting list, will be contacted no later than December 11th. Please check your inboxes and spam folders. We ask that artisans who did not …
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About
Toronto Dark Arts Market is an in-person marketplace dedicated to all things weird and wonderful. Our artisan markets feature artists, artisans, musicians, writers, and other makers of alternative goodness.
Toronto Dark Arts Market is run by Sheryl Kirby. Involved in Toronto’s Goth and alternative scene since the late 1980s, Sheryl’s company Stained Productions has over thirty years of experience in concert and event production including Convergence 4, Hallowmas, and Toronto Indie Arts Market. She is also an author, artist, and artisan herself, and has vast experience with artisan markets both as a producer and a vendor.
Ground Control (1279 Queen Street West) is a Bowie-inspired lounge and dance club created by DJ Lazarus. This gorgeous space is fully accessible, has an ATM on site, and boasts both a lounge area and a large space for live performances and dance nights. The 501 Queen streetcar stops less than a block away in both directions (Queen West at Brock); the nearest major intersection is Queen and Dufferin. Closest parking is a block west in the Green P lot at 1325 Queen Street West.
Contact & Newsletter
Artisans – please visit the Vendor Information page before contacting us with queries – you will find an extensive FAQ, Vendor Mailing List form, and (when applicable) a link to the application form.
Customers visiting our market may find the answer to their question on the Visitor Information page.
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