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A little Christmas shopping, a photo with Santa and a specialty holiday drink? That sounds like our kind of Sunday.
On Sunday, December 6, Toronto Latinos is bringing the Latin Christmas Market to The Warehouse Event Venue at Downsview Park, in the heart of Toronto. Expect a festive day filled with Latin music, local shopping and plenty of reasons to bring the whole family. The best part? Admission is FREE with a ticket.
With over 50 Latin vendors, the market is a chance to discover small businesses, find unique Christmas gifts and put a little cultura under the tree. Browse, meet the people behind the brands and support the community while checking a few names off your holiday shopping list.
There’s plenty to enjoy beyond the shopping, too. Santa will be there for photos, arcade games will keep the fun going, and specialty Christmas drinks will bring an extra dose of holiday cheer. Add Latin music and festive surprises, and you’ve got a December outing worth rounding up your friends and family for.
Whether you’re coming for the gifts, the games or a little Christmas spirit, come celebrate the season with Toronto Latinos!
📅 Sunday, December 6, 2026 | 11 AM–9 PM
📍 The Warehouse Event Venue — 35 Carl Hall Rd, Unit 2, Downsview Park
🎟️ FREE admission with a ticket — Click here for yours!
Visit www.torontolatinos.com for latest news and events.
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