An indoor market celebrating Black History Month is coming to Toronto

A curated indoor market is coming to The Well starting this weekend, honouring Black History Month. Support local and shop at the One Love Food & Arts Market. Here’s what to know.

What to expect

Produced by One Love Food & Arts Market, the indoor market will feature food, art and music, and celebrate community. It opens on Feb. 7 and will run on select dates until March 1, 2026.

“Rooted in the belief that Black history is world history, the market reflects how Black culture has shaped and continues to shape our shared world – inviting the wider community to come together to learn, connect, and support local creatives,” shares organizers.

While you shop and explore the local offerings, there will be a live DJ to keep the afternoon going. On top of that, there’s a photo booth for all your selfie needs.

Although there are a few days left until opening day, organizers are still welcoming vendors to participate in the market.

“We’re bringing culture, creativity, and community to The Well, Toronto, and we’re looking for vendors to be part of it,” shares organizers.

“This curated indoor market celebrates Black History Month through food, art, makers, and creative expression. A space to connect, showcase your work, and be part of something meaningful.”

If this sounds like something you’d love to be a part of, organizers ask that interested parties apply online.

The indoor market will be located beside Lululemon.

Don’t miss out, Toronto!

One Love x The Well Black History Month Market

When: Feb. 7, 8, 28 and March 1, 2026
Time: 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Where: The Well, Upper Ground, 486 Front St. W.

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