Distillery Winter Village
Lights, stalls, and cocoa
The cobblestone lanes go full storybook: a giant tree, light canopies, craft stalls, and mulled everything. Weekends ticketed at peak, weeknights are calmer.
- Where: The Distillery Winter Village, Distillery District, Toronto
- Ages: all ages
- Cost: Low cost
- When: Best November to March
- Good for: christmas, holiday market, lights, winter, festive, shopping
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