EcoFair Toronto

Celebrating and inspiring sustainable living for a greener future

WHAT IS ECOFAIR TORONTO

Celebrating Sustainability with Workshops, Exhibitors, and Inspiration

EcoFair Toronto is an annual celebration of individuals, organizations, and eco-friendly businesses dedicated to creating a greener, healthier planet. Free and family-friendly, the EcoFair features interactive workshops, kids’ activities, and up to 60 exhibitors, attracting over 1,000 attendees. This volunteer-led event informs and inspires participants to embrace sustainable living while showcasing the contributions of those working towards a more sustainable future. EcoFair Toronto is co-hosted by Green Neighbours Network and Transition Toronto.

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2024 EcoFair Highlights in Photos

  • Front view of Artscape Wychwood Barns with 'ECOFAIR' banner above entrance, showing the venue for EcoFair Toronto.
  • Group photo of EcoFair Toronto volunteers and organizers posing together in front of the event entrance banner.
  • Volunteer standing behind the EcoFair Toronto welcome table featuring donation boxes, event flyers, and welcome signage.
  • Large crowd inside Artscape Wychwood Barns visiting booths and exhibits during the EcoFair Toronto event.
  • Four team members from the Home Retrofit Help Desk pose under their banner, providing information to homeowners about fossil fuel-free upgrades.
  • Display table with items like handmade crafts and books set up for a silent auction at EcoFair Toronto.
  • Large inflatable green frog on a display table for Bullfrog Power surrounded by EcoFair Toronto attendees.
  • An Anarres Apothecary representative engages a young visitor in conversation about natural skincare products laid out on the table.
  • Three men smiling at an outdoor EcoFair Toronto booth promoting bike repair services with a bike and tools visible.
  • Vendor at EcoFair Toronto booth selling a variety of chocolate products displayed under a handmade 'The Stop' sign.
  • An older man in a green 'Seniors for Climate Action Now' shirt and a young volunteer named Alec hold plant-based hotdogs at the EcoFair Toronto.
  • Father and son behind a table of packaged baked goods and dips at the EcoFair Toronto marketplace.
  • Close-up of a table displaying handcrafted soaps and eco-friendly packaging at an EcoFair Toronto vendor booth.
  • A vendor stands beside a table outdoors with Briiv air purifiers and marketing signage highlighting their eco-certifications and natural materials.
  • Two representatives at the Toronto Home Retrofits booth showcasing materials on heat pumps, solar power, and air sealing at EcoFair Toronto.
  • An artisan vendor stands with her grandson at a colorful table displaying handmade crafts, mugs, jewelry, and Indigenous designs.
  • Close-up view of intricately cut cardboard art depicting the Toronto skyline, framed with layers of corrugated cardboard.
  • Volunteers help visitors repair electronics at the Repair Café activity zone during EcoFair Toronto, under a banner reading 'Activities'.
  • A vendor poses proudly with her handmade wool shawls, hats, and hoop-framed fabric art pieces at EcoFair Toronto.
  • Jars and packets of native plant seeds are neatly arranged on a colourful table, featuring seeds like compass plant and chicory.
  • Three people from the Toronto Bike Co-op smile at their booth outside, showcasing tools and bike parts with a banner and QR codes for workshop info.
  • A masked vendor stands behind a table filled with native plant seed jars and educational materials at the Toronto Plant Market booth.
  • A representative at the RainScapeTO booth shares brochures and diagrams promoting rain garden design and sustainable landscaping.
  • A representative of Regen Toronto presents climate action materials focused on peatlands, freshwater protection, and urban regeneration.
  • Three smiling volunteers at the Toronto Nature Stewards booth invite fairgoers to join their efforts in restoring local green spaces.
  • Two women stand smiling at the Whole Village Ecovillage booth at EcoFair Toronto, with informational posters and bottles of syrup on the table.
  • A display table from the Toronto Nature Stewards features books, maps, and plant samples promoting urban nature restoration with a large sign reading 'Volunteers at Work Restoring Nature'.
  • Two volunteers sit behind the Green Neighbours Network of Toronto booth under a canopy, displaying local environmental literature and smiling at attendees.
  • Members of the U of T Trash Team stand behind a table covered with educational materials and plastic pollution samples, promoting waste literacy.

UPCOMING ECOFAIR TORONTO

Mark Your Calendar for the 2025 EcoFair Toronto – Sunday, November 2nd!

LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We respectfully acknowledge this land and the history of the many Indigenous peoples who have lived here for millennia. The meeting place of Toronto - from the Kanienʼkéha (Mohawk) word Tkaronto - remains the home of many Indigenous people from across Turtle Island. We are grateful to be here together to share and to care for the land – Chi Miigwetch.

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