The Distillery Winter Village

Toronto’s World-Famous Christmas Market Returns November 13, 2025

Holiday lights, festive flavours, live performances, artisanal shopping, and Canada’s most iconic Christmas tree.

Tickets on sale September 15, 2025

What to Expect

The Distillery Winter Village is Toronto’s original and world-famous Christmas market, where historic cobblestone streets transform into a holiday wonderland with Santa and his elves, carollers, endless festive photo ops, seasonal food and drinks, and one-of-a-kind shopping from local artisans.

Check back in October for the full line-up of entertainment and family-friendly experiences.

The Distillery Winter Village is Toronto’s original and world-famous Christmas market, where historic cobblestone streets transform into a holiday wonderland with Santa and his elves, carollers, endless festive photo ops, seasonal food and drinks, and one-of-a-kind shopping from local artisans.

Check back in October for the full line-up of entertainment and family-friendly experiences.

FAQs

The Distillery Winter Village is Toronto’s world-famous Christmas market, located in The Distillery Historic District.


November 13, 2025 through January 4, 2026.
(Closed Christmas Day).


Tickets will go on sale in late September. Check back for updates.


Yes. The Distillery Winter Village is Toronto’s iconic outdoor Christmas market, previously known as the Toronto Christmas Market.

In the News

Coverage from opening night

CBC TV

Read More

The best Christmas markets of 2023

CNN Travel

Read More

The Good Stuff with Mary Berg

CTV

Read More

Frommer’s recognizes The Distillery Winter Village as one of the best Christmas markets in the world.

Frommer’s

Read More

Coverage from opening night

Global News

Read More

Canada ranks The Distillery Winter Village as top Christmas Market

Toronto Sun

Read More

Subscribe to our newsletter

Be the first to get the latest updates about
events and promotions straight to your inbox.

* indicates required

Our Sponsors

Visit Florida David Yurman