Toronto Christmas Market
Ever since I became old enough to start challenging the true existence of jolly old St. Nick is when I started becoming more of a Grinch. Around the age of 16, I was delivering newspapers and earning my own small change. I never was or never will be great at budgeting or managing money but I realized I was able to buy the “needs” my mom (for some reason) would always call “wants”
Naughty OR Nice?
(I really am a nice guy, I just like to be naughty 😉
Nevertheless, the thought that I may no longer require Santas services coupled with the freedom to be naughty instead of pretending to be nice furthered my spiral into grinch-hood.
The over-commercialization of shopping, finding the perfect present and gift-giving can often make us forget the true meaning of the holidays. So aside from being at home surrounded by my family, there is only one other place in Toronto that will always get me in the Christmas spirit and that’s the Toronto Christmas Market.
In addition, I included the Distillery District in my infamous 48 Hour Toronto Itinerary, check that out here

Bringing Everyone Together
The Toronto Christmas Market brings together unique craftspeople, artists, and artisans selling various Christmas merchandise and gifts (crib figurines, toys, wood carvings, handmade ornaments, candles
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From the Toronto Christmas Market, on behalf of Gordana, Andrew and myself here at Rudderless…
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

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