North York, Ontario - The Afro-Caribbean Farmers Market presented by the G.A.C.N. (Global Afrikan Community Network) - debuts Sunday July 9, 2017 on the south east parking lot of the Toronto Plaza Hotel; located at 1677 Wilson Ave.
This new exciting Farmers Market, in partnership with the Black Farmers Collective helps to fill the gap on affordable Caribbean and African produce, right along side fresh local produce grown by farmers of the diaspora.
This community based initiative is focused on 2 main objectives:
1. Provide cost effective food to our community
2. Provide a selling platform for local black farmers and food/craft artisans.
Each Sunday will be themed, we will celebrate the diaspora by featuring the different distinct caribbean islands and African countries that create our wonderful cultural heritage.
A sit down eating area, with food prepared on site, a children’s corner and live food demonstrations makes the the Afro-Caribbean Farmers Market a weekly event hot spot and place to catch up with old friends, and make new ones.
Help us celebrate OUR MARKET.....
Location: Toronto Plaza Hotel & Conference Centre Toronto Airport, 1677 Wilson Avenue, Toronto, ON
Time: 11a - 6p
For Information on Vending, Volunteering and Sponsorship, please contact:
Lori - afrocaribbeanfm@gmail.com
Update!
UNIA-ACL Toronto Chapter of Division #433 X Emancipation Month Canada 2017 X Macpri Made in Africa Awards
presents the Pan African Health eXpo at the African Caribbean Farmers Market
3pm : UNIA-ACL Pan African Flag raising ceremonies in front of the hotel.
4pm : eXpo begins with Mike Stoan on the 1's and 2s!! We have an exciting line up of Invited guest speakers and musicians. Steelpannist Suzette Vidale, Lisa A Parke of Black CAP, Andre Watson from the African Canadian Cannabis Society, Michelle Smith of JA Nursing, Jacqueline Dwyer, Toronto Black Farmers and Growers Collective, Lori Beazer of the Afro-Caribbean Farmers Market and more!
eXpo highlights also include open mic, community forum, contests, games and giveaways!
Special Emancipation Month Metal of Honour presentations to leaders in the Health field including Dione Mason-
Race coordinator of the Toronto Carnival Run & Can Fit Pro 2017 Fitness Instructor of the Year!
This is our 7th market!!!! Below is a list of this weeks Market vendors. Come out and support our community entrepreneurs.
Today's Market is merging with the UNIA (Toronto Chapter). Join us for the 1st Pan-Afrikan Health Expo!!
Afro-Caribbean Farmers' Market - SUNDAY AUGUST 27
11AM - 6PM
This week's market is providing CLEAN food to the community once again
Fresh Produce
Toronto Black Farmers & Growers Collective will have:
* Cabbage
* Chard
* Garlic
* Zucchini
* Collard Greens
*** & A FRESH FRUIT JUICE BAR!!
tbfcto.webstart.com
FoodShare Toronto (Student Growers) will have:
*Leaf Greens (lettuce, arugula, spicy mix, kale, turnip, swiss chard, callalo, mIzuna, bok choi)
*Root Crops (beets, carrots, radishes, turnip)
*Bunching onions, chives, tarragon
*Tomatoes
foodshare.net
Our Market will also feature Food Products from:
Alkalivity - Date Desserts, Date Syrup, Date Products
alkalivity.com
Black To Eden
*Tiger Nuts
Adda Blooms - Baobab Powder
Jamaican Eats Magazine, makes its debut at the Market!!! Pick up a copy!
jamaicaneats.com
Craft Products from:
Ms. Floydeen - Cultural Accessories, Fragrance Oils
purethentic.ca
Strut Caribbean - Handmade clothing & accessories
strutkaribbean.ca
Loc'd & Luscious - Hair Jewelry for locs and braids
locdandluscious.ca
Our Market will feature Health & Wellness Products from:
Bush Links Organics- Authentic & Rare Roots and Conjure Products that help to strengthen and tonify the body.
Blue Nile - Incense, Oils, Frankincense
bluenilenaturals.com
Liquid Green Products- 100% Natural Household Cleaning Products
liquidgreenproducts.com
En'tyce - 100% Natural Hair Care Products
entyce-your-beauty.com
Khemistree - Therapeutic Liquid Black Soap
khemistree.org
Join Brother Adisa Oji of MACPRI at his booth, as he shows you how to play the oldest game in the world WARI
....AND MORE
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