The St. Lawrence Farmer's Market's new North Market building opens on Saturday, marking a significant return to indoor operations for the historic market after almost a decade. Built at a cost of $128 million, this five-storey glass and orange metal structure replaces the old building, which had been a staple for nearly 50 years. Despite construction delays, community leaders like Suzanne Kavanagh believe the new facility, with its spacious atrium and vendor spaces, will rejuvenate the market experience and foster joy among attendees, serving both the neighbourhood and the city of Toronto.
The St. Lawrence Farmer's Market’s new North Market building reopens after nearly a decade, blending modern design with community spirit, attracting both locals and visitors.
The $128 million project faced delays but is poised to delight visitors with its large atrium and vibrant vendor spaces, transforming the market experience.
Suzanne Kavanagh emphasized the emotional significance of the new building, expressing her hopes that visitors will find joy as they first step inside.
The new North Market is not just a local asset; it's a revitalization effort aimed at enhancing the social fabric of Toronto for all its citizens.
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