Set your alarms! Holiday Hills is back at Stackt Market on November 15, ready to become Toronto’s ultimate holiday hangout.
From indie markets to art installations, killer food pop-ups and prime photo ops, Stackt is going all in on holiday vibes with a fresh, modern twist.
Expect some serious upgrades: new art, expanded installations and community-focused events are all on deck.
“Holiday Hills will provide a vibrant celebration showcasing over 100 local vendors and international brands, unique shopping opportunities, immersive experiences, and tantalizing culinary adventures,” says the Stackt team.
Here’s a rundown of what to look forward to at Holiday Hills 2024:
Tunnel of Lights: Kick off your night with a stroll through a dazzling 100-foot-long light tunnel, complete with a CN Tower backdrop for those perfect Instagram shots.
Branded Pop-Ups & One-of-a-Kind Gifts: With over 100 businesses on board, including local faves and exclusive pop-ups from brands like GLAD, KIND, and Samsung, there’s no shortage of holiday finds here. Kensington Flea and Table Market are also curating seasonal vendor markets for that perfect, homegrown gift.
Live Entertainment: Look out for holiday-themed performances, family-friendly shows, dog-friendly events and even surprise visits from Santa.
Gaming Zone: Stackt’s winter patio, covering 5,000 sq. ft., is packed with curling lanes, cozy fire pits, s’mores huts and interactive brand experiences.
Speakeasy & Culinary Delights: Dig into festive eats from top Toronto vendors like Kong’s Tacos, Fat Bao, Sunday’s Pasta Lab and Courage Cookies. Plus, seasonal cocktails at the Speakeasy Whiskey Bar will keep the chill off as you wander.
Community Programming: From weekly parent socials and live comedy to karaoke nights and music showcases, Holiday Hills has activities for everyone, including Family Sunday Funday with all-day kid-friendly programming.
Interactive Workshops: Over 20 hands-on sessions where you can get crafty with local pros like Let’s Make It, perfect for those who want to make their own holiday gifts.
Belgian Moon Brewery is back as the go-to spot for cozying up with a seasonal brew or hanging by the fire, making it an essential stop along the Holiday Hills route. The daytime vibe is family-friendly and relaxed, but by night, things heat up for an amped up, younger crowd.
Holiday Hills takes over Stackt Market at 28 Bathurst Street, Toronto, from November 15 to December 29, with a special opening at 4:00 p.m. on the 15th. The festival runs daily from 12:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m., except on Mondays and best of all, admission is free!
