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The Pickering Markets

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A bustling multicultural indoor weekend marketplace with unique retail vendors and delicious cultural food booths; nestled in-between the Antique RoadShow South Market and the SaleEvent.ca Warehouse Sale.

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The Pickering Markets is a vibrant multicultural community marketplace with a total of 610 booths that includes 435 local business vendors, 175 antique vendors, 22 international food court vendors, a 22,000 square-foot warehouse sale. All under one roof in Ontario’s brightest open-concept marketplace!

Our Marketplace floor is comprised of many local, independent businesses from across the GTA who have made the Markets their home each Sat/Sun They join our family for many reasons. Some are opening a second storefront for their daily businesses, some own online stores and want a part-time storefront, and some just love the social, family-friendly atmosphere at the Markets. Our vendors sell merchandise, crafts, food, and collectibles, spending the week sourcing their product in anticipation of the weekend crowds.

We have a long established history in Durham as Canada's top Marketplace! Now located in a custom built, brightly lit, beautiful building off of Brock Road, the Markets have operated since 1973.

Potential Vendor inquiries can be directed to: [email protected]

Single weekend and Long-term leasing available.



"The Pickering Markets is a bustling multi-cultural indoor marketplace in the heart of Pickering, Ontario.A thriving International Food Court and retail section, just 30 minutes from Toronto. Discover the family destination that offers 3 distinct shopping experiences: Our Antiques Mall, The Marketplace and the Warehouse sale.Don't be surprised if you find everything you need at The Pickering Markets!"
Address: 1400 Squires Beach Rd, Pickering, ON L1W 4B9, Canada
Phone: (905) 426-3387
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State: Ontario
County: Durham Regional Municipality
City: Pickering
Zip Code: L1W 4B9


Opening Hours

Monday: Closed
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: Closed
Friday: Closed
Saturday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sunday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

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Reviews
Tons of parking, great place to shop. Biggest flea market ever! Lunch at this food court is always packed with the most delicious food. Tons of vendors with cool items and some great finds.
One of the best well kept flea markets I have been too. Lots of vendors and antiques. I will return there in the near future
The Pickering Markets is the local flea market with an abundance of small vendors selling all kinds of goods and services. A few of my Go-To's are the Living Kitchen Sugar Cane Juice, which is a family owned & operated Juicery that provides super fresh sugar cane juice. For $10 you can get a decent sized jug freshly squeezed right in front of you. There's also a very friendly watch repair stall that my family has been going to for years! Their service is fast, friendly and always reliable. Two recent finds for me are the Cozy Candles stall and the Tiny Treats stall. Cozy Candles is run by a lovely lady, who is so passionate about candles, you can really feel it when you meet her. Her hand-made candles have such a strong fragrance, you can't help but sniff every single one of her creations! She has some incredible ones like Rain, Jasmine, Chocolate Fudge Brownie, Vanilla Bean, Baby Powder and even some fun fruits ones she calls "Monkey Farts" Tiny Treats is an amazing mini donut stall offering freshly made treats. The staff are so friendly there, it really makes you smile. The donuts are so delicious, it's definitely worth trying!
The antique portion of the markets was unbelievable! Really brought back memories. The prices are pretty decent too for what you're buying. The other markets had really good deals as well. Make sure you check out the L'Oréal one, expect to wait in a huge line though as there's that many people. You can get really good deals, bulk prices are provided too. For payment they take debit, cash or credit which is great as most flea markets don't. They're also open 7 days a week.
Not sure why everyone raves about this place. It's okay at best. "Farmer's Market" part is non-existent save for a single produce vendor and a few meat places. Some nice baked goods and homemade sweets tho. There's a British shop with Irn bru slushies! Food stalls are generally bland offerings and nothing caught my eye even though I was starving! Flea market is just a typical flea market with typical junk. The Antique Market is the most interesting part and it's got a lot of neat stuff to browse through.
I've been to this flea market quite a few times. It's good for market items; the antiques are manned by the cashier tell them the booth number, your typical cell phone repair/cases/techy gear, some leather goods, and a really great 80-90s retro toy shop.
Decent sized flea market. It feels more organized than Dr. Fleas or the one at Dixie Outlet Mall. Food Court is pretty good, selection is pretty awesome. Make sure you visit the lady that sells puff pastries, those are really good. Asides from that, the antique part of the market is actually worth taking a look at, they have a very good selection of collectibles and other antiques if you are into that. Worth the visit if you are in the area!
Not a bad place to spend some time. I really enjoy the Antiques side vs the flea market side. The food court is not too bad and that one little Japanese food stand was awesome. The couple that run it are very personable.
If you can't find something here to buy, you didn't look at enough of the booths! I've gotten my beard trimmed, had good food and found old video games and money to add to my collection. My favourite vendor, the plant booth expended and I loved exploring every nook and cranny in there. You never know what you might find so hurry up and plan a visit!
Really big place with lots on offer. Really helpful and happy attendants. Food available too.
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