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Established in 1803, this historic market recently earned the prestigious title of the world's best food market by National Geographic. Embracing a diverse populace of various income levels and cultural backgrounds, the St. Lawrence district exudes a welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere.
The Town of York was established in 1793 marking the genesis of the St. Lawrence Neighbourhood. Within its confines, residents engaged in daily life, commerce, social gatherings, and religious activities, occasionally even conspiring for clandestine purposes such as rebellions. Today, the St. Lawrence Market Neighbourhood remains a blend of tradition and modernity, with historic structures coexisting alongside contemporary condominiums and businesses.
Visitors can journey back in time to explore the original 10 blocks of the city in the Town of York, meander through the Victorian alleys of Corktown, or marvel at the 19th-century architecture along Queen Street East. Engaging with historic re-enactors and artisans offers a glimpse into life in the 1800s. Notable landmarks like St. Lawrence Hall, the Flatiron Building, St. James Cathedral, and the Distillery factory complex showcase the area's rich architectural heritage.
Old Town Toronto beckons with an array of dining options, from upscale restaurants to cozy pubs. The iconic St. Lawrence Market, standing for 215 years, draws crowds with its diverse selection of international delicacies and locally sourced produce. The annual Feast of St. Lawrence festival in August celebrates the neighborhood's culinary offerings, supporting a food charity while providing family-friendly entertainment. Art enthusiasts flock to Front Street for world-class theater, dance, and music performances, as well as the galleries in the Distillery District. Throughout the summer, St. James Park and Berczy Park host free concerts, movies, and Shakespearean plays, courtesy of the St. Lawrence Market Neighbourhood BIA.
In King Street East, rebellious creativity thrives in the form of unique home decor and design stores, where designers push boundaries and innovate. These elements collectively contribute to making Old Town Toronto a vibrant destination for all.
2,318 people live in St Lawrence Market, where the median age is 38 and the average individual income is $146,358. Data provided by Statistics Canada.
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St Lawrence Market has 1,443 households, with an average household size of 2. Data provided by Statistics Canada. Here’s what the people living in St Lawrence Market do for work — and how long it takes them to get there. Data provided by Statistics Canada. 2,318 people call St Lawrence Market home. The population density is 25 and the largest age group is Data provided by Statistics Canada.
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