--- title: "One Of A Kind Spring Market Toronto 2027: April 1–4, how to apply" description: "The One Of A Kind Spring Market runs April 1–4, 2027 at the Enercare Centre in Toronto. Application deadline, jury rules and what makers should check before applying." url: https://www.mercader.app/en/mercados/one-of-a-kind-spring-market-toronto-april-2027 language: en updated: 2026-11-10 --- # One Of A Kind Spring Market Toronto 2027: April 1–4, how to apply > The One Of A Kind Spring Market runs April 1–4, 2027 at the Enercare Centre in Toronto. Application deadline, jury rules and what makers should check before applying. ## Markets at a glance ### One Of A Kind Spring Market - Confirmed - Dates: Apr 1 – 4, 2027 - Where: Enercare Centre, Exhibition Place, Toronto - Sources: [Official site](https://oneofakindshow.com/home/apply/) · [Previous edition (Apr 9 – 12, 2026)](https://retail-insider.com/bulletin/2026/03/one-of-a-kind-spring-market-returns-to-toronto/) - How to get a stall: The next-round application deadline is January 6, 2027; after it, applications stay open until the show sells out. Work is juried: you must design it and be heavily involved in making it, and everything sold must be made in Canada. Booth rates are published as a rate sheet linked from the application page. (https://oneofakindshow.com/home/spring-show-application-page) We check every date on the organiser's site. A market marked «expected» ran last year and hasn't announced this year's edition yet: confirm before you go or apply. The **One Of A Kind Spring Market** runs **April 1–4, 2027** at the Enercare Centre, Exhibition Place, in Toronto. The organiser gives the dates on its [application page](https://oneofakindshow.com/home/apply/). For makers, the date to note first is the **application deadline of January 6, 2027**. This guide was checked on November 10, 2026. ## Dates and venue The show takes place over four days, Thursday April 1 to Sunday April 4, 2027. We did not find 2027 opening hours on the pages we checked, so confirm them with the organiser nearer the time. ## Applying: deadline January 6, 2027 The application page states that the next-round deadline is **January 6, 2027**. The organiser's FAQ adds two details worth planning around: - Applicants should expect to hear back **3–4 weeks after the deadline**. - After the deadline, applications are still accepted **until the show sells out**. That is not a promise of space: a late application competes for whatever is left. New exhibitors and returning exhibitors use separate forms, both linked from the [Spring application page](https://oneofakindshow.com/home/spring-show-application-page). Questions go to apply@oneofakindshow.com. ## What the jury asks for The application page is specific: - You are the designer **and** heavily involved in producing your work. - **Every item for sale must be made in Canada.** Designing products and having them produced abroad is not permitted. - AI-generated images are not allowed for product or studio photos. - Some categories must send **samples**, including food and drink, stationery and paper, personal care, candles, and health and wellness. If you make outside Canada, this is not a show you can apply to. ## Booth costs The organiser publishes booth sizes and prices as a rate sheet linked from the application page; we are not quoting figures here because we could not read them reliably. Two reductions are stated on the page: a **New Artisan** fund that reduces booth fees by $1,000 for first-time applicants with under five years of practice, and a **Travel Scholarship** that reduces them by $500 for first-time applicants from outside Ontario. Check the conditions before you count on either. ## The previous edition In 2026 the Spring show ran **April 9–12** at the same venue, with more than 500 Canadian artisans, according to [Retail Insider](https://retail-insider.com/bulletin/2026/03/one-of-a-kind-spring-market-returns-to-toronto/). The 2027 edition is a week earlier. ## Before you apply A four-day indoor show means booth fees, travel, accommodation and stock for four full days. Add it up and work out your break-even with [is this craft fair worth it?](/en/blog/is-this-craft-fair-worth-it-break-even). For paperwork and kit, see [what you need to sell at markets](/en/blog/what-you-need-to-sell-at-markets). To find other markets around Toronto, use [Mercader's market finder](/en/herramientas/market-finder). Mercader has a 14-day trial for a storefront with your catalogue and prices; it does not replace an application or guarantee sales. ## Before you apply for a stall - [What you need to sell at markets and craft fairs: before, during and after](https://www.mercader.app/en/blog/what-you-need-to-sell-at-markets.md): A practical guide to selling at markets and craft fairs: how to find markets, what to bring to your stall, how to take payments and keep track of the numbers, and how to get people to buy from you again. - [Selling crafts: taxes and rules in the US and UK (2026)](https://www.mercader.app/en/blog/selling-crafts-taxes-and-rules.md): Hobby or business, the IRS and HMRC rules, the $20,000 1099-K threshold, the £1,000 trading allowance and product rules: what you need to sell handmade work legally. - [Is this craft fair worth it? Work out your break-even before you book](https://www.mercader.app/en/blog/is-this-craft-fair-worth-it-break-even.md): How to tell whether a market or craft fair pays off: work out how much you need to sell to cover the pitch, travel and materials, with and without your time. ## Selling? Find more markets near Toronto Mercader's market finder searches the web for markets and fairs in your area for the month you pick, with dates and the organiser's contact. - Find markets: https://app.mercader.app/auth?mode=signup&utm_source=mercader-web&utm_medium=llms&utm_campaign=signup&next=%2Fmercados%3Fwhen%3D2027-04%26near%3DToronto%26r%3D25 - Create my storefront: https://app.mercader.app/auth?mode=signup&utm_source=mercader-web&utm_medium=llms&utm_campaign=llms