Vendors · Mercadito

Flavours, Crafts, and Culture

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Step into our Mercadito and experience the richness of Mexican culture through food, art, and tradition. Discover authentic cuisine and unique handmade products from local vendors.

We invite you to savour traditional favourites like pan de muerto, a symbolic sweet bread that represents the cycle of life and remembrance, alongside warm and comforting tamales and delicious tacos. Sip on café de olla, infused with cinnamon and tradition, and treat yourself to sweet delights like sugar, amaranth, or chocolate skulls.

Because here, every flavour tells a story — and every bite is part of the celebration.

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Applications close September 30, 2026

Apply as a Vendor

Applications are open until September 30, 2026. We warmly encourage Toronto's diverse community to take part in this celebration.

To receive the application form, please email us at info@dayofthedeadtoronto.com, or call or text 416-949-9809.

Pan de Muerto

More than 120 varieties

From Tlaxcala and Puebla to Hidalgo, Morelos, Oaxaca and Mexico City, more than 120 varieties of pan de muerto reflect the extraordinary diversity of this beloved Mexican tradition.

Come and discover beautifully decorated loaves, chocolate- or strawberry-filled creations, keto and vegan recipes, traditional versions, bread dusted with ceniza (ash), and even pan de muerto-inspired cookies.

Calling All Pan de Muerto Bakers!

Bring your own pan de muerto creation and share its flavour, story and tradition with the community.

Together, let's keep this cherished tradition alive, one little huesito de pan at a time.

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