Open until 10pm
For the first time in festival history, the marketplace stays open into the evening — a full additional selling window with steady foot traffic and a better return on your booth.
Vendor Applications Open
A successful festival relies on the array and quality of our vendors. For our milestone year, the marketplace runs into the evening for the first time — more visibility, more selling, for everyone.
Shaped directly by vendor and attendee feedback, the 2026 marketplace runs longer than ever.
For the first time in festival history, the marketplace stays open into the evening — a full additional selling window with steady foot traffic and a better return on your booth.
AlohaFest Toronto is the city's first and only united celebration of Polynesian culture, presented by Hālau Hula I Ka Lā. The Aloha Marketplace puts your food, craft or brand in front of a warm, engaged, all-ages crowd.
Held at Mel Lastman Square — 20,000 sq. ft. of open space with an outdoor amphitheatre (600+ stone-bleacher seats, with room for a 2,000+ crowd at the stage), and immediate access to transit, restaurants and local amenities. The perfect home for our milestone-year celebration.
If what you offer aligns with the spirit of aloha, we'd love to have you.
Handmade jewellery, prints, apparel, lei and island goods from makers across the GTA and beyond.
Makers of unique, culturally-rooted items that bring something special to the marketplace.
Island eats, local favourites and Hawaiian treats. Food vendors require Toronto Public Health approval (details below).
*Power is limited and not guaranteed for every booth. Extension cords are not included. Gas or fuel-powered generators are not permitted — bring a silent battery-powered generator or power bank.
A simple, fair process that helps us plan the expanded 2026 marketplace.
Submit your vendor application through the online form. It only takes a few minutes.
Our team reviews your application. If approved, you'll receive a conditional approval notice.
Your space is confirmed once full payment — including the compliance deposit — is received.
Anyone selling or offering food of any kind — including drinks, candy, baked goods, jams and packaged items — must obtain Toronto Public Health approval and submit proof by the stated deadline. Contact Toronto Public Health at 311 or 416-338-7600.
The City of Toronto has a water-bottle ban for all City parklands. Bottled water may not be sold at AlohaFest Toronto.
Only propane barbecues are permitted — no charcoal or open flame. Each must be enclosed within a barrier, with one fire extinguisher per unit and 10 ft of clearance; cooking on concrete with plywood underneath. Note this at registration for further instructions.
Helium-filled balloons are not permitted. Any balloons for the public must be air-filled, and decorative balloons must be firmly affixed out of public reach.
The full application covers booth type, pricing by submission window, and food vendor health requirements. It takes about five minutes.
Pricing varies by submission window — early applications get the best rates. The application includes booth type selection, space preferences, and all compliance details.
Start your applicationOpens in Microsoft Forms · applications reviewed by the AlohaFest team
Applications for the 10th anniversary are open now. Spaces are limited and fill quickly, so complete yours soon.
Vendor questions? Email vendors@alohafesttoronto.com