Honour Indigenous History at The Forks
Pause, listen, and learn this National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. This September 30, we invite you to spend time on site to honour that...
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Pause, listen, and learn this National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. This September 30, we invite you to spend time on site to honour that...
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Light up the night! Nuit Blanche returns to The Forks on September 26, bringing you a full evening of installations, performances, and creativity.
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The leaves are changing and so is The Common’s wine list! Resident wine consultant Ben Sigurdson has curated a new lineup of wines that’s made to...
Read More >At your next visit, skip the line, order from some of your favourite Forks Market vendors online.
Now home to a vibrant + deliciously eclectic food hall featuring the best in local offerings on the main floor and fantastic local maker + retail options on the second floor, what is now The Forks Market was once horse stables + haylofts in the height of the railway days.
With 20 craft beers and 20 wines on tap, find the perfect pour to pair with your favourite new and classic Forks Market Food Hall eats. Our beverage lists are curated by Craft Beer Curator Hailey Tennant, and Master of Wine Rhys Pender. Staff at The Common are always ready and willing to help you try something new or pour you an old favourite. Enjoy starting at 11 AM daily.
Wienerpeg was started by two local chefs with the goal of creating a quality hot dog using local ingredients and sold at an honest price. From our pickles to the ethically-raised meat in our wieners, we use ingredients sourced locally and never compromise on quality. We use no fillers or…
Indigenous peoples have been gathering at The Forks for over 6000 years. Teekca’s Aboriginal Boutique carries art, jewelry, moccasins, mukluks, and more made with thousands of years of craftsmanship. Each item is a reflection of the land the First Nations, Cree, Nakota, and Anishinaabe…
We host nearly 4 million visitors a year, here at The Forks. That’s a lot of garbage, a lot of toilets being flushed, a lot of exhaust from cars and a lot of expensive power to heat and cool our buildings. With Target Zero, we’re taking every step we can to implement innovative and responsible environmental practices that are good for the planet and the bottom line.