UPCOMING EVENTS
REmarket #7 Coming Spring 2023 - Stay tuned
- We're now on Instagram! Follow us @slnaremarket for useful tips, tricks, and information about our events!
PAST EVENTS
2023, January 25 & 26 REmarket
What was new at the 6th REmarket event?
- We collected more difficult-to-recycle items than ever before! In addition to collecting used office supplies such as writing utensils and ink/toner cartridges, we also collected empty prescription pill bottles, empty cosmetic containers, dental waste, disposable razors, and batteries.
On Day 1 we hosted our Free Market and the ReMarket inside the St. Lawrence Market tent, receiving more than 170 visitors who braved the snowy weather.
Over the 2 days the ReMarket collected approximately 400 donations comprising:
On Day 2 Repair Café joined the ReMarket with 21 fixers to help the community fix 100 items, such as their clothes, jewelry, small home appliances and 10 bicycles.
Over the 2 days the ReMarket collected approximately 400 donations comprising:
- 34 Pallets of clothes, books, toys, and other items to The Salvation Army
- 3 Pallets of electronics to Renewed Computer Technology
- 2 Boxes of batteries
- 2 Bags of used pens, and markers
- Half Box of ink cartridges
- 2 Bags of cosmetic containers
- 1 Box of dental items and disposable razors
- 145 empty prescription bottles
- 1 Box of eyeglasses to Optic Zone
On Day 2 Repair Café joined the ReMarket with 21 fixers to help the community fix 100 items, such as their clothes, jewelry, small home appliances and 10 bicycles.
2022, November 26 & 27 Holiday Gift Wrapping Tips and Tricks at the St. Lawrence Market
2022, September 21 & 22 REmarket
Over two days, we collected approximately 300 donations comprising:
- 28 pallets of clothes, books, toys, and other items to The Salvation Army
- 6 pallets of electronics to Renewed Computer Technology
- 2 Boxes of used ink, pens, markers, and batteries to Staples
- 1 Box of eyeglasses to Optic Zone
Repair Café Toronto joined us on Day 2. Seventeen on-site volunteer fixers repaired 41 items, including garments, jewellery, and small appliances.
The FreeMarket, hosted on Day 1, invited the community to bring and share their unwanted goods and/or freely find something to take away.