Here’s what happened at the 17th EcoFair Toronto 2025

Toronto’s largest and fastest-growing sustainability fairs

EcoFair Toronto hosted environmental non-profits, startups and businesses, fun family-friendly interactive activities, and fabulous food vendors in the beautiful Wychwood Barns on Sunday, November 2, 2025.

This year we are welcomed back fan favourites! The GREEN SQUAD from TVOKids and saw episodes from Season 2. Sausage Party served up vegan fare and we drank scrumptious hot chocolate from Chocosol. Plug’n Drive was in the courtyard to test drive EV cars. New this year, we had a clothing swap and a free tree & shrub giveaway. Lucas Allen of One Degree Cooler, the Canadian youth delegate to the COP30 UN Climate Change Conference in Brazil was in attendance. One Degree Cooler is a youth-led climate nonprofit that turns ideas into action.

We celebrated the people behind local environmentally-friendly businesses and organizations who inspire our visitors and their communities to make greener choices in their lives, homes, and the city.

What happened at EcoFair Toronto:

• 60+ environmental non-profits and vendors
• EV car test drives
• Bicycle safety check and DIY tuning and adjustment workshops
• Fun activities: games, textile crafts, corn husk doll craft, and saw what’s inside a computer
• Met the cast of Green Squad from TVO Kids and saw some of the new episodes from Season 2
• Delicious food (veg-friendly included!)
• Clothing swap
• Free tree and shrub giveaway
• A scavenger hunt
• Food drive for The Stop 
• Donated new men’s socks and men’s personal care items for Na-Me-Res
• Free Geek collected electronics and computers for reuse and recycling
• Recycled batteries
• Participate in a silent auction that featured wonderful gifts, all of which support EcoFair Toronto! 

EcoFair Toronto thanks the exhibitors, the activities facilitators, food vendors, silent auction donors, volunteers, organizing committee, our sponsors, and collaborators who make the event happen.

2025 EcoFair Toronto was sponsored by Toronto Hydro, ArtHubs, Co-operators – Delvand Insurance Agency Ltd, and Genus Capital Management; in collaboration with Live Green Toronto; powered by Bullfrog Power; co-hosted by Green Neighbours Network of Toronto, and Transition Toronto. A big thank you!