The Toronto Urban Collective is a Local Pop-Up Market Series
Rebecca Byers — May 27, 2015 — Art & Design
References: facebook & urbancollectiveto
The Toronto Urban Collective is a unique community of independent artists, craft-makers, musicians, designers, photographers and gourmet food specialists. The Collective will put on a series of pop-up market events throughout the city that will serve as a gathering place for like-minded individuals and a showcase of countless talented local vendors.
The Toronto Urban Collective was conceived as a means of creating a social community of city dwellers with a shared interest in discovering local artisans in a positive environment. Each Collective event will be carefully curated to offer a unique and dynamic afternoon characterized by local DJ-supplied tunes and good vibes.
Interested Toronto artisans can apply to be a part of an upcoming Toronto Urban Collective through their website.
The Toronto Urban Collective was conceived as a means of creating a social community of city dwellers with a shared interest in discovering local artisans in a positive environment. Each Collective event will be carefully curated to offer a unique and dynamic afternoon characterized by local DJ-supplied tunes and good vibes.
Interested Toronto artisans can apply to be a part of an upcoming Toronto Urban Collective through their website.
Trend Themes
1. Localized Artisan Community Revival - The surge of localized artisan communities could create innovative opportunities for local businesses to engage more effectively with their customers and suppliers.
2. Pop-up Market Innovations - Pop-up markets could be a disruptive innovation in today's retail industry, allowing for cheaper rent, focused targeting and the ability to create community-interaction within retail.
3. Social Community Building Through Local Events - Localized events create opportunities for social community building in an age where social interaction has declined due to our dependency on technology.
Industry Implications
1. Retail Industry - Creating pop-up markets could be an opportunity for small businesses to revitalize the retail industry by creating limited time experiences to interact with customers.
2. Hospitality Industry - Localized artisan communities would enable boutique hotels, bars, and restaurants to offer authentic and unique experiences for their guests while being able to support local vendors.
3. Tourism Industry - Localized artisan communities could be an innovative solution to the traditional gift shop and could turn into a new revenue stream for local tourism industries.
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