June 13, 2026
The Great Ottawa Markets Collective Destash: Craft Overstock & Food Market
11:00 am - 4:00 pm
1565 Maple Grove Rd, Stittsville, ON
About Event
Join us for our 5th craft supplies destash market at the Bell Sensplex on Saturday June 13, 2026 for a fun filled day for crafters, sewers and DIY enthusiasts!
Artisans and makers will be clearing out their creative spaces, offering a wide array of surplus crafting materials, tools and supplies all at budget friendly prices. You’ll also find delicious food to enjoy while you shop.
Think of it as a garage sale made just for makers! Browse the stalls, uncover hidden gems, and find inspiration for your next masterpiece.
Parking and entry are FREE, so bring your friends and make it an afternoon filled with creativity and crafting finds.
Ottawa Markets Collective supports community initiatives and we will be collecting non-perishable donations for the Kanata Food Cupboard.
Hosted by Ottawa Markets Collective
We are focused on promoting locally crafted handmade goods. This collective serves as a hub for unique crafts and a celebration of local talent. At Ottawa Markets Collective, we value creativity, collaboration and giving back to the community.
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