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A mexican collective built on heart, heritage & rooted in Nova Scotia, celebrates latin culture.
Across every season and every space, a few things always stay at the heart of it.
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No tickets, no pressure. Just a welcoming space where everyone can celebrate Latin culture, food, and craft together.
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Carnitas, paletas, pan dulce, arepas, and more — dishes rooted in tradition and made by people who carry those recipes with them.
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Jewellery, polymer clay, crochet, embroidery, and handmade goods from artists who bring Mexican and Latin craft into Halifax.
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Independence Day, Día de Muertos, Posadas, workshops, and gatherings that turn a market into a living cultural home.
From their first Día de Muertos celebration to a full Mexican Market at Alderney Landing, Corazón y Raíz has built something impactful for the community in a short time.
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Markets hosted across Halifax
Nov 1
Next market at Alderney Landing
$0
Free entry for every Halifax visitor
Halifax, NS
Handmade polymer clay earrings, mini flower vases, and bookmarks, each one inspired by the natural world and made from scratch in Halifax. Started in Colombia in 2020, every design begins as an idea that won't leave — shaped, baked, and finished by one pair of hands.
Halifax, NS
Handcrafted art-toys, felted dolls, and illustrations born from culture, memory, and the courage to begin again.
Halifax, Nova Scotia
We serve traditional Mexican carnitas in Halifax, made with fresh hand-pressed tortillas, slow-cooked pork, and the kind of warmth that makes you feel, for a moment, like you have found your way home.
Halifax / Dartmouth, NS
Handcrafted crochet creations: plushies, flowers, and wearables made with original designs, natural fibers, and the vibrant spirit of a maker who found her home through her craft.
Dartmouth, NS
A family-made Mexican candy and dessert shop, rooted in tradition and shared with love at Alderney Landing Market.
Canning, NS
Small-batch Colombian-style paletas made in Canning, Nova Scotia, using real fruit and no artificial flavours. Each paleta is handmade, blending Latin frozen dessert traditions with ingredients grown in the Annapolis Valley.
Halifax, NS
Handmade jewelry and concha keychains from Halifax, rooted in the embroidery traditions of Chiapas, Mexico. Every piece made by Rubi Martinez, one stitch at a time.
Halifax, NS
Homemade custom cookies, cakes, and flour tortillas made in Halifax. Every order is designed for the occasion: personalized, made by hand, and meant to become part of someone's celebration.
Halifax, NS
Gluten-friendly Venezuelan corn empanadas and arepas, handmade in Halifax by Sandra Garcia and Hector Diaz. At Brewery Farmers Market every Saturday, and at events across Nova Scotia year-round.
Dartmouth, NS
Pan Dulce brings the beloved tradition of Mexican pan dulce to Halifax — handcrafted with care, perfected over years, and made to remind you of where you come from.
Dartmouth, NS
A grocery store in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, carrying authentic products from Colombia, Mexico, Peru, Venezuela, Brazil, and El Salvador. Built for the community that's been looking for this, and for anyone curious enough to walk in.
Halifax, NS
Philomena Jewellery makes micro macramé flower jewelry in Halifax, hand-knotted using beeswax thread from Mexico and natural stones. Each piece is made by Fernanda Foster, slowly, one knot at a time.
Halifax, NS
This spot is waiting for you if you're a vendor of Corazón y Raíz, ready to stand out by telling your story.