The last reported 2.5-acre container business street in downtown Toronto,
Now it is officially opened. The street side shop,

 built by 120 containers, attracts a large number of tourists.

Stackt is a mixture of event space, retailers, restaurants, services,

 galleries and even a brewery of its own.

With only a third of the land occupied by containers, 

the rest of the outdoor space has been surrounded by a beer garden and a gravel Pavilion,
Soon there will be a huge fire pit to keep the space alive throughout the winter.

Programs planned so far include concerts, outdoor film screenings, 

flower arranging seminars and various courses.
It will also be the new home of the stop's night market on June 18 and 19.
The goal of Founder Matt rubinoff is to make the market attractive to everyone: 

children, parents and children should be able to communicate with this space.

All of these containers have been provided with heat insulation measures

 and air conditioning equipment. The market is ready to open all year round.
The supplier's rolling lease lasts from two days to 18 months,

 which means that the products here will be changed periodically,
In order to guarantee the market's popularity, the owner sets the conditions for the merchants

These crates will eventually house flowers and veggie gardens, 

and Belgian moon has taken over three containers,
To create their first small Toronto brewery with drinks outside the beer garden.

Inkbox tattos provides Torontonians with a choice of temporary tattoos that last up to two weeks,
Their artists can offer you a lifetime of ink options.

Belgian moon's snack house serves all kinds of food around golden horseshoes,
Including these pretzels (regular and cheese) from dasbrezel Haus in Brampton

Visitors can squat down in various places, just like these chairs or concrete stools below

Pictures courtesy of Jane