MilkUp Ontario's super popular market is back this summer and it sounds like it's going to be a total mood.

Big Moo'd Market is the second edition of Toronto's post-to-pay market. That means you can enjoy some delicious eats and cool merch… in return for easy social media posts.

And after the success of last fall's Pick-Me-Ups edition, this time the event is going on tour. The Big Moo'd Market will arrive in Toronto on June 4 and 5, before moving to Ottawa on June 11 and 12. It will then move on to Kingston, London and Hamilton in September, taking place for two days at a time in each city. 

Over at the event, you’ll get a chance to try some cool limited-edition treats from your favourite local makers.

This includes heirloom caprese sandwiches by Lambo's, a strawberry shortcake trifle from Little Sister Baking, cereal cronuts and blondie bars from Breadhead Bakery, Ontario sweet corn ice-cream by Good Behaviour, specialty drinks from Milky's  and cereal silvanas from Tito Parley's.

You can also expect to find fun totes, t-shirts and prints by @racheljoanis, plus live DJ performances!

The best part though? You can enjoy all this for free as your social media posts will be used as "currency."

Here's how it works:

1. All you have to do is follow @milkupontario on TikTok or Instagram to enter the market.
2. Then, this is the fun part – go sample treats and goodies from the local vendors.
3. Post on Instagram or TikTok using the #BigMoodMarket and tag @milkupontario. Easy peasy.

The event is restricted to one entry per person per day. Artisan goods are available only until quantities last. The market is organized by MilkUP Ontario, and it's a great chance to enjoy some cool dishes while showing love and support to the local community.

So, if you're on the lookout for a legen-dairy time, the Toronto market will take place at 15 Denison Ave. (Corner of Queen and Augusta) on June 4 and 5 from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m.

You can find the dates and timings for all the other upcoming events by following MilkUp on social media or checking out the MilkUP Ontario website.