Saint John
Wedged between North and South Market Sts, this sense-stunning food hall has been home to wheeling and dealing since 1876. The impressive brick interior…
Must-see shopping in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick & Prince Edward Island
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Halifax Seaport Farmers Market
Halifax
Although it has operated in several locations since its inception in 1750, what's now known as the Halifax Seaport Farmers Market (in its present location…
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Prince Edward Island
PEI's longest-running pottery studio is a family affair and a labor of love – it's been operated by the same clan since opening in 1973. The colorful pots…
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New Brunswick
Grand Manan is one of the few remaining producers of dulse, a type of seaweed that is used as a snack food or seasoning. Dulse gatherers wade among the…
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New Brunswick
Touted as one of New Brunswick's largest farmers markets, this is the place to be on Saturday morning. Stalls are chocked with fresh vegetables and…
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New Brunswick
A great place to get a taste of New Brunswick's vibrant Acadian culture is this weekly market. Stalls overflow with locally made cheeses, cottage wines…
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Nova Scotia
A working farm with more than 300 sheep, this is a fun destination even if you don't buy a rug, a blanket or socks. From May to October the barn is open…
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Nova Scotia
This place is more like a museum than a shop, displaying some of the most sparkling, massive and colorful minerals you're likely to see anywhere.
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Halifax
This is the flagship NSLC cannabis store in Halifax; the staff are well informed, so head here if you're after advice, equipment or supplies.
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Prince Edward Island
Shop for fragrant soaps made from goat's milk, or try some delicious goat's milk cheese or ice cream.
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Nova Scotia
This multipurpose venue houses a theater, a market, and a variety of cafes, restaurants and shops.
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Cape Breton Island
This little bookshop sells the works of local Canadian novelist Alistair MacLeod (1936–2014).
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Nova Scotia
Watch demonstrations in the art of pewter making, then buy wares in the attached store.
Halifax
The Historic Properties are a group of restored warehouse buildings on Upper Water St, built between 1800 and 1905, that have been converted into…
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Prince Edward Island
What was once a literary theme park has wound down into a glorified shopping mall. You might see a cow being milked, or ride on a wagon before emptying…
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New Brunswick
WW Doak & Sons is one of Canada's best fly-fishing shops. It sells a huge number of flies annually, nearly all made on the premises. A wander around will…
