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Amos Pewter was the first artisan shop in Nova Scotia to become a member of the international Economusee network whose mission is to showcase traditional trades and skills. We are located in open studios in scenic Mahone Bay, on the vibrant Halifax Waterfront, picturesque Peggy’s Cove and at lively Peake’s Quay in Charlottetown, P.E.I. Take…

Founded by Stan Gibson in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia in 1955. In the early 1960s, Jim Myra went to work for Stan and after completing high school he joined the shop full time. Over the next 40 years Jim realized his passion of working with and helping people look their best, in 2000 Jim bought the…

Opened in 1982 and run entirely by volunteers. Tottie’s is a non-profit that promotes local artisans and crafters. With 100 % Nova Scotia and New Brunswick products Tottie’s not only supports “local” by being the spot to shop but also donates a portion of sales goes back to the community to support the museum complex…

The former Port Mouton School is a craft room, gallery, everyday yard sale and a hostel all under one roof. The craft shop features a distinctive gathering of crafters and artists from across Nova Scotia. For every season and reason of giving Coastal Queens Place features a wide selection of contemporary and traditional one-of-a-kind craft…