9 March Break Activities in Nova Scotia
If you have school-aged kids to keep busy during March Break and need inspiration for activities, look no further. These fun outings will help keep...
Whether you’re shopping for the holidays or picking up something for yourself, head to local shops and boutiques throughout Nova Scotia for unique finds, gift ideas, and wish list items.
If you’re seeking serious retail therapy, a trip to Halifax is a must! As the undisputed shopping capital of Atlantic Canada, you’ll find a variety of local shops in the various neighbourhoods of Halifax. Don’t miss Spring Garden Road, Quinpool Road, downtown and the waterfront districts in Halifax for one-of-a-kind clothing, gifts, food, and hand-crafted items.
Take a ferry ride across the harbour to Dartmouth to explore the Portland Street area for clothes, comic books, records and more!
Browse an assortment of unique shops in the colourful and picturesque seaside town of Yarmouth.
You’re sure to find a little something at shops like Every Bloomin’ Thing, Yarmouth Wool Shoppe, Runner’s Attic, Hamilton’s Fine Clothing, The Store Next Door Gift Shop, Seahags and Scallywags, Warehouse 87 Antiques Emporium, or Hands On Crafts.
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Mahone Bay is home to a variety of shops with items ranging from hand-crafted pewter to tea and coffee. This quaint and colourful seaside town is perfect for meandering from shop to shop.
Visit Amos Pewter, Birdsall-Worthington Pottery, Seamist Studio, Sprig Apothecary & Marketplace, Suttles & Seawinds, The Teazer, Here Nor There, The Tea Brewery, or Cosmic Hippie Boutique to check out their unique items.
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For a local shopping favourite, visit one of the many Farmers’ Markets that operate all winter long.
Visit year-round farmers’ markets on their select market days, such as:
Pay a visit to your favourite winery or try out a new one this winter. Several Nova Scotia wineries are open during the winter months with some offering up unique winter experiences like outdoor tastings, bonfires, skating rinks, and special dining events.
Stop into a craft brewery, distillery or cider house for a winter warm up at the bar. Don’t forget to grab a little something to enjoy later at home!