Tucked into the heart of Hillsborough, this beautiful studio and gift shop makes its home in a historic 1874 house. Artisan Buff Slaney's pieces echo the colours and shapes of the Fundy tides and landscape — the kind of work that carries the Bay with it.

Visitor Tip: Pop next door to browse an eclectic collection of new, rare, and vintage books at Fundy Bay Books, then cross the street for delicious, artisanal eats and treats at The Cinnamon Soul Café.

A must-visit for fabric lovers — this tiny shop punches well above its size, a true treasure trove for quilters and sewers.

Visitor Tip: Cross the street for ice cream and bubble waffles at Wacky Wonderful Waffles.

Handcrafted from wild Bay of Fundy clay, each original terra cotta piece is embedded with native flowers, seeds, or seaweed — a small, literal piece of the Bay to bring home with you.

Visitor Tip: On request, you can reach out and take in a demo of what goes on behind the scenes! Call (506) 734-2851.

Overlooking beautiful Shepody Bay, this gallery and gift shop features the work of over 85 regional artisans across two floors — pottery, textiles, jewellery, woodworking, glass, fine art, and more. Plan to linger; there's a lot to take in.

Visitor Tip: Just across the street, check out the wild and woolly Mastodon Exhibit at the Albert County Museum.

This tiny studio is big on charm, beckoning you in with all the vibrant colours of a Fundy sunrise. Discover lovely and unique locally-created crafts, art, pottery, books, and more — and settle in with a cup of Buddha Bear coffee while you browse.

Visitor Tip: Pop across the parking lot to Moonbrook Manor for a coffee or signature cocktail on the porch, and ask about their upcoming lineup of live music and cultural events.

Discover the artwork of the late Lars Larsen, whose nature paintings drew their inspiration from Fundy's saltwater marshes and its rich diversity of birds and wildlife. You'll also find a wonderful selection of locally created art, jewellery, books, and more.

Visitor Tip: Just down the road from the studio, stop by the Lars Larsen Marsh, where a commemorative viewing deck looks out over the tranquil vistas that inspired his art. (45.734014°N, 64.681089°W)

A hidden gem not to be missed — this studio and gift shop crafts artisanal soaps, candles, and perfumes with locally-harvested Fundy sea salt, made to soothe every sense.

Visitor Tip: Watch for the "Sea Salt" and "Sea Soap" signs on the roadside so you don't miss the turn-off.

The whimsical watercolours of visual artist Karla Dawe echo the colours, shapes, and ever-changing textures of the Bay of Fundy.

Visitor Tip: Walk next door to the historic Cleveland Place and check out the Artisan Shop.

Tucked behind a beautiful pollinator garden, this non-profit gift shop, operated by the Friends of Fundy Guild, features the work of local artisans as well as thoughtfully-curated keepsakes, souvenirs and  clothing. Find Fundy-inspired crafts, jewelry, artwork, cards, locally-authored books and so much more.

Visitor Tip: Sign the For the Love of Fundy Pledge while you’re there, and receive a small token of our appreciation!

In the heart of scenic St. Martins, this art collective represents more than 80 local artists and makers. Drop by the gallery to see featured works and exhibits, and find out what's coming up on the local art and festival calendar.

Visitor Tip: Stroll down the street to view a colourful outdoor mural depicting St. Martins' shipbuilding history at the Quaco Museum.

Stop by this homey woodworking studio and discover beautifully crafted live-edge pieces, from benches and tables to wall art and charcuterie boards. Each piece is unique, finished with small details and mementos from the Bay of Fundy itself. The studio keeps “Artist Hours”...which means if the artist is home, the studio is open.

Visitor Tip: After browsing, pop across the street for a refreshing beverage and great atmosphere at Old Molly’s Bar.

Discover enchanting glass art crafted from upcycled and found materials along the Fundy shores.  From seaglass bowls and lamps to dazzling abstract art, the magic of the Bay shines through each piece. Open 11-6 most weekends, and by chance during the week.

Visitor Tip: This studio is also a music venue, hosting afternoon concerts and delicious intermission refreshments. Be sure to inquire about upcoming performances!

Fundy landscapes, coastal views, and nature are favourite subjects for local painter May Moore. Peruse her paintings, and explore a trove of antiques, vintage treasures and keepsakes in this art studio and antiques shop, housed in a beautiful Fundy farmhouse.

Visitor Tip: Moore’s Specialties also serves Chapman’s Ice Cream - treat yourself to a scoop or two of your favourite flavours!

A vibrant cultural hub offering multi-disciplinary arts and cultural programming, AX draws visitors from around the region and the world. Tour the latest exhibit, take in a literary reading or musical performance, and enjoy an artisanal meal next door at Knocks Café.

Visitor Tip: Take a Mural Walk through downtown Sussex and discover "art for art's sake," created by regional, national, and international artists.

Discover the nature-inspired pastoral watercolours of artist Joëlle Martin, as well as thoughtfully curated vintage finds, textiles, wood works and other artisan pieces in this delightful studio and antique shop. A perfect browsing experience for slow travellers. 

Visitor Tip: When you’re finished sifting through treasures, stroll down the block and sip a refreshing craft brew at Sussex Ale Works, hand-forged from wild yeast, and infused with the essence of Fundy. Check them out online for the most upto date hours as they change with the season. 

This fibre arts studio and shop is a textile treat for quilters, knitters, felters and rug-hookers. Choose from a cornucopia of colourful yarns, wool, and fabrics…or sign up for a workshop and unleash your inner crafter!

Visitor Tip: Hungry for some delicious, homegrown goodness? Just down the road is the Green Pig Country Market and Café where you’ll find everything from carrots and peas to coffee and pizza. Be sure to check out the Sunflower U-Pick!

Learn the art of raku pottery and mosaic making with a master. Tim Isaac is a ceramic artist and musician who incorporates seashells, rocks and fossils with raku-fired clay. Take home a one-of-a-kind art piece or make your own during a hands-on workshop with the artist.

Visitor Tip: Studio visits are by appointment only. To register for upcoming workshops or to arrange a studio visit, please go to the artist’s website: https://www.timisaacpottery.com/