Photo of Lighthouse Market by Judy Hung (via Google)

Photo: Judy Hung via Google

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Lighthouse Market

Gift shop

Shopping & Retail Est. 2020

About

Owned by Shannon Stewart, Lighthouse Market opened July 1, 2020 on the waterfront at 617 Main Street.

Hosts 100+ local Nova Scotian artisans with two waterfront seating areas — lighthouse-themed home décor, local art, souvenirs.

What people say

Recent five-star reviews from Google.

  • Judy Hung

    ★★★★★ a month ago

    Found a lavender scent wax candle here; so nice! Nice ornaments and handmade doggie scarves next door; it looks like two separate stones, but from Google Maps, they put it into the same store. Both owners are super nice

  • Tanveer Naseer

    ★★★★★ 3 years ago

    A must stop for lighthouse lovers! Ever since we arrived in Nova Scotia and saw those beautiful lighthouses adorning people's gardens, I knew I wanted to get one for mine. Thanks to a local artist I was told about this shop and there are so many beautiful items made by local artists, both of lighthouses and of things inspired by the ocean. And of course, I found my large 3 foot lighthouse garden ornament that will be gracing my garden. So happy!!😊 A beautiful little shop with beautiful things to look at. Make sure you stop by here; you'll be glad you did.

  • Mike and Darlene Mac Neil Bedford Nova Scotia

    ★★★★★ 2 years ago

    A Beautiful shop the items are remarkable, we bought a painting of the 3 churches on a rock with stand. It's now displayed in our living room and we absolutely love it. The owner is a pleasure to talk to and very knowledgeable about each and every item in the store which are all done by hand from local artists.If you are ever in the area this place is a must to put on your to do list.

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Worth knowing

  • Hosts 100+ local Nova Scotian artisans
  • Two waterfront seating areas
  • Lighthouse-themed home décor
  • Local art and souvenirs
  • Season May – December

Find Lighthouse Market

617 Main Street

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