Amos Pewter
Since 1974, Amos Pewter has hand-crafted pewter jewelry, ornaments, home décor and tableware in a former 1888 boat-building shop on Main Street.
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Some places you visit. Some places you do. Mahone Bay is both.
A Chamber-member experience that locals would point you to first.
Since 1974, Amos Pewter has hand-crafted pewter jewelry, ornaments, home décor and tableware in a former 1888 boat-building shop on Main Street.
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Owner-designer Christine Little runs a destination rug-hooking studio at 498 Main Street.
Hackmatack Farm was established in 1980; the winery licence followed in 1993 — making the Sanft family one of the pioneers of Nova Scotia fruit winemaking.
A volunteer-run, not-for-profit marina operated by the Mahone Bay Wooden Boat Society under agreement with the Town.
A carefully curated gallery and gift shop at 8 Edgewater Street showcasing Maritime and Canadian artisan jewellery, fashion, art, handcrafts, and giftware.
Captain Antoon (Dutch-born, 40+ years sailing, Transport Canada licensed, RYA Yachtmaster Offshore, Sail Canada Instructor) and First Mate Robyn (Sail Canada certified; four languages).
Captain Tony Sampson — himself a familiar face on The Curse of Oak Island TV series — runs daily 1.5-hour narrated Oak Island sea tours.
Owner-jeweller Michele "Mickey" Johnson handcrafts pearl and leather jewellery at 504 Main Street.
Founded in 2011 by Rose and Al at 523 Main Street — a full-service Specialized bicycle dealer with a small candy counter on the side.
Inside Timeless Transformations at 249 Edgewater Street — 30+ local Nova Scotian vendors with 100% of proceeds going to the makers.