Top Things to do in Nova Scotia South Shore
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What to do and see in Nova Scotia South Shore, Southwest Nova Scotia: The Best Classes & Workshops
Discover the best top things to do in Nova Scotia South Shore, United States including Have A Yarn, LaHave Weaving Studio, Gale Armstrong Gallery, Art Studio 138, Lunenburg Yacht Club, Bridgewater Tae Kwon Do.
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1. Have A Yarn
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 30 reviews
Situated in the beautiful historic town of Mahone Bay, Nova Scotia, we are located just off Highway 103, and merely an hour from Halifax! We have a vast collection of yarns, both local and from around the world. Visit our shop to explore our beautiful yarns and meet our friendly staff.
Reviewed By Massnative
Oh I wish I lived in Mahone Bay to partake in their shop life...a group of local ladies were sitting comfortably & having a great time knitting/chatting. The owner couldnt have been nicer...immediately asked if I needed help and took me right over to the local NS yarns. Love to purchase locally produced products when travelling. Have a Yarn had the best selection of the 4 (lol)yarn shops I visited in NS. Couldnt resist her cute store project bag either. Knitters: be sure to stop.
2. LaHave Weaving Studio
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Welcome to LaHave Weaving Studio situated in the UNESCO World Heritage Site Town of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. Lesley Armstrong teaches and welcomes guest artists to offer a variety of workshops in textiles, design, and fibre art in an historic building overlooking the harbour. Resident weavers in the studio make for a congenial and stimulating community while the workshops go on around them.
Reviewed By Happiness309222
LaHave Weaving Studio offers free artists' talks throughout the summer, bringing together students and local artists, and further strengthening the local fibre arts community, of which Lesley is an active member. I highly recommend the textile conversations and look forward to attending a workshop sometime soon!
3. Gale Armstrong Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Original art reflecting the beauty of Nova Scotia. Housed in an old fish store on the historic waterfront across from the Bluenose Wharf. Luminous watercolours, vibrant acrylics and intricate pen and inks. Cards and prints available. A friendly and relaxed gallery.
4. Art Studio 138
5. Lunenburg Yacht Club
Lunenburg Yacht Club has easy access to some of the best cruising waters in North America, which include a myriad of beautiful islands, many with beautiful beaches. LYC operates a variety of family-oriented and water-based facilities for everyone from dinghy & yacht racers to land-based gourmets. - a strong keelboat racing program - Learn-to-Sail program - Rowing program
6. Bridgewater Tae Kwon Do
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1 reviews
