13 Best Shopping in The Fundy Coast, New Brunswick

Owner Pam Vincent's sense of style is reflected in the artsy and quirky range of jewelry, gifts, handbags, clothing, greetings cards, homewares, and irresistible chocolate truffles in this upscale boutique.

In a large converted community hall, Judy Tait makes beautiful and stylish pottery from local clay, many pieces imprinted with the forms of leaves and wildflowers.

Owner-artist Stephen Smith's art—on framed prints, T-shirts, tote bags, and note cards—focuses on local birdlife. The shop, which also has gardening and nature products, is in an 1837 heritage building within a garden, with some interesting features inside. Call to check off-season opening hours.

Every Friday from 4 to 6 pm and every Saturday, from 8 am to 1 pm, this weekly market brims with fresh produce, baked goods, ethnic cuisine, crafts, and live music. They also fill online orders for drive-through pickup, though hours are limited.

Normand Brandford's paintings and prints reflect his affinity with farm animals—some living examples of the subject matter look on from the surrounding pastures—as well as local wildlife, landscapes, and nostalgic scenes.

This aromatic shop specializes in all-natural body products made in New Brunswick, including Bay of Fundy sea salts and ecoflowers (made from various recycled materials including wood, paper, and fabric), as well as fresh flowers and 130 varieties of ethical, fair trade, and organic teas.

The weekly market buzzes on Saturday from 8 am to 2 pm, with more than 130 vendors selling fresh produce, meat and deli foods, baked goods, and crafts. Vendors serve delicious Asian, Mediterranean-Canadian, and Latin-American food here Monday through Saturday.

Regulations no longer allow tours of the smokehouse, but the friendly owners will explain the process of producing some of New Brunswick's best cold-smoked Atlantic salmon, and you can buy the finished product. You'll also see it for sale in local grocery stores and on the menu at many regional restaurants.

Fine art, handblown glass, hand-painted silks, jewelry, woodturning, and other crafts by more than 100 New Brunswick artists are sold here, and the "little big art gallery" next door has works produced elsewhere in the Maritimes.

In a perfect setting for wildlife art, this studio sells prints by the late Lars Larsen. His New Brunswick scenes in particular make excellent souvenirs.