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SHOPS
FOOD & DRINK
MUSEUMS
OUTDOORS

The Black Loyalist Heritage Centre
Learn the story of the world’s largest free African population outside of Africa, the late 18th century in Nova Scotia.

Shelburne County Museum
One third of our local museum complex, explore Shelburne's rich history dating back to the 18th century.

The Dory Shop Museum
Part of Shelburne County's Museums by the Sea, the Dory Shop Museum explores the rich history of dory building, fishing and trade in Shelburne.

The Ross Thomson House Museum
A part of the Shelburne County Museum's by the Sea, the Ross Thomson House let's you explore typical merchant life in 18th century Shelburne.

Dirt to Dishes Pottery
Find the beautiful work of Janet Sunberg in her 18th century barn-turned-pottery-studio

Tottie's Crafts
Found right on the waterfront, Totties is a non-profit craft shop that promotes local artisans and crafters.

Two Fishes Pottery
Known for their detail-work and inspired by the landscape that surrounds them, Two Fishes Pottery is a husband and wife pottery studio located in Studio 135.

Lorin Hesse Silversmithing
Found in Studio 135, you can catch local artist and silversmith Lorin working on her stunning jewe

Harbourside Mercantile
Find Nova Scotian curated organic baked goods, cheeses and charcuterie at the Harbourside Mercantile.

Shorebound Books
Explore the eclectic shelves of Shelburne's independent bookstore and find your next great read!

The Shelburne Barrel Factory
Once a part of property that is now The Cooper's Inn, The Barrel Factory is still producing barrels to this day. Open by chance.

Home Port Boutique & Gifts
Find a great selection of giftware, clothing, home decor.

Locke's Lifestyle, Sporting & Outdoor Adventures
Everything you need to enjoy an outdoor adventure in Shelburne, including sportswear, equipment and clothing.

Kayak Shelburne Harbour
Rent kayaks and explore Shelburne Harbour by water! Availabile at the Yacht Club. Give them a call to reserve your rental.

Sandy Point Lighthouse
A quick 5 minute drive from the inn, at the mouth of Shelburne Harbour, you'll find Sandy Point Lighthouse. Best explored at low tide!