Newfoundland and Labrador Gift Directory
Business & Arts NL is proud to present the 2026 NL Gift Directory!
The NL Gift Directory is the place to browse products, artworks, and experiences offered by 80+ artists and creative entrepreneurs from across Newfoundland and Labrador. Scroll down to find everything from local literature and photography to housewares, ceramics, carvings, calendars and more. You’re sure to find something unique for that person who has everything – or even a treat for yourself!
And you can feel good knowing that by purchasing a gift from our directory, you’re helping support the creative economy of our province and the livelihoods of the talented artists and makers who live here.
Did you know….
The NL Gift Directory lives on our website year-round and welcomes more than 2,500 visitors annually. It's not just for holiday shopping – it's also a valuable resource for businesses, organizations, and event planners looking for locally made thank you gifts, conference swag, and more.
Need something specific but don’t see it here? Reach out and we can help you find the right artist or product to meet your needs.
Ceramics and Housewares
Brush Strokes With Lesley
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I am an artist, art instructor and art therapy practitioner in St. John's Newfoundland.
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For the 2026 gift giving season I am offering hand engraved glass mugs and slate coasters. I have a variety of designs and also offer custom orders of non trademark images.
I also make jewelry from birch bark from fallen Newfoundland trees.
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$6 to $20
East Coast Glassworks
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East Coast Glassworks is a small glass studio based in Newfoundland, Canada, and home to two passionate glass artists (Josh & Allison).
Josh specializes in hand crafted blown glass and stained glass, while Allison focuses on creating unique stained glass artwork. Together, we create pieces that reflect both our individual styles and our shared love for the craft.
Our work is inspired by the natural beauty and whimsical spirit of Newfoundland. We love working with bold colors and developing our own unique color combinations to create one-of-a-kind jewelry, functional glassware, ornaments, suncatchers, and more.
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Our stained glass Puffin suncatcher is made using the tiffany method (copper foil technique) of stained glass and inspired by our favorite seabird! We offer a variety of other suncatchers & hand blown glass pieces inspired by the nature and spirit of Newfoundland.
Every suncatcher is hand crafted by us and we hand select each piece of glass based on color and texture!
4.5" length x 2.25" wide (approximately)
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$50
Jessica Waterman Art
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Jessica Waterman is a Newfoundland-based artist, designer, and carpenter whose practice explores the natural beauty, movement, and character of Newfoundland and Labrador. Working primarily with wood and textiles, Jessica draws inspiration from the province’s rugged coastline, ocean waves, architecture, and rich cultural landscape.
Her work combines traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design, reflecting her background in carpentry, textile design, and interior design. Through sculptural woodwork and tactile textile pieces, she explores texture, form, colour, and movement. Jessica’s practice celebrates a strong sense of place while bringing warmth, craftsmanship, and a joyful contemporary perspective to each piece she creates.
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This handcrafted wooden house number sign combines modern geometric design with warm, rustic character. Individual wood pieces are arranged in a bold chevron-inspired pattern and finished in a soft, coastal palette of crisp white, muted sage green, dusty blush, deep charcoal blue, and natural wood tones. A stained wood frame surrounds the design, highlighting the texture and grain of the materials.
A dimensional black metal house number is mounted prominently in the centre, creating a striking contrast against the lighter background. Each piece is uniquely textured and finished, giving the sign a one-of-a-kind, handcrafted quality. Designed to add personality and curb appeal, this piece blends contemporary design with natural materials and timeless craftsmanship.
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$300
Luca Jesse Apel Woodcarving
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Luca Jesse Apel is a local woodcarver and artist, using sustainably sourced wood - from construction clearing, logging sites, and naturally felled trees - to create artful products often inspired by physiology.
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Mushroom wine stoppers carved from black walnut. Each one is unique!
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$40
Raw Island Soap
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RAW Island evokes a vibrant tapestry of nature, where ancient forests meet open plains and jagged mountain peaks fall into the ocean, evoking our spirit of resilience and raw beauty. In this harmonious convergence, clean skincare harnesses time-honoured, wild ingredients while sustainability thrives on practices that respect the earth, celebrating our deep connection to these untamed landscapes that inspire both freedom and authenticity.
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On a cold December night as the wind bit through the harbour, sounds of laughter and song could be heard. Voices rang out under scarves and head coverings as a small group of interestingly clad townsfolk knocked on doors asking, “Any Mummers ’loud in?” Inside warm kitchens full of music and dancing, friendly faces were revealed with groans and cheers by the time the last drop of cheer was poured.
Infused with the nostalgic scent of Christmas, this bubbly soap will leave your skin clean with a trail of spiced orange.
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$12
Black Spruce Company
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Black Spruce Company is a family-run farm and artisan business located in Happy Valley–Goose Bay, Labrador. We create a unique collection of handcrafted gifts inspired by our farm, our bees and life in Labrador.
Our collection includes nourishing hand and foot balms, lip balms, pure beeswax candles and ornaments, handmade crafts, seasonal home fragrances and other small-batch creations. You’ll also find locally inspired preserves, honey, freeze-dried treats and specialty food products perfect for gifting.
Thoughtfully made in small batches, our products offer a little something special for everyone on your Christmas list — all made right here in Labrador.
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Handcrafted from pure beeswax and adorned with locally harvested botanicals, each Black Spruce botanical luminary is a one-of-a-kind celebration of the natural beauty of Labrador. When illuminated from within, the warm glow of the beeswax softly highlights the flowers, grasses and foliage gathered from our local landscape.
Beautiful by day and warmly glowing by night, each luminary brings a little piece of Labrador’s wild beauty into the home — a truly unique, handcrafted gift.
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$45
Cara Kansala Folk Art
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Cara Kansala is a full-time visual artist who has been creating in Newfoundland for over 25 years. She co-created the well-known “Grumpy Goat Gallery” in 2006. Known for her colourful depictions of familiar Newfoundland sights such as frolicking laundry lines, icebergs and rural outport villages, Cara’s work is a recognizable fixture throughout the province and brings smiles and laughter wherever it lands.
A popular children's book author and illustrator, Cara won the 2024 Newfoundland and Labrador Children's Literature award for her book 'The Ewe Who Knew Who Knit You'. Her fifth book with Breakwater Books, 'Seamus and the Shiny Things' was released in the autumn of 2025.
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A cheerful 13 month calendar featuring the artwork of Newfoundland and Labrador folk artsit, Cara Kansala.
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$25
Greg Bolger Photography
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Greg Bolger was born on the South Coast of Labrador but now calls the city of St. John's home. His photography has been exhibited throughout Europe and North America, and even as far south as Sao Paulo, Brazil.
The culture and beauty of Newfoundland has been the inspiration that keeps him exploring and capturing the beautiful city of St. John's and the province of Newfoundland and Labrador in general. His photography is a kaleidoscope of the colours and character that make Newfoundland such a beautiful and unique place.
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The 2027 wall calendars feature 13 stunning images of both urban and rural Newfoundland sites and communities. The 28x20 cm photos are in full, rich colour and are excellent reminders that we live in one of the most beautiful provinces in Canada. They are ready to share with friends, family, or clients and can be shipped just about anywhere in the world.
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$25
Just A Senior Moment
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We are a Newfoundland team who share these values, this commitment to aging well, to learning and sharing what we learn, and to curate the best and most useful, user-friendly tools. Our brand Just A Senior Moment means everything. We aim to dispel the negatives associated with aging for all ages, to embrace the beauty and strength of aging with grace and flexibility.
While our explicit vision is to foster aging with strength, grace and cognitive health, we will work to mitigate false ideas on aging and about senior moments.
We will design, research, create, and provide tools which promote aging well to everyone!
Aging is a privilege. Aging well can be wonderful with each moment. Each Senior Moment.
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Just A Senior Moment Wall Calendar - Aging Well
Seniors, this 2027 Just A Senior Moment calendar was designed especially for you!
A powerful tool to track your world throughout 2027, the calendar is a unique and inexpensive gift.
Our 2027 Calendar contains a unique feature: the Just A Senior Moment Club.
With your calendar, you are a member an international circle of seniors who share their senior moments with others and regard senior moments as something we all experience –at any age–as a natural part of life.
12 months - each with our Just A Senior Moment original artwork and famous quotations - help you record your plans and of course your Senior Moments.
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$37.37
Marie Bishop Interiors
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I have spent the past 40 years designing residential interiors for clients across the province and beyond, including many of the Health Care Lottery Homes. Now, edging into retirement, I find joy in creating dioramas, expanding my Fairy Garden and developing welcoming vignettes throughout our outdoor spaces.
My philosophy has always been that if you feel nurtured and comforted by your surroundings, you will feel more content in the world. My motto - Love Your Space.
I hope to continue my small business on a slightly different level, still being creative, still finding joy in the process. In the past I've created fresh Christmas centerpieces, this year they're more story focused, more permanent.
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This year for the holiday season, I've created Christmas Vignettes. Made in a few different styles: Country Woodland Christmas, Timeless Elegance, Winter Wonderland, they can also be custom ordered and designed to suite your decor or Christmas theme.
More than a center piece, they create a visual that tells a story. The pine slab used in the woodland scene was harvested from the family property this past summer. It evokes a sense of coming home for Christmas. The Timeless Elegance piece is presented on a vintage silver platter.
If you have a special ornament you'd like to feature or treasured items you'd like on display for Christmas, they can be incorporated into a vignette to tell your story.
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Prices start at $75.00 Free delivery in St. John's to CBS area.
Pelts & Pins
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I'm an Indigenous crafter based in St. John's, NL, handmaking one-of-a-kind pieces from genuine sealskin and cowhide. Each brooch, earring, ornament, keychain, and magnet is cut, shaped, and finished by hand, then backed with leather for durability. My work celebrates Newfoundland and Labrador's sealing heritage through wearable, giftable craft.
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Handmade sealskin Christmas ornament — a genuine sealskin piece, hand-cut and finished with leather backing, ready to hang. Each ornament is one of a kind, with the natural texture and pattern of real sealskin. A distinctly Newfoundland gift for the tree. Also available: sealskin brooches ($30), earrings ($28), keychains ($18), and fridge magnets ($15); custom orders welcome
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$25
Sea Salt & Twig
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Sea Salt & Twig lives at the intersection of raw, untamed nature and mindful, handcrafted artistry, steeped in the quiet nature of crafting with intention. Every piece holds a whisper from the earth and a wild, soulful connection to nature. With a reverence for natural materials and a devotion to the earthy and ethereal, Sea Salt & Twig evokes the wild untamed spirit of the lands it comes from.
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Experience holiday luxury with the Decadent Moments Soap Collection. This unique combination of scent blends transforms your daily routine into a cozy, indulgent escape, leaving your skin soft and your senses delighted.
Barren Winds is an infusion of spiced vanilla, sweet orange and layered in the richness of Gros Morne Coffee Roaster's Tuckamore blend.
Crème de Cacao a nostalgic holiday scent that blends the rich warmth of dark chocolate with hints of citrus.
London Fog fuses deep smoky vetiver with the creaminess of vanilla and sweet florals. Made by hand in small batches.
Approx. Net Wt. 85-100 g / 4 oz or 3 x 30 g in the set
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$12 - 18
Caturdaze by Deanne Achong
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Deanne Achong is an artist who works across disciplines, including digital and lens-based projects, installation and public art. She has two public art projects in St. John’s, “Down by the Sea”, a 35ft mural and “The Dancing Forest”, an animated video installation / mural at the new Mental Health and Addictions Centre in St. John’s, NL.
She also has a regular drawing practice, and loves to draw cats.
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CATURDAZE is a 2026 cat calendar of my line and watercolour drawings set against colourful backgrounds. Includes “traditional” holiday dates and a few special cat holidaze. 12x 18″ open size. 12x 9″ folded. Has a hole punch to hang.
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$25
Hatchet Cove Pottery
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I'm Tonya Stanley and Hatchet Cove Pottery is my tiny studio. I make handmade stoneware functional art pieces on Route 205 in Hatchet Cove, Newfoundland. I create pottery for use and enjoyment in daily life. I draw on rural Newfoundland culture, places, wildlife and people for inspiration.Each piece is wheel thrown, hand built or is made using molds formed from pieces I previously sculpted. They tell a story about being crafted by human hands. Variation is the character that makes handmade pottery so special. I love this place and I'm so lucky to be able to do what I love where I love to be. This place matters to me and I try to reflect that in my work.
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This is a big pot and the most expensive product I sell. It’s adorned with an adorable puffin which will be available soon as a small statuary or trinket on its own and can be made in multiples for swag bags for your clients to treasure. I also make cod jiggers and whale tails that would be awesome in a swag bag. Hand made. Each one unique and expressive on its own or on a beautifully hand built pot. Items can be made to order with advanced notice.
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$25-$225
Live Love Laser by Shelley Strong
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I'm Shelley. I laser-engrave ornaments, coasters & signs in Newfoundland — handmade by me, a bit cheeky, very local.
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Set of 4 slate coasters engraved with Newfoundland mummers. Fun local gift — $20 per set, more designs available.
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$20 per set of 4
NERRL Hand Painted Designs
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Eileen's artwork is an ode to Newfoundland's iconic imagery: vibrant fishing stages, fishing boats, playful puffins, towering icebergs, and majestic whales. Each brushstroke and color choice is a testament to her deep connection with the land and its people. Her paintings transport viewers to the windswept coastlines and quaint fishing villages and icons of Newfoundland.
Complementing her paintings is Eileen's exquisite, one-of-a-kind, hand-painted glassware. Each delicate piece is meticulously crafted, reflecting the artist's passion for Newfoundland's distinct heritage. From the colorful rowhouses of St. John's to the whimsical masks of Mummers, Eileen's glassware is a masterful blend of artistry and cultural tribute.
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Hand Painted Row House Mug depicting the colorful row houses of downtown St. John's. Their bright colors are said to have guided sailors home in the thick fog that sometimes envelopes the St. John's harbour.
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$45.99
Potter by the Sea Studio
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Potter by the Sea Studio is a colourful Newfoundland ceramic studio created by self-taught potter Karyna Parsons. Since beginning with clay in 2021, Karyna has developed a playful, illustration-driven style filled with bold colour, nostalgia, humour and a strong sense of place. Her hand-built and wheel-thrown pieces range from mugs and functional pottery to vases and decorative work, often inspired by childhood memories, pop culture, Newfoundland, and the things that make people laugh, remember or feel seen. Every piece is made and decorated by hand in her studio, combining traditional ceramic techniques with detailed illustration and a little bit of unexpected joy.
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This piece is a good example of the kind of work I make at Potter by the Sea Studio: colourful, hand-painted ceramics inspired by nostalgia, humour, childhood memories and whatever has captured my attention lately. I make mugs, vases, decorative pieces and other functional pottery, with each piece illustrated and glazed by hand. The Color Castle shown here felt especially fitting because my studio has become a bit of a Color Castle of my own, a place where I get to make bright, playful things and follow ideas wherever they go.
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$200 +
TIMELESS NORTH
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Charlene Russell Penney, a Nunatukavut artist from the small community of Williams Harbour, now living in Port Hope Simpson, Labrador. I create intricate sealskin artwork that reflects the land, culture and stories of southern Labrador. Artwork is made using materials from the land and sea - including sealskin, rabbit fur, twigs and rocks to depict the meaningful scenes. Each creation carries a deep connection to the people and places that inspire me.
I found my love for art through connection of my culture and a lifelong appreciation for my homeland. My goal is to help others feel that same sense of connection – whether through a piece that reminds them of home or one that holds special meaning to them personally.
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Sealskin business cardholder.... it is made from sealskin and it is the shape of an iceberg. The seal fishery is a piece of our province, it is our way of life and it is who we are and we are all fascinated with the beauty of icebergs. This allows people to have a piece of Labrador with you in your everyday work whether it is in our province or any part of the world.
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$45
Clothing & Textiles
Kate Golding
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Kate Golding is a surface pattern and wallpaper designer based in Bonavista, Newfoundland.
Growing up in England, Kate was inspired at an early age by her granny’s 1970s toile de Jouy curtains and the textiles in the family caravan and became obsessed with pattern design, interior design and the people who encompassed these design choices. Fascinated by the small details in daily life and the beauty of her natural surroundings, Kate unites the world as she sees it with her passion for design and interior decoration.
All of her artwork is forged by hand using brushes, ink and fine line pen on thin transparencies on a light table or on a tablet.
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Bonavista Houses Woven Throw Blanket
All Kate Golding throw blankets are woven to order with love and care. Featuring Kate’s hand drawn designs, these blankets make the perfect addition to your home and look great on a sofa, chair or your bed. They also make excellent picnic blankets or could be hung as wall art. Each blanket size is 62” x 82”.
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$249
NONIA
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NONIA is a non-profit organization located in vibrant downtown St. John’s at 286 Water St. NONIA's well-known hand knits are handmade by Newfoundland and Labrador women, in busy homes and lively kitchens around the province. Some of these women have been knitting for NONIA for over 60 years! The NONIA label is your assurance of highest quality and customer satisfaction. Each knitted garment is individually produced to exacting standards.
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Madrock Pullover Sweater – This timeless fisherman knit is an original NONIA design with a variety of cables and stitches. Hand knit right here in Newfoundland with 100% wool, it has raglan sleeves and a crew neck. Our sweaters are heirloom quality and stand the test of time in our beautiful and rugged environment.
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$389.00 +tax
Slip Stitch
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I'm Gill, I started crocheting in 2022, and started my small business, Slip Stitch, in winter 2023. I've always loved crafting and the arts since I was a kid. I first learned how to knit in 2017, but when I made my first crochet granny square in 2022, there was no turning back! Since then I've made countless pillows, baby blankets, book sleeves, bookmarks, and holiday items. I am always open I have a background in Graphic Design, and have worked in the local film industry for over a decade.
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This is my most popular item, a 16"x16" Crochet Granny Square Pillow. It is made with acrylic yarn, with a comfortable but firm pillow insert, for a beautiful and practical gift for anyone. I have a wide variety of pillow designs, and can make them custom as well.
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$50
Junk Drawer Clothing
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I am a small business owner based in St. John's. I create one of a kind clothing and accessories using a mix of new and upcycled materials. I offer custom and ready to wear pieces, as well as home decor.
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Monogram mini mittens are a pair hand knit mini mittens, personalized with an initial, available in custom colours.
Use as a bag charm to hold your Chapstick, or use as a Christmas ornament.
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$20
Mandy Lee Dawe
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Handmade by me in my downtown studio shop!
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Handmade by me in my downtown studio shop!
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$49
Sea Thrift Design
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Leisha Sagan is a St. John's-based crafter, maker, and flower farmer. Sea Thrift Design is the mergance of all these interests. Leisha specializes in creating beautifully crafted products that harken to the land, that evoke both beauty and whimsy with a mix of tradition and timelessness. Leisha's crafted products will become part of your holiday traditions.
Leisha hails originally from British Columbia, living here in Newfoundland and Labrador for over 20 years. In the warm season, Leisha is a pesticide-free flower farmer, crafting thoughtful flower bouquets on a daily basis. In the colder season, the focus moves to the home, with artisan preserves and crafted fabric products designed to be heirlooms and holiday traditions.
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Sea Thrift Design creates unique quilted bags, booksleeves, and holiday stockings! Traditional holiday stockings are lined with muslin fabric and quilted with a selection of curated fabrics. Each stocking is one of a kind and designed to be a family heirloom. No stocking is the same! Quilted with a collage of fabrics of the designer's choice. Gift these to a treasured friend, a new baby, a family, grandchildren, or tuck one away as a keepsake for yourself.
Quilted pouches and booksleeves are available year-round. And for a real holiday treat, order a decadent holiday preserve like Leisha's famous Triple Ginger Pear Chutney or Dark Chocolate Pear Spread!
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Stockings $65, Pouches $30-45. Contact Leisha at Seathriftdesign@gmail.com to order
Sundew Silks
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Catherine Wright is a multidisciplinary artist with a background in storytelling, dance, writing, song composition and visual arts. Her unique silk scarves are hand dyed and painted using a variety of techniques, some created in the studio, others outdoors in nature. They have been displayed at Craft Council Gallery, and various craft sales. Catherine is also an arts educator.
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Each scarf is one of a kind and a wearable work of art. Easy to care for; lightweight to send as a special gift; silk scarves are suitable for all seasons. Contact Catherine to discuss available colours or for a custom order. Scarves come in a range of sizes: 21”x21”, 11”x60”, 14”x72”. Prices vary depending on size, and artistic processes used in their creation. The shibori scarf pictured is 11"x60", made with 100% habotai silk.
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$65
entwined.
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My name’s Patricia, and I love to knit.
It quiets my mind, keeps me focused, and has become my happy place. My mother and grandmother always knitted, but I never truly understood the love of it until I picked it up myself.
Now it’s a passion, an obsession, a stress reliever, and something that brings me so much joy.
I love creating unique, one-of-a-kind pieces, especially using natural fibres like Merino. There’s something pretty special about having something handmade that feels like it’s truly yours.
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Because everything I make is one of a kind, pieces tend to sell quickly!
Here’s some examples of beautiful one-of-a-kind Merino and wool blend sweaters I've made.
Once it’s gone, it’s gone — that’s what makes each piece a little extra special.
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$175-350+
Logy Made
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Julie Brocklehurst is the designer and maker behind the brand, Logy Made. Celebrating the rich tradition of crocheting that has engrossed and occupied generations of Newfoundlanders, Julie makes traditional granny square blankets from her cozy home in Logy Bay, Newfoundland and Labrador. Her designs are minimal and modern, with a nod to the past. All items are handmade with love and careful attention to detail. Julie takes pride in creating custom pieces and heirloom quality modern crochet goods.
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Granny Square Blanket
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$320
Nora de Mariaffi
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Nora de Mariaffi is a textile and clothing designer based out of St. John's, Newfoundland & Labrador. She learned to knit and sew from her grandmother at 6 years old.
Established in 2022, Nora de Mariaffi is a slow fashion brand that uses exclusively thrifted, natural, and/or ethically sourced materials. Every item is designed and created by Nora herself in her downtown studio.
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Handmade Quilted Stockings
Add a special, handmade, heirloom item to your holiday traditions. 100% cotton and washable. Each stocking features a pieced star quilt block with a bold letter. Made-to-order in ANY colour combo and with any letter!
SIZE:
Final Stocking is 16.5 inches long from the toe to the opening, and 8 inches wide.
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$80
St. John's International Womens Film Festival
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St. John's International Women's Film Festival (SJIWFF) is Canada's longest-running women's film festival and one of the longest-running globally. Established with a bold vision of advancing gender equity in the screen industries, SJIWFF has championed the creative work of women and gender-diverse artists worldwide since 1989. A respected leader in the sector with growing accolades, SJIWFF plays a vital role in the Canadian film circuit and brings critical artist development and creative vitality to Newfoundland and Labrador.
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Show your SJIWFF love with our festival merch! Featuring designs created by Perfect Day and printed at Sunrise Screen-printing.
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$20-$25
Jewellery
Dear Dawcy
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Dear Dawcy is a collection of jewelry by designer Tiffany Elton. She studied fashion design and fashion marketing Montreal, and was a hairstylist and studied at the Aveda Academy. She worked as a stylist, and worked for some of Canada's largest fashion brands and had a shop selling 38 local designers in Montreal promoting local production including her own clothing lines and jewelry. After 15 years in Montreal and Toronto she moved home to Newfoundland and opened her shop above Posie Row with a focus on making things she loves for herself and out of the love of creation, working in limited edition collection and small batches.
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Mother of Pearl in pink and white, inspired by the folklore, moon tides, land & sea of Newfoundland. Using gold plated stainless steel and stainless steel to make an affordable quality piece of jewelry.
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$10-$58
M.Y. Crystal
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I’m the creator of M.Y. Crystal, a Newfoundland maker creating unique, handmade sparkling accessories.
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A handmade watch strap covered in carefully placed rhinestones, turning an everyday accessory into a statement piece.
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$60-$150 depending on the crystals and type of watch strap
Island Stone Designs
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Island Stone Designs creates one of a kind stone products, using stone sourced from within the province of Newfoundland and Labrador.
Products include bowls, soap dishes, jewelry and sculpture.
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Locally sourced NL Labradorite pendant with sterling silver pinch bail.
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$60
Rosilayne Beads
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Hello, my name is Renee and I am a self taught indigenous beadwork artist currently living in St. John’s, NL but my hometown is Cartwright, NL. I have been creating beadwork for almost four years, though I’ve always adored the art form from a young age. One day I decided to pick up the beads and beading needle, and I haven’t looked back!
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Beaded earrings with a natural sealskin centre piece. These earrings are studs.
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$42
Elizabeth Burry Design
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I am a full time artist in Trinity, TB. In winter I create my designs for stores & retail customers all across the country. In summer I welcome visitors all over the world to my studio shop to enjoy unique pieces created in stones and fine metals, including Labradorite, the provincial stone of Newfoundland & Labrador.
I love to wear jewelry, however, I found there was huge void between nickel laced costume jewelry that didn't last more than a few wears & expensive precious metal and gemstone jewelry.
Since 2003, I have proudly and passionately designed a collection that would stand the test of time, used quality hypoallergic .925 sterling silver and of course has the hand of the crafter.
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This little "Poco" necklace is available in 3 lengths and features a lovely rough cut Labradorite Pendant set in a sterling silver bezel, placed on a pretty smooth bail with a delicate cable chain.
Petite enough to layer or wear alone, it transitions seamlessly from day to evening and makes a thoughtful gift for those who appreciate natural gemstones.
Stones are abstract in shape & range up to 12mm at widest point
Each piece is a free form, one of a kind in raw AAA+ Labradorite in various colors of Labradorite, from blues, greens
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$79
Olive + Elizabeth Atelier
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From the organic forms and tranquil palettes of the natural world delicate, nature-inspired statement pieces emerge, echoing the earth's raw elegance. Olive & Elizabeth offers a curated collection designed to adorn and empower the serene allure of the outdoors with jewellery that whispers stories of meadows, forests, and the ever-changing seasons, allowing you to carry a piece of nature's magic with you, always.
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When the sky darkens and the stars rain down in trails of glitter and the aurora dances in tantalizing colours of beauty, take a deep breath and loose yourself on a starlight night deep in our backcountry.
Every piece of starlight is beautifully preserved in resin to capture a small amount of the pristine lands we come from.
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$40-95
The Sweetest Things
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I am Erin Littlejohn, owner and artisan at The Sweetest Things. My mission is to give new life and purpose to broken and or discarded items. I lovingly create unique upcycled jewelry and giftware from broken dishes and collectibles. My art preserves both the beautiful art found in dinnerware and the memory attached to specific dinnerware patterns. Every piece is unique and one of a kind.
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Upcycled Newfoundland Tartan bone china.
Newfoundland Tartan Earrings, Pitcher Plant Earrings and our beautiful NL coat of arms and Tartan pendant
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$32-$40
Zaytoona
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My name is Bella al-Shakhshir, and I’m an artist and maker of Palestinian origin, based in St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador. My work is rooted in Palestinian embroidery (tatreez), and in the ways traditional patterns can be carried into everyday life.
I create small handmade pieces inspired by Palestinian textile traditions, combining tatreez with contemporary forms such as jewelry and wall art. For me, stitching is a way of staying connected to culture, memory, and place while sharing a small piece of Palestine with others.
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A handmade necklace featuring the traditional Flower of Damask (وردة الشام) tatreez motif, stitched by hand and finished with decorative coins below the pendant.
The Flower of Damask is a beautiful floral motif found in Palestinian embroidery, and this piece brings the traditional pattern into a wearable form.
A meaningful piece of Palestinian-inspired jewelry for everyday wear or gifting.
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$45
Music & Experiences
HarbourVOICES! Festival
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HarbourVOICES! International Festival of Collective Singing Traditions is an innovative six-day celebration of choir and group singing traditions. With workshops led by industry leaders and performances by a diverse roster of international, Canadian, and Newfoundland & Labrador singing groups, this will be a celebration of song unlike any other.
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On January 20th, join us for a night of EXTRAORDINARY music in support of HarbourVOICES! 2027, International Festival of Collecting Singing Traditions! 🎶
One of the world’s most celebrated a cappella ensembles, RAJATON, is coming to town! Hailing from Finland, Rajaton has captivated audiences around the world with its breathtaking harmonies, remarkable vocal versatility, and electrifying stage presence. The group’s name means “boundless” - a fitting description for an ensemble that pushes the boundaries of what the human voice can do, moving effortlessly between classical, pop, folk, and everything in between. No instruments. Just six extraordinary voices creating an unforgettable sound.
Jan 20 at 7:30pm, Holy Heart Theatre
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$56.75 - $108.35
SingSong Inc
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SingSong Inc is an independent record label featuring folk and traditional Music that Reflects the Newfoundland and Labrador experience, established in 1989 by Jim Payne. It features 70 titles of local music, from historic archival recordings to CDs of traditional and contemporary musicians, and representing musical traditions from indigenous Inuit, Innu and Mi’qMaq communities as well as from our English, Irish, and French settler heritage.
Hard copy CDs can be ordered directly from while streaming and downloads are available from singsonginc.bandcamp.com.
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A Lovely Time of Year by Jim Payne and Fergus O’Byrne (SS 01112), is a celebration of the Christmas season with local versions of traditional carols from the Green’s Harbour, Trinity Bay, caroling tradition, other well-known carols, and contemporary Christmas songs written by songwriter, Jim Payne.
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$20
Newfoundland Symphony Orchestra
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Established as an amateur ensemble in 1962 and incorporated in 1979, the Newfoundland Symphony Orchestra contributes to the overall quality of life in Newfoundland and Labrador by fostering the live performance of orchestral music. Creating a place for the province’s top professional musicians to work together to build upon the rich classical music tradition. The concert season runs from September to April and it features exceptional guest artists, inspiring repertoire, and some of the NSO’s most ambitious programming to date. In addition, the NSO is a major force in music education in the province – from school age children, to university and private music studies. The NSO also provides free community performances at senior living homes, local libraries, and more.
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For your music lover, give tickets to our exciting live concerts!
Winter Pops: The Beatles features local vocalist Evan Watts Smith, performing those unforgettable songs in a whole new way alongside the orchestra.
Our ExxonMobil Big Ticket (our annual fundraiser) welcomes The Ennis Sisters, celebrating their 30th anniversary as a band, the JUNO award-winning trio will take the stage performing favourites from their celebrated career.
We’re excited for the return of opera with Masterworks 4: Verdi’s La Traviata, one of the most beloved works in the operatic repertoire, a powerful story of love, sacrifice, and social expectation.
For Spring Pops the orchestra is joined by folk group, Rum Ragged, known for their bold, contemporary approach to traditional music.
Tickets: nsomusic.ca
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$54-153
Sherry Ryan
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Blending country-soul with her Irish-Newfoundland roots, Sherry affirms her place as one of East Coast’s best-loved singer-songwriters. She has earned nation-wide attention, extensive radio play, and multiple music awards and nominations. The single “Any Other Way” from her fifth album, Shout for More, hit the Top Canadian Country Songs charts in 2023 and “Stop the Trains”, a celebrated song about her father’s 1950s railway encounter with the infamous Wreckhouse winds has quickly become a part of the Newfoundland canon of legendary songs.
Magically weaving her gifted songwriting with natural storytelling, Sherry's live show captures her adventurous, open-hearted spirit and rich vocal style described by Exclaim Magazine as “so good - so distinct - it’s absolutely unforgettable”.
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Remastered for vinyl on the 20th anniversary of it’s release, Sherry’s award-winning debut album, Bottom of a Heart, is a great addition to the vinyl lover’s record collection and makes for a wonderful local gift!
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$35
SassyTuna Studio
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Julie Lewis is a freelance professional artist based in St. John's, Newfoundland, specializing in drawing, acrylic, and watercolor painting with digital techniques. Since 2002, she has operated SassyTuna Studio®, teaching over 10,000 art sessions to students aged 5-17. Her work includes large-scale murals for commissions and has been exhibited across Canada and Internationally. Certified in therapeutic art, Julie explores intersections of technology, education, nature, and health through her creative practice.
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The Sweet Makery: Where DIY workshops meet soft connections — a warm, creative space for adults to Make and Share heartfelt gifts.
Projects rotated and always interesting, materials and instructions, with helping hands on-site.
736 Water Street, lots of off-street parking in our lot!
Book your project and table ahead every Wednesday before 12 pm for that week at: https://www.sassytuna.com/register
Thursdays 8-10 pm, Fridays 6-8 pm, Saturdays 4-6 pm and 6:30-8:30 pm.
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$25 - $50 per project
Tuckamore Festival
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The Tuckamore Festival brings people together through the joy of chamber music! Based in St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador, we welcome world-class musicians and emerging artists to share their talents through engaging concerts, unique musical experiences, and educational opportunities. Whether you’re a lifelong classical music lover or simply curious to discover something new, Tuckamore offers a wonderful way to experience the magic of live music right here at home.
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The Tuckamore Festival is thrilled to present the world-renowned Canadian pianist Angela Hewitt. One of J.S. Bach’s foremost modern interpreters, Hewitt rose to global prominence after winning the Toronto International Bach Piano Competition in 1985. The Ottawa native is celebrated for her vast repertoire and regular appearances as a recitalist and soloist with the world's leading orchestras. A prolific and award-winning recording artist, she is best known for her monumental, multi-year recording project for Hyperion Records of Bach’s entire catalog of keyboard works.
Join us April 26 at 7:30 PM in the D.F. Cook Recital Hall for an unforgettable evening with one of Canada’s most celebrated artists.
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$39/$29
Publications
Brack and Brine
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Boulder Books, founded in 2002, is an award-winning independent publisher based in Newfoundland and Labrador with a reputation for high-quality, culturally significant works. Their catalogue spans history, nature, field guides, cookbooks, knitting traditions, and more, often highlighting underrepresented aspects of Canadian culture. Known for beautifully designed books like the bestselling “Saltwater Knits” series and acclaimed titles on Newfoundland history, Boulder has earned recognition including multiple Atlantic Book Awards and the Atlantic Canada Craft Award for Excellence in Product Design.
With a commitment to excellence in editing, design, and cultural storytelling, Boulder Books continues to connect readers with the rich heritage and evolving voices of Atlantic Canada.
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Navigating the seasons in Newfoundland and Labrador is tricky. Knitwear is a year-round staple.
This pattern collection for children is inspired by the need a for a flexible, practical wardrobe suited to the wide range of outdoor activities: fishing, jumping in the leaves, catching capelin, hiking, beachcombing, berry picking, sledding, etc.
Little Island Knits features 17 patterns inspired by tradition designed for the typical east coast day. A mix of garments (sized newborn to age 10) and accessories (sized newborn to adult). All developed with functionality in mind for young children as they grow and play; some are fresh takes on vintage styles from the author’s own childhood.
Includes contributions from Shirley Scott, co-author of the best-selling Saltwater Knits series.
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$22.95
Chirp's Adventures
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Rebecca Gladney (she/her) is an emerging children’s book writer from Mount Pearl, Newfoundland and Labrador. Prior to stumbling into her writing journey, Rebecca had well established herself as a registered massage therapist in the St. John’s, NL area. She’s thoroughly been enjoying sharing the joy of reading and creativity with kids across Canada through a variety of author visits.
Rebecca looks forward to the Chirp series sharing some of her favorite things about Newfoundland, then across Canada, through its whimsy, while interjecting messages of inclusivity and that magic is everywhere.
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A 16-page board book for young kids.
Come explore St. John’s with Chirp the Puffin! Follow Chirp as he explores St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador - including Signal Hill, The Geo Center, and The Duke of Duckworth. A great way to get kids excited about St. John's or remember the time you spent here.
This board book is intended for the youngest readers, ages 0-8 years old. For kids familiar with the St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador it will foster a sense of belonging and home. If you’re thinking about visiting NL, Canada, or if you want a souvenir of your trip that has longevity and durability, this is a perfect option!
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$19.99
Erin Snow - Author
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Erin Snow author.
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Erin’s second book Husky in the City. New release with part of the proceeds from book sales going to the SPCA in HVGB.
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$20
Jane Austen Post
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Jane Austen Post is run by two college roommates, Pamela and Sally, who never stopped being Jane Austen fans. We wanted a way to live inside the story, not just reread it, so we retold it the way its characters would have shared it: in letters. Every one of the 24 is written by us in the voices of Elizabeth, Darcy, the Bennets and the rest of the cast, then folded the Regency way and paired with custom artwork, enclosures and curated extras. Two arrive each month, so the story unfolds slowly, just as Austen wrote it. A classic, reimagined. Something to hold.
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Jane Austen Post retells Pride and Prejudice in 24 letters, mailed over a year. The letters come from Elizabeth, Darcy, the Bennets and the rest of the cast. Each one is folded the Regency way, complete with custom artwork, enclosures and curated extras. Two letters arrive every month, so the story unfolds slowly, much as the events of the novel do. It’s a fresh take on a classic, and something you can hold, reread and keep. It’s an easy gift for the Austen lover who already owns every edition, or for anyone who loves beautiful paper.
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$129 for 1 year of mailings
Riddle Fence: A Journal of Arts and Culture
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Based in St. John’s, NL, Riddle Fence is a glossy, full-colour arts and culture magazine.
Every issue features 64+ pages of short stories, poems, and vivid visual art that looks gorgeous on your coffee table, in your waiting room-- or at your bedside, ready for a cozy read.
A vehicle for fast-paced literature from Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada and around the world, we publish poetry, fiction, and narrative-driven essays alongside contemporary art -- & emerging writers and artists shoulder-to-shoulder with your longtime favourites, like Michael Crummey and Lisa Moore.
Give the gift that truly keeps on giving... or arriving in the mailbox, with a Riddle Fence Subscription, gorgeous canvas tote, or fun t-shirt.
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Gift a Holiday Special: a one-year subscription, PLUS a bonus issue AND one of our gorgeous tote bags... at a gorgeous price!
Every subscription includes 3 mail-out issues of our glossy, full-colour magazine. In time for the holidays, you'll also receive a BONUS issue of the magazine, plus a tote bag of your choice -- something to wrap and tuck under the tree for that someone special on your list.
Tote bags are made of 100% heavy cotton canvas with fabric handles, perfect as a book bag or to tote along to the market! Available in two designs: "Riddlefence" by Bethany MacKenzie, or "The St. John's Paradox" by Mollie Cronin.
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$60
Boulder Books
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Brack and Brine publishes, creates, and supports cultural work in Labrador and the North. We work to grow the arts and documentary heritage professions in our communities.
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A plane vanishes over the Labrador wilderness in 1933, its cargo of gold lost with it. Decades later, the wreck resurfaces—and so does a body.
Heather, a reporter, has come to Cartwright to cover a memorial service. Rick, the Mountie she left behind two years ago, is investigating a suspicious death. Harris, a solitary trapper, has secrets buried on his land and a promise to keep. When violence erupts on the ice, their paths converge in a journey down the Eagle River toward Separation Point.
Set in the country around Sandwich Bay, Michael Friis Johansen’s Separation Point is a Labrador story of crime, loyalty, betrayal, and second chances.
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$22.95
Collin Glavac Books
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Hey, thank you for browsing my books! I have been writing since I was a kid, and have since written and published a bunch of stories. I sell locally at markets in and out of town, and sometimes get to sit on panels at conventions like Sci-Fi on the Rock and Avalon Expo. I love writing and I love meeting other readers and writers!
I am also an actor and performer, so if I look familiar, it may be from the stage or film! I love being involved in our local arts community, and do some volunteering with WritersNL, and I try to make it out to as many artistic events as I can.
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I have four books for sale!
Three books are in the John Carpenter trilogy. This is a spy thriller series that follows a cold-hearted CIA assassin in Latin America. Enter the world of high-stakes politics and intelligence games as they unfold into regional violence that only John can put an end to. Rated R, for those who love Reacher, Narcos, or Jason Bourne.
My other book is the first in a young-adult urban fantasy series. Fresh high-schooler Daniel Vaulter inherits a storage container full of magical paraphernalia - and a lot of headache with pesky angels and demons! PG-13, for fans of things like Spiderman and Sabrina. It's silly, full of nerd references, and has a distinct first-person character voice.
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$20 - spy thrillers, $25 - young adult, $50 - trilogy
Flanker Press
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Flanker Press is a bright spark in the Newfoundland and Labrador publishing scene. As the province’s most active publisher of trade books, the company now averages twenty new titles per year, with a heavy emphasis on regional non-fiction and historical fiction.
The mission of Flanker Press is to provide a quality publishing service to the local and regional writing community and to actively promote its authors and their books in Canada and abroad.
Now located in Paradise, Flanker Press has grown from a part-time venture in 1994 to a business with eight full-time employees. In the fall of 2004, Flanker Press launched a new imprint, Pennywell Books. This imprint includes literary fiction, short stories, young adult fiction, and children’s books.
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With Christmas just two days away, Hope Cove is shaken by the news that Susan Critch, a beloved daughter, friend, and soldier, is missing in action overseas. As fear spreads, other families face crises of their own: a sudden layoff leaves the Sextons struggling, while a devastating diagnosis threatens the Stamp family. Father Walsh, no stranger to loss, watches his parishioners struggle to hold on to faith and hope. Then, on Christmas Eve, the impossible happens.
Warm, emotional, and filled with Newfoundland charm, Christmas in Hope Cove is a heartfelt story of love, resilience, faith, and the miracles that can appear when hope seems lost.
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$22.95
JoAnn Goosney
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A published author and artist living and creating on the Southwest Coast of Newfoundland I am inspired by my Newfoundland culture.
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The Calling of the Sea is a fictional novel based on true events. In 1828 on the Southwest Coast of Newfoundland near Isle Aux Morts, the ship Despatch traveling from Ireland headed to Quebec wrecked with 200 people on board. 17 Year old Ann Harvey and her family rescued 167 people. The Calling of the Sea tells the story in between the facts of ordinary people pushed to extraordinary courage. A young woman’s bond with the ocean becomes the difference between tragedy and legend.
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$18.95
Samantha Elizabeth
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Samantha Parrell is a Newfoundland poet and author of You’ll Get There and While You’re Here. Her poetry explores love, relationships, memory, and the landscapes of home.
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While You’re Here is a collection of poetry exploring love, relationships, memories, and the Newfoundland landscape. A thoughtful gift for anyone who finds comfort in words.
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$21.99
Breakwater Books
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Breakwater Books was founded in 1973 to showcase the vibrant literary culture in Newfoundland and Labrador. Since then, we’ve continued our commitment to Newfoundland and Labrador writers while expanding our focus to feature emerging and well-known authors from across Canada and overseas. Breakwater publishes award-winning writing in all literary genres—fiction, non-fiction, poetry, drama, art, young adult and children’s books, as well as cookbooks, guidebooks and educational resources.
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A follow up to the bestselling Lost in Newfoundland, this collection of stunning and dramatic photographs captures the breathtaking beauty of the island.
Lost in Newfoundland: Volume 2 features even more of the visual wonders of Newfoundland—from its wildlife to its seascapes and everything in between. In a photographic journey through some of the island’s most striking locations, Michael Winsor captures Newfoundland’s unique and overwhelming beauty.
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29.95
Dr Eddi Kenny
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Eddi Kenny, ND PhD
Naturopath · Author · Musician
Eddi is a naturopathic doctor, author, and musician based in St. John's, Newfoundland, seeing clients by appointment at her office in Churchill Square. Her cookbook, Figgy Duff and Other Stuff, reimagines beloved Newfoundland recipes gluten-free and dairy-free — a great gift for anyone eating gluten-free, or cooking for someone who is. When she's not in the clinic, Eddi tours the island singing uplifting original music. Learn more at www.dreddikenny.ca.
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"Figgy Duff and Other Stuff ", takes the traditional Newfoundland recipes you grew up loving and makes them gluten-free and dairy-free — without losing the heart of what makes them so comforting. Whether you're navigating dietary restrictions yourself or cooking for someone who is, this cookbook proves that island classics can still bring everyone to the same table. It's a heartfelt, practical gift for anyone who loves good food and good tradition, just made a little more inclusive.
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$21.99
Illustration Pommier
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I’m a Newfoundland-based illustrator and graphic artist working primarily in digital illustration. My practice draws on the landscapes, humour, characters and visual culture of Newfoundland and Labrador, with influences ranging from impressionism and folk art to comics and graphic illustration. I’m interested in making work that feels accessible, colourful and distinctly connected to place. Alongside my personal art practice, I work in arts, culture and community-focused organizations, using design and illustration to tell stories and connect people with their communities. My organizational work is grounded in supporting Francophone culture, local artists, and accessible community media in Newfoundland and Labrador.
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Townie Holiday is an illustrated celebration of everyday life, humour and local culture in Newfoundland and Labrador. The project explores the idea of being a “townie” through colourful, playful illustrations inspired by familiar places, characters, traditions and experiences. Combining digital illustration with the visual language of posters, zines and children’s activity books, Townie Holiday is designed to be both a personal artistic project and an accessible celebration of Newfoundland identity. The project invites people to recognize their own experiences in the work while introducing visitors and younger audiences to the humour and character of life in Newfoundland. 28 page zine booklet.
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$20
Muddy Makes Music/Carl Hutton
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Carl Hutton. My first children's book inspired by my family background in music and my work as a tour guide in the province.
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Muddy Makes Music. A story about Newfoundland's Beautiful Ugly Stick. The story is about the creation of an ugly stick and how each one is as different and beautiful as it's creator
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$20 retail
Them Days Inc.
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Them Days is a registered charity dedicated to sharing and safeguarding Labrador's history. Them Days magazine, an oral history quarterly, has been published since 1975, and the Them Days Labrador Archives has housed our documentary heritage since 1984. In recent years, we have added audiobooks, digital publications, and YouTube videos to our output.
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An annual subscription to Them Days gets you four magazines (March, June, September, December), each full of beautiful archival photos, materials from the Them Days archive, and stories of Labrador's history, told by those who lived it. A subscription is a great gift for anybody inside or outside Labrador.
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$30, shipping included
Toys & Games
Tinker Tillies
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Jess Peckham, the artist behind Tinker Tillies, is a Newfoundland-based maker with a soft spot for handmade textiles and a deep love for the island of Newfoundland. Her practice grew out of a passion for craft, turning materials into tactile pieces that carry a bit of local character. Each piece is woven, cut, stitched, or stuffed by hand and each one is slightly unique. Her mission is to create unique, one of a kind, pieces that connect people to NLs land and seascapes.
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Meet Steven Seagull — a plush, hand-sewn fleece bird ready to perch on your shelf, windowsill, or favourite nook. Steven is crafted from soft white and heather-grey fleece fabric. His beak and two dangling leg-ribbons are made from a warm yellow or orange patterned cotton fabric. Fully stuffed with a polyfill stuffing finished with polyethylene stuffing pellets for a weighted feel, Steven stands upright on his own. He's a nod to Newfoundland's coastal life, equal parts cozy and full of character.
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$69
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I sew. I create. I imagine. I craft.
My workspace overflows with colour, patterns, textures.
I chose 18" doll scale for my nieces' dolls.
While they outgrew their dolls; I didn't.
My work has been adjudicated by the NL Craft Council. Success!
I love that all my challenges are 'little ones'.
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One of a kind Wedding Party Ensemble.
Customized options available.
Prices vary depending on selected items.
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$40.00 - $75.00 (shipping extra)
Nick's Word Searches
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I've been making word search books for the last three years. I got the idea to make word searches from my late Great Nan who's favourite thing to do in the whole wide world was word searches.
These word searches not only help keep her memory alive but they're a new way to bring us together and stay connected.
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Being a senior is something to celebrate—and this book does just that!
The Ultimate Word Search for Seniors features 140 heartwarming, jumbo-print puzzles inspired by cherished memories, cozy traditions, family, and the simple pleasures of life. From Sunday drives and homemade pies to golden oldies, game nights, and grandchildren, every puzzle is a feel-good trip down memory lane.
With over 2,000 words, bonus hidden-word puzzles, easy-to-read jumbo print, and nostalgic themes, it’s perfect for relaxing, staying sharp, and enjoying the golden years.
Whether for Grandma, Grandpa, a loved one, or yourself, this is more than a puzzle book—it’s a celebration of a life well lived.
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$19.95
Newfoundland Salt Company
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Peter Burt and Robin Crane of Newfoundland Salt Company pride themselves on producing some of the finest sea salt on the planet.
Their manufacturing facility is located in beautiful Bonavista, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada.
They love salt and make salt that they love – manually harvesting salt water from the pristine waters of Trinity Bay, and transforming it into white-as-snow salt using a process they have perfected over many years. Their passion for providing an artisanal product that can be enjoyed by chefs and food enthusiasts around the world is evident in every batch. They consider themselves very fortunate to live in such a beautiful place surrounded by some of the cleanest water in the world.
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Four Salts gift box
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$55
Sea Thrift Design
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Leisha Sagan is a St. John's-based crafter, maker, and flower farmer. Sea Thrift Design is the mergance of all these interests. Leisha specializes in creating beautifully crafted products that harken to the land, that evoke both beauty and whimsy with a mix of tradition and timelessness. Leisha's crafted products will become part of your holiday traditions.
Leisha hails originally from British Columbia, living here in Newfoundland and Labrador for over 20 years. In the warm season, Leisha is a pesticide-free flower farmer, crafting thoughtful flower bouquets on a daily basis. In the colder season, the focus moves to the home, with artisan preserves and crafted fabric products designed to be heirlooms and holiday traditions.
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Sea Thrift Design creates unique quilted bags, booksleeves, and holiday stockings! Traditional holiday stockings are lined with muslin fabric and quilted with a selection of curated fabrics. Each stocking is one of a kind and designed to be a family heirloom. No stocking is the same! Quilted with a collage of fabrics of the designer's choice. Gift these to a treasured friend, a new baby, a family, grandchildren, or tuck one away as a keepsake for yourself.
Quilted pouches and booksleeves are available year-round. And for a real holiday treat, order a decadent holiday preserve like Leisha's famous Triple Ginger Pear Chutney or Dark Chocolate Pear Spread!
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$10 , Contact Leisha at Seathriftdesign@gmail.com to order
Visual Art
Art from Holm
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Andrew Holm is a Newfoundland artist whose ink and watercolour artwork celebrates the places, colours, and everyday moments that make this province special. Through detailed linework and vibrant washes of colour, he captures row houses, local landmarks, coastal scenes, and familiar streets with a style that is imperfectly perfect, full of character, warmth, and charm. His work is inspired by memory, place, and the feeling of belonging, creating pieces that spark nostalgia and connection for locals, visitors, and those living away from home. Every print and greeting card is thoughtfully created to tell a story, evoke a smile, and offer a meaningful reminder of Newfoundland life, designed to feel like home.
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“Pedestrian Mall” captures the energy, colour, and community spirit of one of downtown St. John’s most beloved summer traditions. Bright storefronts, historic architecture, and people enjoying the street create a lively scene that celebrates the simple joy of gathering together. Drawn in Andrew Holm’s signature ink and watercolour style, the piece highlights the character and charm that make the downtown core such a special place for locals and visitors alike. The artwork invites viewers to remember leisurely walks, chance encounters, patio conversations, and sunny days spent exploring the heart of the city. Full of movement, colour, and local pride, this piece is a cheerful celebration of connection, community, and Newfoundland’s welcoming spirit.
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$50
By The Seashore NL
Brittney Stuckless Art
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Brittney Stuckless is a Queer (Aromantic/Asexual) acrylic painter from Deer Lake. She has two Marine Biology degrees but currently paints full time as an artist. She commonly paints marine life and pieces that focus on ecological issues to bring awareness to the public. She also explores some fantasy and gothic themes in her art. You can find her in-person at various markets across the province throughout the year.
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Give the gift of the sea this season! Pick from a wide variety of marine animals in sticker format. Stickers range in size from ~1.5" to ~4" depending on the design and are individually hand-cut. Each design is originally hand-painted in acrylic paint before being scanned and digitized. Great for journals, notebooks, laptops, gaming consoles, and more!
Stickers are water resistant, but not waterproof. Please do not soak in water or put in the dishwasher.
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$3 each or six for $15 +shipping if applicable
ArtVista
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Anastasia Tiller is a multidisciplinary artist based on the Bonavista Peninsula, Newfoundland and Labrador. Exhibiting nationally and internationally since 2008, her exhibitions include Loops to live by at The Rooms (2019), Room for Happiness at Craft Council NL (2020), and Symbiosis at the Bonavista Biennale (2023) and solo at Elora Centre for the Arts (2024).
Recipient of Arts and Letters Awards in 2023 and 2025, her work has appeared on the covers of NQ and Riddle Fence and in Saltscapes and Le Gaboteur, with interviews on CBC and Radio Grand 101.
Her practice spans monochromatic figurative painting, gestural works, and colorful pointillist landscapes, alongside whimsical rug-hooked textiles that reimagine traditional Newfoundland craft with theatrical ocean creatures, bright color, and optimism.
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Post cards. Reproductions of my original paintings from the series “Symbiosis”.
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$8
Chasinwhales copperwork and blacksmithing
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A one man copper work and blacksmithing show on the shore in cow head NL. Hand hammered sculpture inspired by the natural beauty that surrounds us.
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These are hand hammered Copper and steel whale tails that measure approximately 12". Ideal for a mantle or shelf. Each with its own unique colour pattern that is achieved with flame. Finished with beeswax as a protective coating. There will never be 2 the same.
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$90
Mykila Sherren Art
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Mykila is a Newfoundland artist whose current work is rooted in familiar objects that hold memories of growing up in Newfoundland. These paintings explore the whimsical side of these recognizable Newfoundland objects into playful pieces of art. Each object may seem ordinary but hold special meaning—the objects, traditions, and little reminders of home that connect us to people, places, and moments from our past. The art is a celebration of home, childhood, and the objects that become part of who we are.
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These greeting cards feature my whimsical artwork inspired by the familiar objects, places, and everyday moments that hold special memories of growing up in Newfoundland.
Each piece is a little reminder of home, family, and the simple things that become part of our stories.
Use these cards to write a note, send birthday wishes, share a little Newfoundland nostalgia with someone special, or simply frame the artwork and display it on your wall.
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Greeting card (5X7) - 10 - $42.55, 25 - $106.50, 50 - $213.00
Peregrine Studios
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I am a watercolour artist working in St. John's and specialising in landscapes and fantastical scenery or mythic creatures.
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This is a framed 5x7 inch picture of the Narrows painted by me in watercolour. It is a high-quality print made locally. It comes in a frame.
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$25.00
Sea Bloom Designs
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Sea Bloom Designs is a colourful Newfoundland-based art and gift brand created by artist Krista Sweetland. Inspired by the landscapes and culture of NL, Krista creates illustrations that put a colourful spin on familiar places and traditions.
What began as a creative outlet has grown into a collection of locally inspired prints, cards, ornaments, apparel and gifts.
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This bright, playful jellyfish illustration is inspired by our connection to the sea and my love of bold colour and coastal life.
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$15 - $75
Underhill Weaves
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Andrew Hiscock uses frame weaves to explore the culture, history, and natural world of Newfoundland and Labrador. All weaves are made in Bauline, using 100% Atlantic Canadian wool.
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Coast: Stage and Store is a frame weaves inspired by the coastal scenes found across the province — specifically based on a heritage stage and store in Port Rexton. Made of dark grey and light brown wool, it invokes the sepia-tinged nostalgia of a historic fishery.
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$160
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Hi! I am a mom of 3 who loves to create! I make art of all kinds, beadwork, pastel, painting & more! Lately I am into pastel animal portraits - puffins, local wildlife & pets! I am a huge animal lover, and really enjoy watching them come to life on the page.
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Pictures ordered will be similar to the one shown - framework will be optional for an added price. You can choose the subject and submit your photo to me to draw. Or we can choose from royalty free images.
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$300
Floral Cards - Oberholtzer Design
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Beth Oberholtzer is a visual artist (primarily assemblage), designer (books and packaging are two favs), florist (cifa-trained) and floral photographer. Beth runs an an award-winning creative arts and design shop based in St. John’s—Oberholtzer Design—where she produces work (icluding a book that earned an Alcuin Award for Excellence in Book Design) for a wide range of clients.
Bringing together her design and fine arts experience with her photography and love of floristry, Beth founded Floral Cards—an imprint of Oberholtzer Design—where she produces photo-based greeting cards, prints and ephemera. All aspects of the production process are done as locally as possible—creatives and marketing are in-house; printing is done locally; all else is Canadian-made.
Please contact Beth via email: betho50@mac.com
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Gift—Mom, a friend, yourself— flowers all year round with a Floral Cards subscription.
Receive (at least) four deliveries of floral cards throughout the year.
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$75–$150 + HST
Kaila Erb Art
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Kaila Erb is a St. John's based visual artist. Kaila is originally from a small mining town in northern Ontario called Red Lake. She moved to Newfoundland for work as an occupational therapist and quickly fell in love with the landscapes, the culture and the people. Kaila has called Newfoundland home for the past 10 years and squeezes as much painting as possible into the margins of a busy life raising her two children and working in healthcare. Kaila creates vibrant, energetic and colourful landscape oil paintings that reflect her love for this province.
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This is an archival quality giclée print of my original oil painting of Signal Hill in St. John's Newfoundland. These prints are an open edition and come ready to frame
Title: Signal Hill
Size: 8x10
Materials: Luxe fine art matt paper. Giclée quality ink printing. Acid free backboard.
Titled by artist
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$30 for 8x10
nakArt
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nakArt is a Japanese-Canadian family brand creating colorful, playful artwork that brings joy to everyday life. We offer original art prints, greeting cards, and stickers inspired by both digital and traditional styles. In addition to our regular collection, we also happily take custom orders for personalized pieces.
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A variety of unique, artist-designed holiday cards, each with a festive-coloured envelope.
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1 for $5 5 for $20
Peiyu Studio
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Peiyu is a self-taught fibre artist based in St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador. Through Peiyu Studio, she creates realistic needle-felted wildlife sculptures inspired by animals, nature, and the quiet moments where wildlife and human spaces meet. Each piece is individually sculpted by hand using wool and fine detailing.
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“Humming Your Way” is inspired by the rare joy of spotting a hummingbird in Newfoundland and Labrador, where seeing one can feel like a small stroke of luck. Each miniature ornament is individually needle felted by hand to capture that fleeting sense of colour, movement, and wonder. The hummingbird ornament is made from sheep wool with a wire armature and a tiny glass eye. Approximately 2.75 inches long. Available on its own for CA$65 or gift-boxed for CA$80
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65-80
Picture Plant Studios
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Brian Ricks is a prominent photographer based in Newfoundland, Canada,
known for his diverse portfolio that includes commercial, industrial, food,
and portrait photography. He has gained recognition for his black and
white art photographs, capturing the essence of Newfoundland's landscapes
and culture. His work often blends fine art with practical applications,
making him a versatile figure in the local art scene.
While Brian is recognized for his memorable images of outport
Newfoundland, he doesn't consider himself strictly a landscape
photographer. His work explores the intimate connection between the
island's inhabitants and their environment.
The photographs are characterized by their ability
to capture both the picturesque and the emotional aspects of Newfoundland
without resorting to sentimentality or clichés.
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The photographs are printed on archival 100% cotton rag paper using inks with a 100 year rating. Each piece is then placed in a white acid free mat.
The matted print is then sandwiched between two pieces of glass and sealed with copper foil.
The foiled piece is then soldered and a patina is then applied to oxidize the tin content in the solder giving it a rich black finish.
The finished product is completely sealed and archival.
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$50.00 - $150.00
Raven Lunatic Art
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Brann is an interdisciplinary artist, Illustrator and ‘Maker’, whose work explores themes of identity, queerness and psychology through the lenses of folklore and the natural sciences. Brann uses his own lived experience and those of his community to explore what it means to be trans and to exist in societies that deem you as "other", while proudly reclaiming that otherness for yourself. His work draws inspiration from art history, music, pop culture and film to help define his alternative, gothic visual style.
Their pieces vary in media, often taking the forms of illustration (digital and traditional), printmaking, mixed media sculpture and costuming. Brann also creates a selection of apparel, patches and stationary, along with his prints and original paintings.
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The Shrike, is a watercolor painting of a Loggerhead Shrike flying proudly in front of a golden halo, wings outstretched. Framing the bottom of the painting are bramble vines with raspberries growing from the skull of a shrew.
The painting comes archivally framed in a real wood brown frame with gold lip, mounted onto archival matboard and behind anti-glare UV glass for a long lasting finish.
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$400, Includes cost of framing
SUSY.
St. Michael's Printshop
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St. Michael’s Printshop (SMP) provides the facilities and opportunity for visual artists from across the province, Canada, and internationally, as well as for its local community, to learn and engage in the art of printmaking. One of Newfoundland and Labrador's few artist-run centres and the only artist-run printmaking studio, SMP promotes and continues to push the boundaries of printmaking as a contemporary art form by selling prints and printmaking supplies, providing studio rental space, and hosting printmaking workshops and exhibitions.
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Every time an artist prints an edition at St. Michael’s Printshop one print is donated to the organization and available for sale in support of SMP’s programming. Over fifty years of prints by hundreds of artists are available to browse online or by stopping by the shop (#2, 72 Harbour Drive, St. John's) during open hours.
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Prices range from $20 to $3000.
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As an Artist & Graphic Designer, I strive to bring imagination to life through my work. Feel free to explore my portfolio and get in touch to discuss your artistic vision. Let's collaborate and create something extraordinary together.
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Susy Randell (BFA) is an artist from Corner Brook, NL - Canada who balances natural elements and imagery throughout her art, creating vibrant and bold final pieces. Her art often subtly addresses the complexities of contemporary social issues and she renders images to express metaphoric symbolism through aesthetically pleasing compositions. Susy is an outdoor enthusiast, and honours her Indigenous ancestry while she incorporates elements of Ktaqmkuk (Newfoundland)’s unique and stunning wildlife into her art, adding colour and excessive vibrancy.
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Art prints and custom designs are available for purchase, as well as limited addition shirts.
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$40-$500
WJClarkeGalleryCafe
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William Clarke (b. 1964) is a self-taught artist based in rural Newfoundland. Working in acrylic and graphite, he explores the province’s coastal landscapes, history, and traditions. His drawings reveal the character of familiar faces, while his paintings celebrate the sea, shorelines, and everyday life of the place he calls home. After years devoted to work and family, he returned to art with renewed purpose and fulfilled a lifelong dream by opening WJ Clarke Gallery Café. Away from his studio, he finds inspiration in gardening, walking coastal trails, and conversations with the people whose stories help shape his work.
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Rush Hour on Change Islands
An art print by William J. Clarke
Featured size: 10 × 13 inches
Price: $60
Other sizes are available. Contact WJ Clarke Gallery Café in St. Lawrence for options and pricing.
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$60
Your Doll's Closet
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I sew and sell my doll fashions through my website:
This is an addendum to my primary submission.
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I charted this puffin image from a photograph, cross-stitched it on Aida cloth and scanned it to print on photographic paper.
This particular image is 4"x 6", matted to 5"x 7", packaged ready for your organization message or logo.
Matting choices are black OR white.
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$20
