248, street de Gaspé Est (Route 132)
Saint-Jean-Port-Joli Québec, G0R 3G0
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Jewellery galore! Over 30 jewellers propose their creations, from the most unassuming to the most eccentric! Blown or fused glass, metal, Fimo clay, mid- beads, fibres, silverware, natural stones. Original works made with textiules, glass and other surprising materials. Wide assortment of cards.
Meet Roberto Di Giulio, the youngest antique dealer in the province and a specialist in furniture crafted with Québec pine.
May 7 to June 17, Wednesday to Sunday: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; from June 18 to September 5, daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. (until 8 p.m. from mid-July to mid-August); September 6 to October 10, daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. From December 4-24, daily. Garden terrace. Packages with entertainment or a
rally for groups upon reservation. Free admission.
A summer vibe will be in the air, while many restaurants, shops and boutiques will open their doors for the summer season. Many workshops and activities will also be held during this month, so our part of the country is an ideal destination for your first road trip of the season!
Emie-Liza Caron St-Pierre • Updated on May 17, 2024
A perfect way to discover the know-how and culture of Saint-Jean-Port-Joli, which abounds with an impressive number of specialty shops, art galleries and artists' studios. You'll find a host of Quebec creators in crafts, painting, jewellery, stained glass, traditional and contemporary sculpture. It is also the ideal place to find original gifts made locally.
Emie-Liza Caron St-Pierre • Updated on March 26, 2024
Eh ? Yes, it is possible with Les Jolis Vélos Créatifs which can be borrowed for free in the heart of the village. Then, you know what? It's just too perfect to discover this village and go shopping with family or group. Plus, it's eco-friendly!
Stéphane Bourque • Written on October 26, 2022
One of my favourite activities is agri-tourism. More than anything, I like learning how our regional products are made. I could find this kind of experience at the Moule à Sucre.
Catherine Marcoux • Written on July 1, 2017
As many will not be able to travel to taste the delights of our region during the holiday season, why not bring the specialties of our region and the great talent of our local chefs and producers to your table? It's a great way to encourage our businesses and enjoy a hassle-free treat! Here are a few decadent and ingenious proposals to brighten up your taste buds during the holiday season!
Emie-Liza Caron St-Pierre • Written on November 30, 2020
Thanksgiving is a time to spend time with family, eat a good meal, explore and enjoy the fall colors while hiking! That's how my boyfriend, Victor, and I spent our long weekend in and around the L'Islet area. Portrait of days with flamboyant colors.
Jasmine Godbout • Updated on October 1, 2024
It was in 2002 that Roberto Di Giulio and Nathalie Niemeyer moved to Saint-Jean-Port-Joli, very close to the water. They set their sights on a large and magnificent old-style barn which then housed a flea market on Avenue de Gaspé. Transformed into a Quebec antique store in 2004, the place already demonstrated the owners' concern for sharing the treasures from here. The antiques have since given way to a wide selection of gourmet artisan products from all regions of Quebec as well as a full floor of art objects and works by regional artists.
Les Cervidés • Updated on April 30, 2024
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248, street de Gaspé Est (Route 132)
Saint-Jean-Port-Joli Québec, G0R 3G0
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