This place is amazing! I spent almost two hours in there browsing every aisle, so much so that I…read morehad to pee before making my many purchases. Anyway, painting supplies, really cheap scrapbooking supplies.. It's awesome! I ended up lugging a whole load of stuff back. $1 stickers/pearl stud things/paper?! I'll take it! Went a bit crazy :p

Wow, what an amazing shop. Beautiful Canadian designer clothes. Such flair, great colors ,and…read moreelegant designs. I have not had so much fun shopping for clothes since coming back from France. Stop in , ask for Vicky. She really understands fashion and loves to help ,not push, you. I can't wait to wear my new ensemble .

What a wonderful shop. Stylish and unique clothes (elegant bohemian?), most designed and made in…read moreQuebec. Very helpful sales staff. I found a very cool cape/poncho that can be worn in many ways, and also can be accessorize with sleeves. I wish I had had more time to try some of their other jackets and tops. If you enjoy unique city styles and interesting fabrics, make sure you check this place out.

This is an artisans' cooperative formed in 2008. It's a charming shop in the Quartier Petit…read moreChamplain that's larger than it looks from the street. It's my favorite kind of store, featuring handcrafted wares. They're of high quality and are imaginative. There were earrings made of pieces of vinyl records combined w/ sterling silver and others made of pieces of the record labels. There were necklaces of dichroic glass, handmade notebooks of denim and leather and very fine ceramic pieces. There were very cool puppets. My favorites were a couple of cats clothed in sumptuous robes. There were gorgeous painted silk scarves. And that's just what I can remember admiring. One of the artists was staffing the shop and she was friendly and welcoming w/o being the least high pressure. The shop was a welcome contrast to all the touristy shops selling souvenirs that surrounded it. It's close to the port so when cruise ships are in town it's readily available, although I suspect most cruisers are heading for the souvenir shops. Too bad.