Galleries & a coffee.
Browse Bonnett House, then continue through the town’s galleries and art shops. Sissiboo’s café also shows work by local artists.

A small town with a lively artistic life. Galleries and studios are tucked among the old houses and shopfronts, while sculpture and murals turn an ordinary walk into something worth looking at a little more closely.
Begin with the Annapolis Royal Art Map, then follow your eye. A few stops along Saint George Street can easily become an afternoon.
The Annapolis Royal Art Map brings together local artists’ studios, galleries, art shops and public art. Use its interactive listings to find a particular artist or put together your own route.
Some studios welcome visitors by appointment or by chance. A little planning is useful if there is someone you especially hope to meet.
Open the Annapolis Royal Art MapStart near the house, make your way along Saint George Street and let the side streets draw you in. Check the Art Map for the places open during your visit.
Browse Bonnett House, then continue through the town’s galleries and art shops. Sissiboo’s café also shows work by local artists.
Find Lorne A. Julien’s Mi’kmaw murals at the wharf and Oqwa’titek Amphitheatre, and the bust of Daurene Lewis at Town Hall.
See what is on in the galleries, or check the programme for an artist talk, workshop or drawing session during your stay.
The old streets, gardens and changing water offer plenty of subjects. Check ARTSPLACE for current classes and Paint the Town, and the Art Map for studio visits and opportunities to paint outdoors.
See ARTSPLACE’s programmeFor exhibition openings, performances and other local dates, look through our events calendar before setting out.
Events & what’s on