Gift Shops à Sudbury, ON

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Indigo - Sudbury

Fermé maintenant

1425 Kingsway Road, Sudbury, P3B 0A2

(705) 525-5616

bookstore, home decor, toys shop, gift shop

True North Made

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1349 Lasalle Blvd, Sudbury, P3A 1Z2

Where handmade and shopping local meet in Sudbury Ontario!

The Nickel Refillery Inc.

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227 Regent St #7, Sudbury, P3C 4C4

(705) 805-9969

Calendar Club - Sudbury

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1349 Lasalle Blvd, Sudbury, P3A 1Z2

(705) 315-5328

Toy store, Gift store

Le Petit Panier

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280 Caswell Dr, Sudbury, P3E 2N8

(705) 523-5601

Le Petit Panier offers you a wide range of specialty Gift Baskets. Our fruit baskets are freshly made with cheese, crakers, pates can be added.

Plant Place-Stained Glass

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251 Lorne St, Sudbury, P3C 4P8

(705) 673-8451

Arts & Crafts Supplies, Glass-Stained & Leaded, Gift Shops

Indigo

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1349 Lasalle Blvd., Sudbury, P3A 1Z2

(705) 566-9298

Canadians buy their books at Chapters Indigo, the biggest bookstores with locations across Canada including Toronto, Halifax, Montreal, Vancouver, Calgary and more.

Artists on Elgin

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168 Elgin St, Sudbury, P3E 3N5

(705) 674-0415

Artists on Elgin features oil, acrylic and watercolour paintings, pottery, jewellery, woodwork, stained glass, photography, sculptures, fibre art and much more, from over 50 local artists. In 2004, a retail space on Elgin Street was donated by a local merchant for an art and crafts exhibition. Originally, twenty local artists were assembled for a one month exhibition of their work. However, the viewing was such a remarkable success that the initial showing was extended and the list of featured artists was expanded. Many in the community expressed an interest to have an organization that would promote Northern artists.