With a view of Zwicker and Ernst Islands in the Mahone Bay, we are located on the South Shore 20 minutes from Chester, 10 minutes from the town of Mahone Bay and 15 minutes from the UNESCO site of Lunenburg. The drive is spectacular along the coast with a view of mussel and kelp farms, a local ship builder and the Blue Nose II anchored i
With a view of Zwicker and Ernst Islands in the Mahone Bay, we are located on the South Shore 20 minutes from Chester, 10 minutes from the town of Mahone Bay and 15 minutes from the UNESCO site of Lunenburg. The drive is spectacular along the coast with a view of mussel and kelp farms, a local ship builder and the Blue Nose II anchored in the bay for a special evening every year. Look for the "Nova Scotia blue" house for the fine art gallery.
Mahone Bay Islands Series
Mahone Bay Islands Series
Mahone Bay Islands Series
Of the over 300 islands in Mahone Bay, those featured in the fine art in this gallery have been brought into public ownership over the past 20 years with the support of the Mahone Islands Conservation Association (MICA), the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC), the province of Nova Scotia, the municipality of Chester and the Municipality of the District of Lunenburg (MODL).
The Inspiration
Mahone Bay Islands Series
The Inspiration
As a reclamation, preservation and conservation artist, the islands cared for by the Mahone Islands Conservation Association, Ducks Unlimited and the Nature Conservancy of Canada were a perfect match and a great subject matter for this pristine area of Nova Scotia. The islands are visible from the fine art gallery and provide inspiring vi
As a reclamation, preservation and conservation artist, the islands cared for by the Mahone Islands Conservation Association, Ducks Unlimited and the Nature Conservancy of Canada were a perfect match and a great subject matter for this pristine area of Nova Scotia. The islands are visible from the fine art gallery and provide inspiring views as the ever-changing sky highlights the land and ocean below it.
What's in a name...
Whiskey Jack Gallery is dedicated to creating a community around itself, and connecting to the local environmental champions across the country.
Whiskey Jack Gallery is based on Canada's national bird: the Grey Jay. The bird was selected as the national bird because it represents Canadians.
Thank you for creating such a meaningful experience for residents and visitors. It’s obvious to anybody that you are committed to forging connections and communication through creativity. I appreciate what you bring to the community.
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