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Whiskey Jack Gallery will be hosting a pop-up exhibit in Quispamsis, NB of reclamation sites. The gallery will resume regular hours October ...
New Brunswick
Mahone Bay
Finish up your tour of the scarecrows with a studio tour at 280 Indian Point Road. Check our hours online as we are open late Wednesday, Thu...
Mahone Bay
280 Indian Point Rd.
YOU'RE INVITED!
Tourism operators, industry partners, and community stakeholders are warmly invited to join the Tourism Industry Association...
280 Indian Point Rd.
280 Indian Point Rd.
Bluenose II will be at Indian Point for its annual anchoring directly across from the gallery on July 30, 2026, followed by the annual India...
280 Indian Point Rd.
280 Indian Point Rd.
Open House invitation to my fellow business partners, artists and neighbours. Experience a tour of the gallery, its features and provide inp...
280 Indian Point Rd.

Shannon Carla King is redefining what an art gallery can be. As the owner and principal artist behind Whiskey Jack Gallery, King has created a one-of-a-kind space where fine art meets environmental education, using paintings, technology, and storytelling to spotlight reclamation, conservation, and preservation project

Residing on the South Shore of Nova Scotia, artist Shannon Carla King is redefining how Canadians understand reclamation, preservation, and conservation.

The ART of Conservation already has six sales as part of the exhibition in Cape Breton. Be sure to check out the remaining works before official takedown in April.

A huge thank you to Sharon Jessup Joyce for the lovely article on Page 3 of the November Issue. Be sure to check out the website to shop for unique gifts that tell the story of local conservation efforts in Mahone Bay and surrounding area.

Be sure to sign up for the Landlines Newsletter to receive information on the latest acquisitions and news on Nova Scotia Nature Trust conservation work.
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