Downtown Charlottetown Souvenirs

Show your Island love with a PEI necklaces, handcrafted in Prince Edward Island at Kuriosities studio. Hand sawn and polished at their studio with sand gathered from the shores of PEI. They can even add a tiny cut out heart over Charlottetown.

Available in your choice of sterling silver, sterling silver with PEI Sand texture, 14k yellow gold filled or 14k rose gold filled.

Location: 142 Richmond St.

Anne of Green Gables Chocolates began as a traditional chocolate shoppe that highlighted Anne of Green Gables themed handmade chocolates. Their chocolates are crafted using recipes inspired from 1908, the period when the famous L.M. Montgomery novel was published. 

Their famous Chocolate Caramels were among the first products created by this PEI famous chocolate brand. 

Location: 100 Queen St. 

It is no accident that Northern Watters Knitwear’s sweaters are often seen in major motion pictures set in the late nineteenth century. Their level of craftsmanship was born from that era, using antique Swiss Knitting Looms, they create sweater to last a lifetime. In an age when most manufacturers strive to cut costs and improve efficiency it has become their goal to be a hundred years behind the rest.

Location: 150 Richmond St. 

Moonsnail is a cheerful soap shop with over 150 soap and body care products handcrafted on PEI in small batches. They only use simple, natural ingredients because “Your Body and The Planet Deserve Love”. Stop by to grab one of the “PEI Sand Scrub Bars”: A real Prince Edward Island specialty- with red Island beach sand for exfoliating, red clay, and locally sourced kelp swirls. Enjoy a little piece of PEI when you can’t be here! 

Location: 85 Water St. 

Get ready to relish in the flavours of your childhood with Maritime Madness’s Mustard Pickle hot sauce! Inspired by the iconic jar of your mother's mustard pickles, this sauce brings a delightful touch of nostalgia to every bite with an added fiery kick. This family business takes pride in delivery on flavor, value and the end-to-end customer experience. Their company is 100% island operated. 

Location: 6 Prince St. 

For over three decades, the PEI Mussel Shirt has been an emblem of coastal charm, embodying the spirit of Prince Edward Island's picturesque landscapes and rich maritime heritage. Crafted with care and designed for comfort, this iconic tank top has become a staple for locals and visitors alike, symbolizing the essence of island living.

Location: 50 Queen St. 

This China organic sencha tea has sumptuous dried PEI strawberries, papaya pieces and organically compliant flavour to create an exceptionally smooth, golden green blend. It is a perfect dessert-style tea with all the elegance of a summer garden party. Serve it iced with a little lemonade added and you've got refreshment in a drink!

Location: 217 Pownal St. 

The Gahan House began as a brewpub in Downtown Charlottetown and has grown to have 6 locations across Atlantic Canada. They get their name “Gahan House” from the former resident of 126 Sydney St. – John Gahan, a prominent merchant in the 19th century. The Sydney Street Oatmeal Stout is a smooth, medium-bodied stout with roasted barley overtones, a hint of sweetness, and a dark creamy head. Enjoy a pint of Syndey Street Stout whilst taking in the energetic atmosphere of Sydney Street or pick up a can (or 6 😉) out of their to-go fridge! 

Location: 126 Sydney St. 

“The Island’s rich red dirt has long been known to colour clothing. Instead of trying to get it out, why not help put it in?”  In 1997, this island family-owned business decided to take a leap and stain clothes on purpose! And they’ve been doing it ever since. How they are made: 100% cotton shirts are placed into a mixture of well water and specially selected P.E.I. red dirt. Additional natural ingredients are then added to the basic solution to enhance colour fastness, and overtime the shirts take on the rich red hue of the Island’s soil. Finally, the products are washed and dried to perfection!

Location: 6 Prince St. 

The Charlottetown Tartan was designed and originally crafted by the team at Northern Watters Tartan Shop, and  was recently registered with The Scottish Register of Tartans in April 2024. The tartan was designed to reflect the Charlottetown flag; incorporating the burgundy crown of Queen Charlotte & the 5 squares located in Charlottetown: Queens, Rochford, Connaught, Hillsborough, and Kings all featured on the flag; the blue represents the thriving fishing industry on PEI; and finally, the thread count correlated with Charlottetown’s incorporation year of 1855. Visitors and locals can pick up a variety of products in the Charlottetown Tartan including scarves, stoles, blankets, and more! 

Location: 150 Richmond St. 

Eckhart the Mouse is the main character from The True Meaning of Crumbfest, the story of a curious little mouse, written by PEI author David Weale. Downtown Charlottetown is home to 9 little bronze statues of Eckhart; the public is invited to adventure alongside Eckhart, by following the clues, as he makes his way around many of the historical landmarks of the city. Pick up a copy of The True Meaning of Crumbfest at Bookmark & a copy of The Eckhart Scavenger Hunt can be found at the Charlottetown Visitor Information Centres or on our website: Eckhart Scavenger Hunt

Location: The True Meaning of Crumbfest: Bookmark (172 Queen St.)

Eckhart Scavenger Hunt: Visitor Information Centres (6 Prince St. & City Hall)

Shopping for a makeup lover? Check out the PEI Palette by Jesicca Gallant Beauty! You'll be transported to Canada's East Coast with these beautiful shades of Prince Edward Island! Featuring eyeshadows influenced from Jessica's favourite parts of PEI, these shades are pigmented and wearable for everyday or more creative looks.

Location: 160 Richmond St. 

Since 1983 COWS has been creating premium ice cream and whimsical clothing, creating joy and lasting meMOOries. While their creamy treats are undeniably delicious, their quirky t-shirts are stealing the show. From HAYlor Swift’s  The Eras Farm Tour to hilarious reimaginings of classic brands such a COWhartt, their t-shirts are the perfect blend of humor and nostalgia. There hilarious shirts are sure to turn heads and spark conversations. 

Location: 150 Queen St. 

Indigenous PEI is a not-for-profit cultural tourism organization dedicated to fostering the growth of authentic Indigenous tourism businesses and community enterprises in Epekwitk (PEI). Their vibrant space allows visitors to explore and purchase a diverse array of products crafted by Indigenous artisans and entrepreneurs including RoseWolf Creations! Annie Martin, also known as RoseWolf Creations, is a Mi’kmaw artisan from Millbrook First Nation, now living in Epekwitk (PEI) for the past decade. She specializes in pyrography and jewelry design, incorporating traditional Mi’kmaq motifs, nature, and abstract designs into her work. 

Location: 111B Queen St. 

Be sure to check out Oh Fudge! who offers over 20 different flavours of PEI Potato Fudge created using 100% PEI Potatoes. Did you know that despite being Canada’ smallest province measuring at 5,660 km² (for reference the 2nd smallest province is our neighbour Nova Scotia who measures 53,338 km²), PEI produce over 1/5 of Canada’s potatoes – more than any other province! Therefore, it makes sense that we have created unique potato recipes over the years.