We are the Provincial Museum system, administering 7 museum and gallery sites across Prince Edward Island, including Beaconsfield Historic House, where our offices are located, Basin Head Fisheries Museum (summers only) , Elmira Railway Museum (summers only) , Orwell Corner Historic Village (summer and autumn) , Acadian Museum of PE (year round)I, Green Park Shipbuilding Museum & Yeo House (summers only) and, Eptek Art & Culture Centre (year round). We also take care of the Provincial Collection,... Read more

Art classes and workshops - pencil, colored pencil, watercolor, acrylic, mixed media Writing classes and workshops - creative writing (poetry, fiction, creative non-fiction) and academic writing English classes - public speaking, writing, ESL Read more

From prevention to escalation and resolution, Norton Arts provides a practical and comprehensive approach to managing conflict. We cover all aspects of conflict from verbal to physical and are P.E.I's #1 source for self defence education. We provide tailored programs to suit your needs. So, from individuals to families, schools to workplace environments, we have you covered. Norton Arts is a mobile-based company that serves all of P.E.I. and beyond. Read more

PEI's longest-running and largest pro bicycle shop, MacQueen's Island Tours caters to local and visiting cyclists in beautiful Prince Edward Island. Sales, repairs, rentals, and independent supported multi-day tour programs. Read more

At PEI Cycling Tours we believe exploring PEI by bicycle is, quite simply, the best way to experience Canada's smallest Province. One way to take it all in is by way of the Confederation Trail, PEI's rails to trails. A tip to tip trail ride across PEI could be the perfect multi-day trek you and your group are looking for. We've got combo trail/road tours featuring winery and brewery visits as well as touching down on some of PEI's famous culinary offerings. Plus awesome mountain bike single-track! PEI... Read more

7s Pinballorama is Canada's largest classic pinball arcade with pinball machines from the early 1960's, brand new pinball machines, and everything in between. On occasion there will be a machine from the 30s, 40s or 50s on display. It is part museum, part arcade, and all fun. At Sevens Pinballorama you pay by the hour and all machines are set to free play. No quarters, tokens, or play cards needed. In addition to the rows of pinball machines, Sevens Pinballorama also has a collection of video arcades... Read more