Halifax Seaport
The Halifax Seaport is a vibrant and revitalized area of the Halifax waterfront. With newly renovated facilities for the growing cruise business and an enhanced arts and cultural area, the Seaport is quickly becoming the creative heart of Halifax. Public spaces for locals and visitors continue to be developed as part of the Halifax Port Authority's ten year plan.
At the heart of the Halifax Seaport you will find Pier 21 Canada’s Immigration Museum and Pavilion 22, a vibrant and friendly open-concept market that brings "the best of Nova Scotia" to your fingertips. You will find a wide variety of retailers and artisans offering the best handcrafted products including jewelry, gifts, apparel, accessories and signature items. Next to Pier 21 Canada’s Immigration Museum is the Mary E. Black Gallery, Nova Scotia's only public gallery with a fine craft mandate, hosting local, regional, national and international fine craft exhibitions year round. Across from Pavilion 20, Garrison Brewery, Halifax's largest independent microbrewer, you can sample a variety of full flavored, all natural, preservative free ales or grab a cup traditionally roasted coffee at the Java Factory Roasting Company, Nova Scotia’s premiere specialty coffee roaster.
Visit the Halifax Seaport website to learn more.
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