The Heritage Shop located on the first floor of Cabot Tower opened on April 2nd. Current Spring hours are 10:00am to 5:30pm daily. Visitors can shop with a view and browse the finest selection of local gifts, souvenirs, collectibles, art, crafts, books and more.
Read MoreThe 309 Water Street Heritage Shop is located east of Phase 1 upgrades, slated in begin April, and will not be within the 2018 construction zone. The City of St. John's has committed to maintaining a minimum of one lane of traffic on Water Street at all times, and pedestrian access will not be restricted
Read MoreA new Heritage Shop retail space will open in Summer 2018 as part of the St. John's International Airport's departures lounge expansion. The new location's modern and bright displays will showcase a large selection of local gifts, art, crafts, jewellery, souvenirs and more
Read More"Towards an Encyclopedia of Local Knowledge" by Pam Hall has been selected for the 2018 Heritage and History Book Award. This ambitious publication chronicles the province’s unique heritage through the knowledge of tradition-bearers and local-residents, and presents it in a highly visual and artistic format.
Read More4th year Political Science student Jacob Elyk has been named the 2018 recipient of the Dr. Paul O'Neill Scholarship. Awarded biannually, the $1000 scholarship recognizes an exempliary Bachelor of Arts student at Memorial University who persues education in some aspect of Newfoundland studies.
Read MoreSeven Manning Awards for Excellence were presented for outstanding projects that present and engage the public in the province's heritage. The award ceremony was held March 7th, 2018 at the Sheraton Hotel Newfoundland, and was followed by a reception at Government House.
Read MoreThe HSA is proud to announce the student winners of the annual Design and Story Contest. Please make sure to view their beautiful and throughtful interpretations of the 2018 Heritage Fair theme: Lessons from Our Past, Shaping Our Future
Read MoreThe HSA's Heritage and History Book Award recognizes outstanding works of non-fiction that enrich the knowledge of the general public of the heritage and history of our province. The year's shortlisted works present an eclectic range of topics.
Read MoreThe Water Street Gallery is continuing our Artist-in-Residence Program in 2018. The first artist of the year is Leona Ottenheimer who will be working away in the gallery Wednesday through Sunday afternoons from January 3rd to January 28th.
Read MoreHoliday shipping deadlines are fast approaching, so get your Heritage Shop online orders in to ensure Newfoundland and Labrador gifts under your Christmas tree. The Heritage Shop retail stores have extended hours to meet your holiday shopping needs!
Read MoreEntries are now open for our annual Design and Story Contest. Open to NL Students in Grades 4 to Level III, this year's theme is “Lessons from Our Past, Shaping Our Future". There will be two winners per region, with one overall provincial winner having their design featured on the official 2018 Heritage Fair t-shirt.
Read MoreCongratulations to Katherine Walters of The Purple Raven Boutique, this year's receipient of the Craft Award for Interpretation of Provincial History. Katherine was recognized for her wire knit jewellery which interprets various aspects of the province's traditions, history and culture.
Read MorePlease join us November 12th for the opening reception of our newest exhibition at The Water Street Gallery. Featuring artists: Patsy Gosse (Photography), April Learie (Mixed Media), Wendy Shirran (Pottery) and Amber LeDrew-Bonvarlez (Painting). The show runs until December 23rd.
Read MoreSave the tax on Saturday, November 4th, 2017 at our two convenient downtown St. John's Heritage Shop locations: 309 Water Street and 158 Duckworth Street. Shop local and support our cultural heritage outreach projects! Can't make it down? Save 15% when you shop online, Promo Code: 2017TAXFREE.
Read MoreThe HSA is seeking nominations for exceptional projects that have presented our province's unique history and heritage, and also for individuals who have made great personal contributions to the presentation of Newfoundland and Labrador's heritage.
Read MoreAmature and professional photographers are invited to submit photos of iconic Newfoundland and Labrador settings and the province's National Historic Sites for inclusion in the Historic Sites Association's 2019 calendar.
Read MoreThe Water Street Gallery is proud to be trialing an Artist-in-Residence Program! Our first artist is Amber LeDrew Bonvarlez who will be working away in the gallery Wednesday through Sunday afternoons until October 8th.
Read MoreThe 22nd Bartlett Lecture will be taking place Saturday, September 23rd in Brigus. Lecturer Andrew C. McNeill will reflect upon his experiences in the Arctic with the Canadian Coast Guard and discuss how operations have changed since the days of Captain Bob Bartlett.
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