Founded as a non-profit in Knowlton in 1984 and relocated to Sutton 8 1/2 years later, Farfelu was conceived as a place for often isolated Quebec artisans to meet, exchange ideas and information and get feedback on their work from the other members in the co-op, and also as as a showcase for their work, a place for it to be displayed and sold while sharing the cost and workload of running a boutique.

At Galerie Farfelu we are diverse, inclusive and ready to talk about it; Farfelu is all about diversity, conversation, inclusiveness, technique and more.

In the early years Farfelu was also a place where individual artisans could actually work, giving the local and visiting public a chance to watch and learn more about how they create their products. Workshops are still often given at Farfelu, and there is a monthly exhibit/vernissage in the display room for new and established artists to exhibit and sell their work, give demonstrations and find a wider audience for their craft. It's a great place to visit if you ever find yourself in the area, open Thursday to Monday all year long.

Located in the heart of Knowlton QC, Brome Lake Books has been serving the community for over 20 years. An Accredited English bookstore we are happy to help teachers and librarians in purchasing for their libraries. In addition to offering over 8,000 books onsite in our bookstore.

We carry new releases for adults, teens and children, both fiction and non-fiction. Our curated collection of titles has an emphasis on Canadian authors. You can also find greeting cards, magazines, art supplies, games, puzzles, puppets and pottery.

We have locally made soaps and hand creams and local artisan greeting cards. Also, you can see our display of local authors or browse our clearance cabin for great buys. We are pleased to sell downloadable audio books through LIBRO.FM. Don't forget our ever popular GIFT CARDS. If we don't have an item in-stock, we are happy to order it for you. If you aren’t able to visit us in person, our website can offer you a portal to acquiring your next favourite book or treasured gift.

Welcome to "Le Loom", your one-stop boutique, situated at 29 pricipale N Sutton Qc.​

We provide our customers with quality spiritual, conventional and artisanal local products. We have a large variety of articles for various tastes. Mystical items such as, books on tarot, oracle decks, stones, crystals and pendulums. Relaxation items such as, essential oils, burners, lamps, incense, candles and wind chimes. Healing/Cleansing items such as sage, sweet grass, medicine pouches, salts, herbs and smudge kits. And finally, handmade items such as dreamcatchers, weaves, signs, clothing, jewelry and much, much more. We honor all traditions of Native American, Shamanism, Buddhism, Celtic and Western Mysticism.

Le Loom stands out for its unique character and the many treasures to be discovered within. Several products to be discovered in the boutique are created by the artists and artisans of the areas. A great place to find that special gift for someone.

Come and check us out!

Le Panier Champêtre is owned and operated by Annette Blanco and Patti Larose-Mason. We are passionate about bringing the joy of gift giving to our clients.

Le Panier Champêtre has been creating customized gift baskets for corporate and personal occasions since 2004.

Desgined with classic style, each gift basket is put together carefully with attention to every detail. Product selection and presentation are a main focus for us in creating a gift basket that is just right for you.

Open 10am-5pm, 7 days a week at 4 Mt Echo Rd., Knowlton, Quebec, Canada.

Nadia Heppell's brick and mortar gallery. can be found at 80 rue Principale ouest, Magog, Quebec.

Born in Ulan-Ude, a Siberian city, Nadia moved to the United States at the age of 22. Having lived and traveled extensively around the world, she now resides with her family in Las Vegas and Magog, QC, Canada. Nadia has been painting professionally for over fifteen years, experimenting with various mediums and styles. She has developed a distinct style that is best represented in her "Naive People" series. Change is a central theme in her work, as she constantly seeks new colors, ideas, and images to renew herself as an artist and avoid becoming a mere craftsman.

As a mother of two, Nadia draws inspiration from her children, each bringing new dimensions to her art. When her son was young, she wrote and illustrated a book for him, which was published by a Brazilian publisher while they were living in Brazil. The book is available for purchase here. Currently, she is working on a new children's book.With the birth of her daughter, Nadia's work became more feminine, with themes focusing on beautiful women, magical girls, and enchanting flora.

Fine patisseries & artisan creations located at 389 principal nord, Richmond, QC, Canada, J0B2H0.