Glad Tidings Christmas Shoppe

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St Peter's & Area

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Open every day from May 1st to December 24th. Visit the shoppe and get into the Christmas spirit any time of the year! Bus tours welcome.

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Location & Contact

9711 Grenville St, St. Peter's, Nova Scotia

902-535-2248

gladtidings@seaside.ns.ca

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