MacLeod Inn
Region: Canada’s Musical Coast
Community: Inverness
6 rooms (Q), 4-pc bath, satellite TV. Reading & sitting room. Full breakfast 8–10am. Displays by local artists. Boat tours. ...
Inverness County Centre for the Arts
This hidden treasure at the top of the hill is home to two galleries exhibiting both professional and community artists. You’ll also find the Third Meadow Gift Shop which features works from more than 60 member artists. Choose from a unique selection of pottery, paintings, knitwear, jewelry, keepsakes and more. Ask our friendly staff about what programs and experiences we have organized for you. Don’t forget to pack a lunch for the patio overlooking the town’s breathtaking golf course, beach and sunsets
This facility is wheelchair accessible with free Wi-Fi and is available for rentals which includes a studio, full service kitchen, reception room and licensed bar. We are located at the North end of the village of Inverness on the dirt road adjacent to the ocean.
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