Picton BIA

County Creative, in Picton Ontario, founded by Nicole Troke & Lori Meeboer, offers unique artistic experiences with a fine art gallery and studio featuring pottery painting, art workshops and private events.

Zest Kitchen Shop offers carefully selected kitchen items to inspire home cooking and gatherings. Browse quality products, gift ideas, and professional knife sharpening.

Nickle's offers seasonal decor, gifts, and custom framing services with a year-round Christmas touch. Perfect for all your framing needs.

County T-shirts celebrates PEC's heritage with iconic designs on comfy garments. Inspired by local culture, we prioritize quality, comfort, and style.

Naval Marine Archive: Canadian nonprofit preserving maritime and aeronautical history. Explore marine books, art gallery, ship models. Extensive collections available for free. Join us.

Picnic PEC, led by chef Rebecca Hunt, offers flavorful creations and catering services in Prince Edward County, focusing on intimate events with fresh, dietary-friendly menu options.

Inspiring coworking space in Picton for creatives, techies, entrepreneurs, and freelancers to focus and excel together.

The Royal Hotel in downtown Picton offers 33 guest rooms, spa services, farm-to-table dining, cafe, bakery, bar, boardroom, boutique, gym and heated pool.

Savon Du Bois, established 20 years ago, creates hand-made body products with locally-sourced ingredients. We also offer organic teas and ethically-sourced coffee for a holistic lifestyle.

Bocado at 252 Main Street, Picton, is open, offering seasonal Spanish-inspired food, cocktails, and regional wines in a warm, energetic space.

Founded in 2013, the Department of Illumination organizes festivals and workshops to bring joy and creativity to the community in Prince Edward County, Ontario.

Established in 1846, the Picton Branch Library evolved from a Mechanic's Institute into a Carnegie Library, serving as a vital community resource.

Arts on Main Gallery in downtown Picton showcases original works from 24 local artists in various mediums, fostering a tight-knit artistic community.

The Regent Theatre in Picton, Ontario, hosts live theatre, music, movies, and fine arts programs since 1922, reflecting Prince Edward County's community.

The County Adaptation Film Festival (CAFF) takes place in Prince Edward County September 27-29, 2024. Five films, three community experiences and two conversations will take place over the three day festival in various locations across the county. Visit www.countyadaptationfilmfest.ca for a full schedule of all events. Festival passes are available now with tickets on sale September 1.