PEI's longest-running pottery studio is a family affair and a labor of love – it's been operated by the same clan since opening in 1973. The colorful pots, cups and ceramics make great souvenirs, and if you're lucky you might meet current owner Suzanne Scott. There's also a lovely little ice-cream parlor and cafe next door.
Village Pottery
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