A re-purposed historic church on the North Mountain with a Farmers’ Market, Heritage Displays, Music Concerts, Workshops and Events. DISCOVER OUR SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITY
On Jan 25, 2025 we gathered to chat about
Thank you to everyone who came out and supported Tapestry in our collaborative solutions gathering. A summary of the ideas for moving into our society’s second decade is here .
We held our Annual General Meeting on February 22, 2025 Read our 2024 Annual Report here
WELCOME TO OUR TAPESTRY
Along the breathtaking bluffs of the Bay of Fundy, with the world’s highest tides, the re-purposed historic United Church stands in the small fishing village of Harbourville. This is the home of the North Mountain United Tapestry Cultural & Heritage Society. It’s our mission is to host a welcoming space in our community that celebrates and enhances our local culture, economy and quality of life.
We want to empower our community. You are a part of that and we encourage you to come out, enjoy our time together, and get involved as a volunteer.
Each contribution to your community, whether year-round or part-time, big or small, shapes this community’s future and adds to its vibrancy and sustainability, and to your quality of life.
Our market and events are an opportunity to connect with your neighbours, learn a new skill, purchase hand-crafted gifts or locally-grown produce, can create memorable experiences, strengthen our community, and help educate our children on our local skills and capacities.
Come join us in Harbourville on November 23rd for the North Mountain United Tapestry and Market annual artisan market. Carmen Legge will be on site with his forge making hooks (to hang your stockings). You can give it a try too! We will have apple pressing from the press and orchard of Doug Kemp and Pat Kemp and hot apple cider to warm you soul. AND artisans, artists and bakers inside our historic little church and outside too! Harbourville’s old schoolhouse, (now the Harbourville Restoration Society community centre), will be hosting a tea and sale from 11AM to 1PM with homemade sandwiches, tea, coffee and a silent auction. The Harbourville Fish Market will be open….it will be a great day to come to th
Come join us in Harbourville on November 23rd for the North Mountain United Tapestry and Market annual artisan market. Carmen Legge will be on site with his forge making hooks (to hang your stockings). You can give it a try too! We will have apple pressing from the press and orchard of Doug Kemp and Pat Kemp and hot apple cider to warm you soul. AND artisans, artists and bakers inside our historic little church and outside too! Harbourville’s old schoolhouse, (now the Harbourville Restoration Society community centre), will be hosting a tea and sale from 11AM to 1PM with homemade sandwiches, tea, coffee and a silent auction. The Harbourville Fish Market will be open….it will be a great day to come to th
Our farmers’ market is celebrating it’s 12th season in 2025. Big love to our incredible customers at the North Mountain Market for going all-in on ‘buy local’ in 2025. You’re directly supporting our passion projects – farm, garden, bakery and studio creations – and keeping our families happy and afloat. We are grateful!
See you in Soon !
2025 Go to our North Mountain Market page to see all of our vendors for the 2025 season
Interested In Joining Us As A Vendor in 2025?
Check out our Policy and Procedure Document. If you are an approved vendor type, then we encourage you to apply to join us.
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