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The town of St-Pierre has the look and feel of a rural French town that was pulled from French soil and transplanted into Newfoundland’s landscape. Residences, shops, hotels, office and other buildings are clustered near the harbour, divided by narrow, paved streets. A person could be fooled into thinking he or she was in France.

With 21 years of live professional theatre ranging from classic romance, rip-roaring comedies, spine-tingling mysteries, & toe-tapping music, the Grand Bank Regional Theatre offers something for everyone. Set in historic Grand Bank, join us for one of our six weekly plays or dinner theatre on Wed and Sat.

A tour through the museum retells a story of hard workingmen who literally worked themselves into a early grave. As one moves throughout the building images of those who worked at the mine comes back to life: what they wore, what equipment they worked with, and the conditions that were endured in order to provide for one's family.

The Heritage Cafe is located in Heritage Square next to the Craft Store and adjacent to the Heritage Museums. Enjoy a beautiful view of Burin Harbour while eating a traditional Newfoundland home cooked meal or a light dessert snack. Cheerful and friendly staff, picturesque surroundings inside and outside on the patio. After your meal enjoy a walk on the Boardwalk or visit the museums.

Visit a rare and eclectic collection of limited production Antique Cars and Memorabilia ranging from 1908 - 1970. All cars restored to the strictest standards of authenticity. A variety of rare muscle and luxury automobile spanning 107 years of automobile history.