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This page is about Brewers Quay in Weymouth, Dorset
This shopping village draws crowds of over one million shoppers per year. If you are looking for a unique gift, this is an ideal place to visit, with a wide and varied selection of shops. As well as the shopping you can find out about Weymouths history, or use the centre as a start point for exploring the local area such as the Fort and gardens on the old harbour, or even take a Ferry to Portland, the Channel Islands or the Castle.
You can learn about some 600 years of local history, with the timewalk journey, also the Borough Collection exhibiting social history, Covering George III at the end of the Eighteenth Century, which had a real impact on this Naval port. Don't miss out on Discovery, where you may find out a fact or two about yourself in this interactive attraction for all the family.
The selection of arts and crafts available is quite something, with collections from China, Peru and Inida, alongside local artists work from South West England such as Paulines Patchwork and Sewing Store, where you can try out Patchwork for yourself and purcahse a wide range of supplies should you wish to carry on at home! You will also find books on Thomas Hardy, Smuggling and local history, jewellery, candles, pot pourri and scented oils along with glassware from the likes of Caithness, Heron and Mats Jonassen, models of historical ships, barometers, wooden clocks, and a selection of hand made unique gretting cards.
Another example of the treats on offer is Brunswick Interiors which sells Shaker, Oak and Pine furniture. Spellbound offers a range of goods along a Myth and Magic theme along with hand made glass goods. Then there is Quayside Leather offering excellent Quality leather products such as jackets, belts, gloves and bags.
If you enjoy collecting things, this is the place for you! you will find figureheads, lanterns old toys (including old favourites such as Triang, Horby and Dinky collections) - These are on offer at 'Old Toys and Trains' who also offer vintage French dolls. You may also wish to visit 'Cloud 9 collectables' who sell China and Glassware items. or the Children, don't forget to visit 'Pooh and Pals' where you can find Eeyore, Pooh and Piglet with there friends on items such as keyrings, bookmarks and other collectable items. Also for the Crafty Arty's Castle, this shop done up as a magical castle gives children the chance to make what ever they want in the 'dazzling dungeon'! Young dancers should not miss out on 'Born to Dance' which specialises in dance wear from Ballet to tap to ballroom to jive, selling all the kit, clothing and accessories. You will find a selection of places to have a snack or drink, including some special treats such as local produce including pickles, cheese, wines, preserves, pasties and pies. For the more sweet toothed, sweet sensations will not fail to please with rock, sugar mice, jars of sweets and more! If you like a tipple, check out the Dorset Brewing Company who produce award winning ales. alongside a some useful as well as luxury value added services which include quilting workshops, gift wrap service, and children’s art and craft workshops. During your visit you can also commission your very own piece of hand painted glass work, pine furniture and wedding gifts.
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