Kautzi

Perfect day for a market! Thanks so much to everyone who stopped by BaddeckMarket yesterday. We’ll be back in two weeks, August 29th. Hope to see you then!

Your weekend plans start here! Our vendor lineup for tomorrow is set, bringing a fantastic mix of fresh harvests, delicious baked goods, original artwork, handcrafted items, and live music with Amelie Sampson 🎶

📍 Parking lot of the Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site
🕙 Saturday, August 8, 10 AM – 1 PM

See you tomorrow morning!

Brød - Baddeck Crab Apple Farm Dunakyn Woods Farm Land and Sea La Provence bakery Kautzi Petra Designs Petra LeBlanc Studio Maple Simone Carmichael Tat's Lace Walker's Preservery Wylde Rose Handmade Soaps Ahsan Bhatti

I’m so eagerly waiting for my new calendars to arrive that I almost forgot to flip the page of my current one. Hello August!

Excited to share this one! I created the artwork for this year’s Rèis Mhàbu / Run Mabou race merch – a paper-cut landscape of the Mabou River. Such a beautiful spot to illustrate.

We are thrilled to reveal our official 2026 merch lineup! This year we’ve partnered with talented local artist Kautzi to bring the beauty of our trails to life.

Our 2026 collection features artwork inspired by the stunning autumn scenery along the Celtic Shores Coastal Trail - and specifically features an overhead depiction of the 5km turn around point along the Mabou River.

👕 Long Sleeve Dry-Fit Shirt: Stay comfortable and dry through every mile.

👜 Tote Bag: Ideal for carrying your race-day essentials or your everyday must-haves.

❄️ Cozy Toque: The perfect accessory for those crisp autumn runs or casual post-race hangouts.

But one, buy two or buy all three (we recommend this option 😉) and secure your spot at the starting line today!

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If you could only bring one tote to the beach this summer, which would it be?

As I’m packing things up for tomorrow’s BaddeckMarket I just realised I’ve been doing them for 5 years already! Time surely flies, and I still feel pretty much like a newbie. Looking at my market table though, you can surely see some changes over time.