To See & Do
Any drive on Twillingate island winds along the scenic coastline with wharfs, dorys, fishing boats, brightly painted fishing stages with sunlight shimmering off the water.
Every spring brings its harvest of icebergs from the north that dots the coastline and whales coming to feed around the coast.
Twillingate's annual Fish Fun and Folk Festival takes place during the last week of July each year.
What's On the Go?
Live Entertainment
From late June to early September Twillingate has a variety of live entertainment options such as:
Kitchen Party @ The Anchor Inn (884-2777)
The Split Peas (884-2283/2801)
All Around the Circle Dinner Theatre (884-5423/2867)
Back Room Sessions by Ada Piercy Jenkins (884-2928)
Twillingate Kitchen Party by Irene Bridger (884-5399)
Musical Performances at Cameron Hall (884-2242)
For Art Lovers
- Twillingate Gallery, and view the work of Nina Keogh and John Satterberg, 12 Main Street Southside, Twillingate
- Driftwood Gallery and see the work of artist Ted Stuckless (125 Main Street)
- Paintings by Pearl and view the art of Pearl Geiger, Main Street, Crow Head
- Manuel's Woodcraft, view the equisite woodcraft of John Manuel
For Wine Lovers
Auk Island Wine Tour and Tasting
For Curious Minds
- Visit Prime Berth Living Heritage Museum all day. Cod Splitting Demonstrations most mornings at 10 am
- Twillingate Astronomical Observatory
- Do a whale watching boat tour
Other Spots to Explore
- Long Point Lighthouse
- St. Peter’s Church
- Twillingate Museum
- Durrell Museum
- Twillingate Masonic Lodge
For Nature Lovers
- The Natural Arch, and other hiking trails.
- Numerous berry picking patches for blueberries, partridge berries and bakeapples
- Roaming the many beaches and coves for sea treasures or bergy bits


