Get to know our venues

The largest of Charlottetown’s many parks, Victoria Park offers a variety of outdoor activities including tennis courts, ball parks, grassy fields, a swimming pool, and a new accessible playground.

The Victoria Park Pavilion is located at 6 Victoria Pk Driveway S. Look for the Canadian flag and light grey building (as seen in the photo above).

If you’re walking (which we highly recommend, as it’s more convenient to get here on foot): The pavilion will be on your right as you follow the boardwalk from downtown. The boardwalk begins at the end of Kent Street (address for reference – 2 Kent St).

If you’re driving: The Victoria Park Roadway is a one-way street that you’ll turn on to from Brighton Rd. One-way parking is available all along Victoria Park Roadway. The pavilion will be on your left, shortly after you pass Kiwanis Dairy Bar (the yellow building).

Modo is a series of independent yoga studios, our location by the Charlottetown Marina, united in our dedication to create a more sustainable world. We welcome beginners and experienced students – we are a place for all.

Find parking right in front of the building (if you’re lucky!), along Water Street, or pay for parking in the Confederation Landing lot (right beside Peakes Quay).

Salt & Sol, located right above the Charlottetown Yacht Club, provides not only locally sourced food but also the best in local craft beers and ciders, handcrafted cocktails and a wide selection of wines and spirits.

Parking is available at 1 Pownal Street, but may be limited. Nearby street parking is your best bet. Follow the ocean breeze!

Experience mouth-watering Island flavours in the heart of downtown Charlottetown. Founders’ Food Hall & Market is a welcoming centre for all visitors offering some of the best of Prince Edward Island. Their green space out front will be a hot spot for entertainment this Saturday- find a spot on the patio and soak it all in!

Find parking along Water Street or pay for parking in the Confederation Landing lot (right beside Peakes Quay).

Designed and built by W.C. Harris in 1877 for James and Edith Peake, Beaconsfield was one of Charlottetown’s most elegant homes. Today, the iconic yellow Historic House stands as a beautiful example of Victorian architecture with many original features, and has a fascinating story to tell.

On sunny days, enjoy doing yoga on their front lawn overlooking the beautiful Charlottetown Harbour. On rainy days, cozy up inside the Carriage House, located right behind Beaconsfield. Look for the grey-green building (as seen in the photo above) and the little sign that says “Carriage House.”

Find parking in the large lot across the street from the Historic House, or on neighbouring streets such as Kent Street or West Street.

A boutique hotel situated in the heart of Charlottetown, PEI.

During the Tides Penthouse Poetry Social on Thursday, enjoy an impeccable cityscape view from Holman’s spacious 10th-floor penthouse, featuring a wrap-around terrace and floor-to-ceiling windows.

Find nearby parking on Great George, Grafton, or Queen Streets.

Welcome to Kinetic Fitness: Charlottetown’s newest gym. This fitness hotspot is redefining the gym experience with its expert coaching team and welcoming community atmosphere. Whether you’re a fitness novice or a seasoned athlete, Kinetic Fitness is committed to helping you reach your goals.

They offer classes from Olympic weightlifting and strength training to cardio and mobility exercises.

Check out the Kinetic Fitness community and start your journey to a stronger, healthier you!