Jellybean Row
245 Duckworth Street A1C1G8 St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, NL, Canada

Jellybean Row Christmas cards: $32 for a very special box of 16 designs. Free Canadian shipping on 3 boxes or more, local delivery for $5 in St. John's area. Order yours today by sending us a direct message. Please share in the spirit of this independent shopping season!... ALSO: Due to the runaway success of this post, local area delivery is free to customers who share this!

The Russells of Gower Street go all-out for Halloween! Have a great day everyone!

Kings Road is arguably the most colourful block in the city. But you can’t say the same about the messy brown street in front, the result of a major washout caused Sunday by a broken pipe.

It's not based on Jellybean Row but our newest product is all about row houses, and on one of the best-known streets in the world: Coronation Street! Our artists have recreated the block in colourful and meticulous detail, with the Rovers Return on one end, Alahan's on the other, and those distinctive brick homes in between. And if you know someone who loves this, the highest rated soap opera in the world, please share! Here's the link: www.corriemailbox.com

: ! () - ! We love downtown! So, it saddens us to announce that the Jellybean Row Shop and Gallery will be on September 30. We will continue to offer online purchases as well as retail sales (with free delivery in the local area). And if you are interested in a large purchase, such as stretched canvas, feel free to call us at (709) 691-0632. This means that, for now without t...he benefit of foot traffic we will stop selling items from other local producers. This inventory has to go so all items are ! As well, our own branded items those not already discounted are . If you have questions about our sale, please give us a shout! We will look hard at reopening our store in the spring, and we hope for positive changes between now and then. Because !

This spectacular image was not taken from a boat. It was captured by Lisa B Sells on the beach at St. Vincent's, where the whales come within metres of the shore to feed and frolic like this a bit further out. And it's just over an hour from St. John's, down the Salmonier Line. If you're a local or a visitor, you really need to experience this place.