Come see what we see.
Arts & Culture
The area surrounding Sault Ste. Marie inspired a group of seven artists – and a nation – to tell its story. Today, it’s where artists, musicians, artists, videographers, writers, photographers, artisans, and performers gather to share their talents with the community.
Eat & Drink
Meals and experiences to remember around every corner. Sault Ste. Marie’s culinary and nightlife scene offers everything from international cuisine and vegan restaurants, to cafés and pub fair, to live music hot spots, craft-breweries, and ice cream shops.
Farmer's Markets
Find locally grown, made or produced projects at one of Sault Ste. Marie’s two Farmers Markets. From farm to table, both the Algoma Farmers Market and Mill Market connect Northern Ontario farmers and artisans to local consumers.
Festivals & Events
Sault Ste. Marie is all about celebration. All year round, people of all ages can immerse themselves in culture, music, art, heritage, live theatre, comedy, and culinary pleasures.
Outdoor Adventure
Your weekends just got a lot more adventurous. Camping, fishing, canoeing & kayaking, hiking, cycling, swimming, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, skating….there truly is no off season in Sault Ste. Marie.
Places of Worship
Sault Ste. Marie is a very inclusive community that has an abundance of diverse places of worship. These places are not only an integral part of the Sault’s local community; they also welcome visitors and newcomers with open arms. Places of worship include Christian Churches, Synagogues and Mosques.
Recreation & Activities
Go, Go, Go… or take time to relax. Sault Ste. Marie offers the best of both worlds. Spend a day at one of several full-service spas, take a stroll on Whitefish Island to catch a glimpse of unique wildlife, or choose to join a recreational sports team, take a motocross ride at Runway Park, or hit the links. No matter what you choose do, you won’t be bored (we promise).
Shopping
From charming antique stories to major retail malls, Sault Ste. Marie’s shopping scene has it all. Just minutes away from the Sault’s waterfront, downtown shopping includes galleries, souvenir shops, and an abundance of locally owned stores (think eco-friendly and organic baby products, vintage records, Canadian made women’s apparel, bicycles, skis, yarn, and so much more…)