Tah-Dah!
Shop next to Jean-Talon Market selling handmade Québec jewelry, candles and Montreal tote bags.
- Montréal
- Stores and restaurants
About Tah-Dah!
Tah-Dah! is a shop next to Jean-Talon Market in Montreal. It sells handmade Québec jewelry, candles and Montreal tote bags, bringing together the work of local makers in one place.
It suits shoppers looking for a gift with a local touch, and visitors who want a Montreal souvenir that is not mass-produced. Pair a stop here with a walk through Jean-Talon Market, especially in summer and fall when the stalls are full of Quebec produce. A tote bag or a candle makes an easy host gift. Shopping here is a simple way to support Quebec artisans.
At a glance
- Category
- Stores and restaurants
- Based in
- Montréal
- Size
- An independent, smaller maker
- Listed in
- Made in QuebecMade in QuebecMade in MontrealMade in Montreal
- Website
- tah-dah.ca
Questions people ask
Is Tah-Dah! made in Quebec?
Yes. Tah-Dah! started in Quebec and is based in Montréal, on the island of Montreal, so it is listed in both Made in Quebec and Made in Montreal.
What does Tah-Dah! do?
Shop next to Jean-Talon Market selling handmade Québec jewelry, candles and Montreal tote bags.
Where can I buy from Tah-Dah!?
Start with its official website, tah-dah.ca. Visit one of its locations, or check its website to find the closest one.
Is Tah-Dah! a big company or a small business?
Tah-Dah! is an independent, smaller business. Buying from makers like this one supports local jobs directly.
What are some local brands similar to Tah-Dah!?
Other local brands in Stores and restaurants include La Banquise, Frites Alors!, Marché Maisonneuve, Eva B.
How did Tah-Dah! get on this list?
Montreal Tips lists businesses that started in Quebec and still make, run or are based here. Listings are free and never sponsored. If you run Tah-Dah! and want to update this page, contact us.
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