St. Stephen, NB is located in beautiful Charlotte County. In the southwest corner of New Brunswick.
~~coming from McAdam, Harvey, Fredericton area? Travel south on #3 Highway to the traffic circle, continue straight down King St. Downtown you will find many free public parking lots. Signs are posted.
~~coming from Pennfield, Saint John, Sussex, Moncton? Travel West on #1 Highway to the first St. Stephen exit. Continue straight down King St. Downtown you will find many free public parking lots. Signs are posted.
~~Coming from the United States? Crossing into Canada from Calais...after clearing Canada Customs, turn right onto Milltown Blvd. You will be in the heart of St. Stephen NB. Continue on Milltown Blvd, and you will see many free public parking lots. Signs are posted.

As of 2007, due to Health and Safety regulation Ganong Bros, Ltd. can no longer offer factory tours. If you are interested in seeing the history of Ganong chocolates, please visit The Chocolate Museum. For more information call 506-466-7848 or visit www.chocolatemuseum.ca

Chocolate Fest is a celebration of community, of seeing and enjoying old friends as well as making new friends. It is the celebration of over 130 years of chocolate and candy-making in St. Stephen by Ganong Bros, Ltd. Through chocolate-themed dinners, lunches, special displays, tours, childrens' events, and with our wonderful mascots, The Great Chocolate Mousse and his lovely wife Tiffany, we strive to make Chocolate Fest a wonderful experience for young and old.

Chocolate Fest is always held the first full week in August.

July 31 - August 6, 2011

Absolutely! We have available for purchase many items, including t-shirts, chocolate-scented pencils, crayons, water bottles and buttons. Merchandise available at our Chocolate Fest office, located in the Visitor Information Centre.

Absolutely you can. In the heart of downtown, visit "The Chocolatier". An old-fashioned chocolate/candy shop located in the original Ganong chocolate factory. Here you can purchase hand-dipped chocolates, sugar-free chocolates, chocolate covered-cherries, Roman nougat, chocolate bark, and our famous pink Chicken Bones. You can also purchase all of the wonderful candy and mints that Ganong manufactures. Gift baskets and specialty items are also available.

Yes, it is: It houses The Chocolatier - The place in town to purchase all of Ganong's products, the Chocolate Museum/Discovery Centre - a fabulous place that was recently expanded and now provides the public with a close up view of the art of hand-dipping. There are many new interactive displays and a gift boutique. Ganong Place is also the new home of the St. Stephen Town Hall. The four-storey building is home to private residences and many businesses.