On the shores of the Saint-François River, 10 km from Lac Saint-Pierre, Quebec’s first Indigenous museum offers a captivating cultural experience. Come visit the exhibitions, the Odanak church and chapel, as well as the arts and crafts shop Kiz8bak (meaning ...
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Visitors can relive 6,000 years of Pekuakamiulnuatsh history through various museum exhibits. Gain a compelling and provocative view into an age-old culture. Hear the voices of wisdom of generations that came before us. Explore the forest and visit Nuhtshimitsh ...
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Festivals and events share the spotlight one after the other throughout the season in the Nicolet-Yamaska region. Whether you are interested in seeing truck races or tractor pulls, tasting local specialties or learning more about Indigenous cultures, ...
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Nunavik is Québec’s far north, rugged and awe-inspiring. For millennium, the remote geography of this immense territory has served to protect the region’s natural features and landscapes, as well as its wildlife. The exceptionally pure waters of Pingualuk ...
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This year’s edition of the Echoes of a Proud Nation Pow Wow is slated to take place on July 8 and 9, 2023. The event promotes an atmosphere of friendship between Kahnawà:ke and its neighbours, as well as with visitors from all parts of the world. Every ...
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Located in the Abenaki community of Odanak, Abenaki Aventure campground awaits! Le site counts some 64 divided rental accommodations and eight sections set up in a circle, each including eight fully equipped three-service lots (water, sewage, and 30- ...
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Major work is underway at the Kinawit site.
For this reason, the site is closed for an indefinite period. Kinawit is an amazing place to discover the rich Aboriginal culture, amidst a natural soothing setting conducive to exchanges. It is located on ...
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Manawan, aboriginal community of the Atikamekw nation, invites visitors to experiences sustainable and fair tourism with authentic learning opportunities, adventures and cultural exchanges in an exceptional natural setting, easily accessible from Montreal ...
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An eco-tourism aboriginal site is ready to welcome you. It consists of a chalet, multiple traditional and authentic Cree dwellings that feature comfort and unique experiences that immerse guests into the Cree cultural environment. In the winter, snowshoeing ...
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