Epekwitnewaq Sharing Series
Indigenous-led cultural experiences at Parks Canada places in Epekwitk
Connect with Mi’kmaw and Indigenous culture through guided experiences led by artisans, storytellers and cultural knowledge sharers at Skmaqn—Port-la-Joye—Fort Amherst National Historic Site and Greenwich in Prince Edward Island National Park. Offerings include hands-on creation, demonstrations, stories and teachings.
Choose an experience below to view the date, location, pricing and availability. Space is limited, and advance booking is required.
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Experience Locations
The Epekwitnewaq Sharing Series takes place at two Parks Canada places in Epekwitk. Learn more about each location before planning your visit.
Greenwich Interpretation Centre
Located in the Greenwich section of Prince Edward Island National Park, the Greenwich Interpretation Centre is surrounded by coastal dunes, wetlands, trails and shoreline. The fully wheelchair-accessible Centre features exhibits exploring the area’s natural and cultural history and provides an indoor setting for Sharing Series experiences.
Address:
29 Wild Rose Road
Greenwich, PE
Meeting point:
Interpretation Centre Reception
Skmaqn—Port-la-Joye—Fort Amherst
Overlooking Charlottetown Harbour from Rocky Point, Skmaqn—Port-la-Joye—Fort Amherst National Historic Site is a historic gathering place with significance within Mi’kmaq, French, Acadian and British histories. Visitors will find open grounds, interpretive exhibits, walking trails and expansive views of the harbour.
Address:
191 Haché Gallant Drive
Rocky Point, PE C0A 1H2
Meeting point:
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