by Carter Francis | May 21, 2026
Ni’n na L’nu: The Mi’kmaq of Prince Edward Island is an interpretive exhibit located at the Greenwich Interpretation Centre in Prince Edward Island National Park. The exhibit consists of five wigwam-inspired structures that present evocative images, immersive audio,...
by MitchellRennie | Dec 15, 2022
Does the drum resonate in your heart when you hear it? If so, it’s your time to come to Lennox Island and learn the teachings of the drum as you weave together your very own moose hide drum to take home with you. Learn about what the drum means to us, the history and...
by MitchellRennie | Dec 14, 2022
With the guidance of traditional teachers and storytellers, you will get to experience preparing Bannock (traditionally made bread) that is cooked in the sand. While everything is cooking, you will be treated to stories of traditional life on Lennox Island and maybe...
by MitchellRennie | Dec 13, 2022
Quill work is an ancient artwork that inspired the Mi’kmaq, or the porcupine people, to create such beautiful pieces of art that are now kept in museums all over the world for their beauty and timeless creativity. In this experience you will be able to work with a...
