The Festi-GrÎles de la Côte-Nord presents a unifying event where non-native and indigenous cultures mix through north-coastal agri-food products, microbreweries, distilleries, food kiosks in addition to culinary workshops on the grill or over the fire ...
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The Kanapeut Innu Traditional Site is a place where Innu culture comes alive. It is a place to share Innu-aitun, a culture that includes way of life and language, connection to the land, spirituality and values. It pays tribute to the elders, grandparents ...
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Innu Nikamu (“he sings in Innu”) is one of the biggest Indigenous music festivals on the continent. Over four days, artists from different nations take to the festival stage to perform in different musical styles. Through the festival, the community ...
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The Innucadie Stories and Legends Festival Innucadie is located at the end of Route 138 on the North Coast, is an exceptional event which takes place in remote Natashquan-Nutashkuan, a charming village with beaches, waters suitable for swimming, taiga ...
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A visit to Atikuss will awaken all your senses and transport you to the heart of the history of the Innu people. Pages of stories are embodied in the work of the artisans that they will share with you. You will discover their passion for craftsmanship ...
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This museum's collection features numerous Amerindian and Inuit works of art. You will also find a pottery workshop and a small local arts boutique.
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Shaputuan (the big tent) recounts the millennia-old history of a nomadic people in their ancestral homeland. The permanent exhibition, Innu utassi (the land of the Innu), follows the Innu through the seasons and their annual life cycle. This history and ...
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The mission of the Shaputuan Museum of Uashat is to share Innu culture and to facilitate dialogue between Indigenous and non- Indigenous peoples. This goal is achieved through intercultural exchanges and actions intended for young students in all schools ...
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