National Indigenous Peoples’ Day

National Indigenous Peoples’ Day is a celebration of the heritage, diverse cultures and outstanding achievements of First Nations, Inuit and Métis people and communities throughout Canada. Huronia Historical Parks is proud to help highlight the accomplishments and innovations of Indigenous peoples through our educational celebration. General Admissions – $12.

Timed activities (times to be announced)
– Gathering ceremonies
– Eagle Flight Singers drum group
– Haudenosaunee water drumming in the Longhouse
– Canoe and waterway demonstration
– Traditional firestarting demonstration
– Segmekwé Métis drum group

All-day activities 
– Lacrosse speed net
– Three Sisters Soup tasting in the cookhouse
– “Survival in the Bush” outdoor survival skills
– Métis games and display, presented by Discovery Harbour
– Craft presented by Parks Canada & Beausoleil Island National Historic Site
– Indigenous Ring & Pin game
– Truth and reconciliation display in the indoor museum
– Indigenous Ingenuity Exhibit in the indoor museum
– Sainte-Marie historical video in the theatres
– Indigenous & Métis Artisans market