All Indigenous Experiences

Teaching Canada’s Aboriginal history since 1978. Why Go? Learn about the rich history of Aboriginal Peoples in this fascinating museum located in Portage College in the Hamlet of Lac La Biche. With nearly 2000 Indigenous artworks and artifacts from First Nations, Metis, and Inuit peoples catalogued to promote a greater understanding of this culture. The museum currently has 8 wonderful Read more...

Indigenous-Inspired Cuisine Why Go? Experience a distinctive Métis culinary adventure at the Métis Crossing Restaurant located in the Cultural Gathering Centre, where you can indulge in delicious Indigenous-inspired dishes while enjoying breathtaking views of the North Saskatchewan River. Métis Crossing proudly serves premium bison, trout, and locally-sourced seasonal ingredients, expertly crafted by talented Indigenous chefs. Each bite honors the blend Read more...

Experience Alberta’s History  Why Go? Explore the intriguing history of fur trading at Fort George & Buckingham House, located 11 km east of town via Highway 646. In 1792, two forts were constructed by rival fur trade companies on the banks of the North Saskatchewan River: Fort George and Buckingham House. Engage in interactive exhibits that vividly portray the cultural Read more...

Experience Alberta’s History Why Go? Explore the captivating history of Alberta at Victoria Settlement, where visitors are transported back in time through fascinating tours and activities. Suitable for visitors of all ages, you can embark on guided tours, explore the historic buildings, and interact with costumed interpreters who bring history to life. If you enjoy exploring on your own, you Read more...

Four Seasons of Fun Family Experiences Why Go? Discover Prairie Gardens, a charming “little farm that could” near Bon Accord, where your family can experience garden-inspired fun and educational land-based activities. Founded in 1956 as a tree nursery, this regenerative, biodynamic farm now flourishes over 50 acres in Sturgeon County, just 25 minutes northeast of Edmonton on highway 28. It Read more...

Indigenous Art. Why Go? Dreamcatchers Gift & Art Gallery is an Indigenous family owned business showcasing local arts & gifts. What’s Unique? Dreamcatchers Gift & Art Gallery has an art rental program that they donate a portion of the proceeds to a charity of your choice to! Read more...

Family owned café serving good old home made cooking! Why Go? Stop in at Baba’s Bistro to enjoy a specialty coffee, espresso or latte.  You can enjoy homemade soups, sandwiches, pies, and baking.  Be sure to try some of their homemade Ukrainian food! What’s Unique? Check out their Extreme Cinnabon Day or Friday Pieday!  They also have a Live Jam Read more...

Life distilled down to what’s important. Why Go? Hawke Prohibition Distillery prides themselves on crafting premium spirits using only the highest quality ingredients and their one-of-a-kind continuous distillation process to create a full range of premium alcohol spirits. They use organic and locally sourced ingredients whenever possible. There are no additives, essences, preservatives or artificial colors in any of their Read more...

The snow is falling, the land and the seasons are changing, and Métis Crossing is welcoming you to discover and experience their distinct Indigenous culture this winter. Winter Staycation Packages Winter Family Package: Two Nights, Three Days or Winter Family Package: One Night, Two Days, Awaken your adventurous spirit, fulfill your cultural curiosities, and find yourself relaxing and reconnecting with Read more...

Housed in the Old CN rail station at the bottom of Main Street, The Wainwright and District Museum is your source for local history! They are open Monday to Friday 9:30-4:30, and Weekends 11-3. The Museum boasts exciting displays, a gift store and a restaurant and along with the historic buildings and the Rail Park, stand as the main tourist Read more...