On this guided adventure, learn about Acadian and Mi’kmaw culture through plant medicine and food remedies. With herbalist Angie Oriana Jenkins, explore four historic sites in the Grand Pré-region including Landscape of Grand Pré UNESCO World Heritage Site and National Historic Site, the Deportation Site, the Guzzle, and finish at the Horton Ridge Malt House. Connect with Angie’s personal story, take home your learnings and reflect on your own heritage in this immersive cultural experience.

Experience Highlights:

• Enjoy a guided tour where you will learn insights about Acadian and Mi’kmaw cultures
• Explore plant medicine and food remedies while visiting four historic sites
• Create your very own ‘Evangeline Elixir’ using botanicals that you’ve foraged during your tour
• Reflect upon your personal heritage and culture after this connective experience

2025 Experience Dates:

• June 8
• July 6
• August 24
• September 21

Price: Starting at $170.00 per person + HST + booking fee

* Includes a guided cultural tour with herbalist of four historic sites in the Grand Pré-region, botanical identification and foraging, use of locally made Mi’kmaw baskets, and an ‘Evangeline’ Elixir to take home with you.

Check availability and book your experience HERE.

Good to Know:

• Experience is approximately 3.5 hours in length from 12 pm – 3:30 pm.
• Meet at Grand Pré National Historic Site “Overflow Parking Lot” (across the street from 2205 Grand Pre Rd.)
• Participants will drive their own vehicles to each location site. Directions to each site will be provided from the meeting point.
• This experience is approximately three and a half hours in length and is suitable for all ages.
• This experience contains some light walking which includes uneven, rocky terrain at times. Wear clothing and footwear appropriate for all weather and terrains.
• All natural/eco-friendly bug spray & sunscreen is offered.
• There is a public washroom but only at the last destination so please plan accordingly & consider stopping at a gas station or restaurant as a rest stop before arriving.
• Our last stop is at an alcohol-serving establishment & the elixir does contain alcohol. A tea blend could be made as an alternative, however.

This experience was developed in partnership with FoodArtNature. To learn more visit www.foodartnature.ca