Who discovered the Island of Orleans? How many families settled here back in the New France period? How did our ancestors live? What distinguishes the six parishes of the island from one another? Let our guides tell you about the rich history of an extraordinary island.

The exhibit on tablet “300 years and some things…” offers an interactive and poetic visit to let you learn about the history of the Maison Drouin and its inhabitants. Follow their steps and share their anecdotes while watching the 27 short videos available. An experience that you do not want to miss!

Travel back in time and walk in the footsteps of those lived, arrived and died during the city’s quest for public health care. Details: This walking tour is 1.5 hours in duration and runs rain or shine! Please dress for the weather, bring water and protect yourself from the sun. Be aware that public washrooms […]

Meet the faces of the Huron Historic Gaol and learn about life Behind the Bars between 1841 and 1911 in this virtual Q & A on Facebook live. Submit your questions beforehand or ask them live! Saturday, July 3, 2021 is the launch day of National Historic Places Days 2021. At 11:00am ET, 1:00pm ET, […]

Home made Strawberry Shortcakes, fresh local strawberries, homemade biscuit, real whip cream severed with tea or coffee.  Best Shortcakes in Nova Scotia

  Best assortment of homemade blueberry desserts, served with blueberry ice cream, tea or coffee, in Nova Scotia.

Take the man of the house out for a treat on Fathers Day, June 16th, Homemade Beans, baked ham, scalloped potatoes, tea, coffee and homemade dessert.   Canceled 2021 due to Covid-19 restrictions