Musée des Abénakis

108 W8banaki
Odanak (Quebec)
J0G 1H0

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Description

Since 1965, the W8banaki Nation has been revealed through the walls of the Musée des Abénakis. Quebec's first Indigenous Museum is a living witness to the pride of this people. Its new permanent exhibition, W8banakiak, leads directly to the heart of the human beings who live with this ancestral historical heritage. Their ways of being, knowing, speaking, and acting are conveyed through sight, touch, and even smell. Sensing the power of this historic site, exploring the Tolba trail, and indulging in the Kiz8bak store are also part of this unforgettable journey.

Get ready! You will feel it with all your senses!

The Musée des Abénakis is also a partner of Quebec Aboriginal Tourism.

Activities and services

To learn all about the Museum's activities, visit the website or subscribe to the newsletter.

PROGRAMMING

The Museum team welcomes you to explore a variety of exhibitions:

W8banakiak - Permanent exhibition
N8wat. AA. Before Today - Archaeological exhibition
Creation of the World - Legend projection
Kwigw8mna - Traditional dwelling (June to October)

According to the schedule, you will also have access to temporary exhibitions showcasing contemporary Indigenous art, as well as engaging cultural activities to learn more about W8banaki culture.

GROUP PACKAGE
You can visit the Museum as a group! To qualify for the group rate, a minimum of 12 people is required.

OTHER SERVICES

Accessible for individuals with reduced mobility
Indoor and outdoor picnic areas
Indigenous art boutique
Accommodation and dining within 20 km

Schedule

To learn all about the Museum's schedule, visit the website.

June 1^st to October 31^th:
Daily: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

November 1^st to May 31^th:
Monday: Closed
Tuesday to Sunday: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Holidays' schedule : The Musée will be closed from December 24^th to January 3^rd

SPECIAL CLOSURE: On October 4th, for the Rogers Attack Memorial Day, the Musée will be closed

Rates

To find out about all admission fees, visit the Museum's website.

Adult: $12

Senior : $10

Student: $10
Children (6 to 17): $6
Family (2 adults and 2 children): $30

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