Eskasoni Cultural Journeys
1 Goat Island road b1w1a2 Eskasoni, NS, Canada

Come down and take a look at our sale items and discounts we are having for this month. Thanks

A order for the memorial feathers are going in today at 1 aclock .. if you would like to order and pay please inbox. 50 dollars a feather . Thanks

Eskasoni cultural journey is kindly asking everyone please do not remove any props around the goat island trail. Thanks

We have great news. We are officially open to public for hand on experience tours and Canoe rentals. Monday-Friday 9am-4pm, Please call 902-379-2807 for more information also you can email [email protected]

Reminder to please respect the rules for Goat Island trail. Please share 1. Do not remove any items along the trail. 2. No pets allowed. 3. No spitting.... 4. Absolutely no bikes on trail. (All ages) Our trail is strictly a walking trail 5. Please use one way ( we have a start here sign hanging on the tree at the entrance ) 6. No littering please use garbage bins around trail. Thanks

New shipment of puzzles has arrived. 25 dollars each

Come and visit Goat island gift shop. We now have new stock of sage and smudge bowls and stands. We are open 7 days a week. Monday-Saturday 9am to 4pm and Sunday from 12-4.

We have great news. We are officially open to public for tours and Canoe rentals. Monday-Friday 9am-4pm, Saturday’s 9am-4pm and Sunday’s 12-4 Please call 902-379-2807 for more information also you can email [email protected]

Goat island gift shop open today from 12-5. Happy Indigenous Peoples Day and happy Father’s Day

Reminder to please respect the rules for Goat Island trail. Please share Saqmaw Leroy Jown Denny 1. No pets allowed. 2.No spitting.... 3 Absolutely no bikes on trail. (All ages) Our trail is strictly a walking trail 4. Please use one way ( we have a start here sign hanging on the tree at the entrance ) 5.No littering please use garbage bins around trail. Thanks

In case you ever wondered the difference between "Mi'kmaq" and "Mi'kmaw", here it is... How to use in a sentence: The Mi'kmaw language is a verb based language..., which can mean that it describes the world around us. How beautiful is that? The original quote is from "The Language of This Land," but this page appears in a children's non-fiction book called: "L'Nu'k--The People: Mi'kmaw History, Culture, and Heritage" by Theresa Meuse. :) https://nimbus.ca/store/lnuk-the-people.html #treatyeducationNIPD

Glynis In the gift shop