Activities and retreats can be customized for one or more days, for groups up to 20 participants (maximum).

Activities can include:

Arts & Crafts: basket weaving, wooden flower making, leatherwork, rock painting, etc.

Walking Trails: medicinal and healing uses of plants and trees, bird watching, environmental discussions, sustainable forestry, etc.

Chief Meuse will talk about the traditional Mi'kmaq relationship to birds, animals, plants and trees. He will focus on our lives in a wholistic way and bring awareness to the Balance that we need to practice.

Campfires: smudging ceremonies, sharing circles, storytelling, traditional music, etc. The practice of these ceremonies is very old and important to people of the First Nations. The smudging ceremony is used to push away negative energy and to allow only good energy or Spirits into our circles.

Sharing Circles are safe places for us to come together and share our Thoughts, Stories, and Prayers.

Traditional wisdom, not just of our elders but from our own lives, is nowhere as well transmitted as through Storytelling. Retreats and Sharing Circles offer a wonderful way of passing information down from one generation to another.

Click the link on the left to learn about ash basket making.