Aaron Paquette-Artist
Aaron Paquette is one of Canada's leading First Nations Artists. You can see Aaron's work at various Galleries in Canada.
Experiences
Aboriginal Arts & Design Program
Northern Lakes College Workshop(s) provide(s) techniques on unique art forms - beading, fish scale art, doll making, creating traditional outfits, quill artwork, moose hair tufting, and more, including Aboriginal history!
Anderson Vacations
Anderson Vacations delivers Alberta and Rocky Mountain authentic Aboriginal experiences
ArtLink Tipi Retreat
In the foothills of the Rockies, enjoy tranquility in authentic handmade Plains Tipis on our organic ranch. Two forests with running water, designer outhouses, and four secluded tipis, each with their own grilltop fire pits. From the breakfast deck, see moose, Bald and Golden Eagles, countless wildlife.
Athabasca Native Friendship Centre
A stop at the Athabasca Native Friendship Centre offers something for both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal visitors.
Beaver Hills Story
Evening in the Park-- An adventure to Elk Island National Park. Explore the Beaver Hills and learn when the First Nations arrived in the area and why they battled for control of the rich resources.
Big Valley Hivernant
Experience Metis history in Big Valley, AB. Visit a primitive Metis Hivernant Camp (a small temporary gathering place) with interpreters in authentic Metis dress.
Blackfoot Crossing Historical Park
Blackfoot Crossing Historical Park has been heralded as Canada's only authentic Aboriginal Experience, a world class facility showcasing the rich and beautiful Blackfoot culture and way of life.
Blackfoot Interpretive Teepee - Banff
Experience the traditional practices and customs of the Blackfoot Nation through first hand explanation by native interpreters at the Blackfoot Tipi in Banff National Park. The interpreters provide personal knowledge about Blackfoot culture and the Nation's historical connection with Banff National Park.
Bodo Archaeology
Bodo Archaeology The archaeological dig site near Bodo, Alberta is uncovering Aboriginal artifacts from 300, 1200, and 3000 years ago. View artifacts on display, and watch a DVD's of the dig's history and potentially what it might havve been like 400 years ago.
