© Josée Robertson
Shekutamit Experience: Nature and culture stay in Mashteuiatsh
In Mashteuiatsh in the Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean region, Shekutamit Experience makes every stay a voyage of cultural and ecological discovery. The historic Plage Robertson campsite is now supplementing its seasonal campsites with new pod-style lodgings designed in complete harmony with nature. Outdoor activities onsite including swimming in gorgeous Lake Pekuakami.
Guests can also discover the history, traditions, and crafts of the Pekuakamiulnuatsh through museums, shops, and authentic encounters with community members.
© Musée de la civilisation, Marie-Josée Marcott - Icône
NIN celebrates the Anicinabe language and culture
MINWASHIN presents NIN, Je suis, I am, a unique exhibition running until January 3, 2027, at Québec City’s Musée de la civilisation. It is a celebration of Anicinabemowin, the Anicinabe language, and its essential role in Anicinabe culture. Designed as a symbolic forest of stories, names, and values, the exhibition combines artwork, stories, and interactive elements to create a sensory and emotional immersion in this living language.
After touring internationally, this museum version of the exhibition makes it possible for MINWASHIN to share its vision and expertise directly with the Québec public. Every age group can enjoy and learn something from NIN, Je suis, I am , a valuable addition to Québec’s Indigenous cultural offerings, inviting visitors and locals alike to listen to and appreciate the Anicinabe language.
© Marie-Claude Paquet
Forest, calm, and well-being at P’tit Domaine Marienergie
Le P’tit Domaine Marienergie offers year-round accommodation and nature experiences just 50 minutes from Québec City. This distinctive rustic destination is an opportunity to recharge in the forest with a variety of lodging options, a river and beach, and hiking trails ideal for observing wildlife in a peaceful, energy-filled environment.
Designed to help people reconnect with nature and self, this resort is a perfect choice for solo travelers, families, schools, businesses, and wellness retreat groups. Thoughtful amenities that complete the experience include a reading corner, organized leisure activities, and various relaxation activities.
© Lisanne Petiquay
Indigenous crafts in the heart of downtown
The MiskiZann boutique opening in downtown Trois-Rivières is an urban showcase for Indigenous crafts. Specializing in Atikamekw moccasins and accessories, it offers hand-sewn pieces adorned with traditional motifs steeped in history.
The space also promotes immersive experiences, such as traditional moose skin tanning outside or cultural activities inside the boutique. Customers can get a firsthand introduction to Indigenous craft traditions.
This recent opening enriches Trois-Rivières with a venue dedicated to authentic creations, cultural discoveries, and open dialogue with the community.