$13.75 / student
1 day
September to mid-May
$13.75 / student
1 day
September to mid-May
The Voyageur
Take a leap back to the fur trade era. Let our character recount the adventurous life of the coureurs de bois. Learn how to trade with the First Nations and recognize animal tracks and furs. Sing popular tunes from the past, participate in a historical objects quiz, and learn more about life in New France.
Duration: 2 hours
Accessories: theatrical animation, furs, and period objects
Barter: From the Longhouse to the Wigwam
In this role-playing activity, students are invited to portray members of the Huron-Wendat Nation and members of the Algonquian peoples in a commercial exchange activity. It allows students to review their knowledge and acquire new information about the lifestyle of Iroquoian and Algonquian societies in the 16th century.
The activity includes a visit to the Huron-Wendat Museum and the national longhouse.
Duration: 1.5 hours
Accessibility
The activity can be easily adapted to meet the needs of special education groups or individuals with disabilities.
We are registered with the Répertoire culture-éducation of Ministry of Culture and Communications of Quebec under the name Plaines d'Abraham. The cultural activities of the organisations that have subscribed to this directory are eligible for financial support from the Government of Québec.
60 participants
Reservation required for every activity
Taxes not included
A minimum fee will apply and/or travel expenses may apply beyond 50 km
When booking a group, activity cancellation or schedule modification fees may apply. This policy will be sent to you in writing at the time of reservation
A dining-room can be available on request at the Plains of Abraham Museum (guaranteed indoor seating) or outside
Prices and details are subject to change
Plains of Abraham Museum
DirectionsHuron-Wendat Museum
DirectionsA team member will reach out to you to discuss your request as soon as possible.
Phone: 418 648-5371 | 1 855 648-5371
Fax: 418 648-3809
Email: reservation@ccbn-nbc.gc.ca
