Explore the Fort Folly Medicine Trail

Join Elder Gilbert Sewell of the Pabineau First Nation and Nicole Dube, Mik’maq Cultural Coordinator at Fort Folly First Nation, for a special guided walk of Amlamgog Nnue’gati M’pisun Awti’j, the Fort Folly Medicine Trail.

Organized in conjunction with the current exhibition, carrie allison: wâhkôhtowin, this walk will highlight the traditional uses and cultural importance of medicinal plants found in Mi’kma’ki, including wood sorrel, bunchberry, yellow birch, goldthread, and jewel-weed.

The walk begins at 6:00 pm, leaving from the Band Office at 23 Bernard Trail. The trail is 3.5 km long and the walk will be approximately two hours.

This event is free, however, space is limited. Please register in advance: https://forms.gle/rGZ6UuBfC79cESBh9

carrie allison: wâhkôhtowin continues until 14 August.