Art & Culture

Many different cultures have shaped our region to become what it is today, including the First Nations people and the Acadians. We offer many opportunities and experiences for you to learn and get involved in our rich heritage.

The Mi’kmaq have been on the Island for about 10,000 years, and the Lennox Island Cultural Center offers insights into this rich and important part of PEI’s history. In the Evangeline region, you’ll learn about the Acadian heritage at Miscouche’s Acadian Museum – from the first settling to the Great Deportation. There’s also evidence of English, Scottish and Irish settlers and this can be seen from community names to the lively ceilidh celebrations throughout the year!

Immerse yourself in our culture, history, and heritage by visiting our local museums, taking on special workshops and visiting our historic communities. Get a taste of what makes us a one-of-a-kind region

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Oyster Art Studio and Gallery
795 Canada Rd, Tyne Valley, PE C0B2C0, Canada
Town of Alberton
3 Emma Drive, Alberton, Prince Edward Island C0B 1B0, Canada
West Prince Arts Council
37580 Western Road, Route 2, Woodstock, PE C0B 1V0, Canada
Credit Union Place
511 Notre Dame Street, Summerside, PE C1N 1T2, Canada
Flippin' Vintage
491 Main Street, Alberton, PE C0B 1B0, Canada
Harbourfront Theatre
124 Heather Moyse Drive, Summerside, PE C1N 5Y8, Canada
La Palette Gallery
1745 Rte 124, Village Musical Acadien, Abram Village, Wellington, Prince Edward Island C0B 2E0, Canada
Experience Lennox Island
8 Eagle Feather Trail, Lennox Island, Prince Edward Island C0B 1J0, Canada
Tignish Cultural Centre & Gift Shop
103 School Street, Tignish, Prince Edward Island C0B 2B0, Canada
Village Musical Acadien
1747 PE-124, Abram-Village, Wellington, Prince Edward Island C0B 2E0, Canada