Four costumed interpreters sit around a long wooden table inside a historic room, laughing while participating in a traditional milling frolic. They are gathered closely, using their hands to rhythmically pull and bunch a large piece of cream-colored woven wool cloth across the surface of the slatted table.
An outdoor, medium shot captures an older man with grey hair and a weathered face speaking warmly to a small group of visitors, who are viewed from behind and slightly out of focus in the foreground. The speaker stands on a grassy patch at the edge of a dense forest, smiling as he talks.

Land and Culture Walk

Experience
Join us for a guided Land & Culture Walk at Baile nan Gàidheal | Highland Village. This special folklife experience offers an opportunity to explore the histories, traditions, and connections to the land shared by the Mi'kmaq (L'nu) and Gaels of Nova Scotia.

Along the way, participants will learn about traditional knowledge of local plants, medicines, and the enduring relationships between people and the natural world that have shaped Mi'kmaw and Gaelic life for generations. Following the walk, guests are invited to enjoy tea and freshly prepared bonnach while continuing the conversation.

Location

Baile nan Gàidheal | Highland Village, Iona, Cape Breton
Moderate walking – includes uneven terrain and gentle hills.

Date

Every Monday in July and August from 2pm to 3pm

Pricing

Reservations preferred. The costs are $40 per adult or $20 per student.