Creative Cultural Experiences
Welcome to Creative Cultural Experiences, where the rich traditions, songs, and spirit ofNewfoundland and Labrador take centre stage through meaningful, music-driven events andheartfelt cultural programming. Our journey began with a simple mission, to honour the heritage of our people by creatingimmersive experiences that inspire, educate, and bring communities together. From
Port de Grave Peninsula Heritage Society Inc.
Port de Grave Peninsula Heritage Society Inc. The Canon Richards Tearoom (pictured above), once a one room school, now turned into a small cafe, with some great food, including our traditional Nfld Turkey Jiggs Dinner served each Sunday. Also available are our Bread Box Adventure, a picnic lunch on one
Flatrock Museum & Our Lady of Lourdes Grotto
The Flatrock Museum is located in the Town Hall building in Flatrock and was officially opened in August 1988. The museum houses artifacts and photographs of life in Flatrock in the days of our forefathers. There are artifacts of the fishing and farming industry, kitchen artifacts, artifacts from the old
Dildo Outport Heritage Museum
The Dildo Outport Heritage Museum is located on the first floor of the brewery. The museum is designed to convey the rich history and diverse culture of Newfoundland. Numerous artifacts and historical relics have been donated by local Newfoundlanders. Contents include a wealth of information on archaeological digs in the
Congregation of the Sisters of Mercy
Three pioneering Irish Sisters of Mercy, Sister Ursula (Clara Frayne of Dublin), Sister Francis (Mary Ann Creedon of Culowen, Cork) and Sister Rose Lynch, first came from Ireland in 1842 to establish the Congregation of the Sisters of Mercy in Newfoundland. The present stone building was opened in 1857. Since
Codroy Valley EcoMuseum
The Codroy Valley Ecomuseum will offer an immersive experience that bridges the past and present while stimulating a thriving future. We aspire to reanimate our stunning landscape, built environment, and timeless traditions by harnessing the valuable knowledge and folklore of Codroy Valley elders, storytellers, tradition bearers, and young people alike.
Bonavista Historic Townscape Foundation
Through a partnership with the Bonavista Historic Townscape Foundation (BHTF), the Town of Bonavista began an ambitious heritage preservation and community revitalization plan to help develop new economic opportunities and improve the quality of life of its residents.
The Walsh House
Smallwood Era Dev. Corp. Stephen Walsh Sr. was a pioneer with the Newfoundland Railway and was instrumental in overseeing the progress of the railway from Holyrood to Bishop’s Falls. By the time he moved to Gambo in 1914 he had been made the railway’s road master from Clarenville to Bishop’s