Fort Edmonton Park: Indigenous Peoples Experience

Discover Indigenous cultures, history and art at Fort Edmonton Park. Explore unique exhibits with authentic stories and hands-on displays.

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Why book with us?

Highlights and inclusions

Highlights

  • Access to the acclaimed Indigenous Peoples Experience exhibit

  • Learn about the stories, traditions and cultures of First Nations and Métis communities

  • Discover authentic expressions through art, music and oral storytelling

  • Exhibit created with input from over 50 Indigenous elders and historians

What’s Included

  • Admission to the Indigenous Peoples Experience exhibit

  • Parking

  • Wheelchair accessible facilities

About

Explore Indigenous heritage at Fort Edmonton Park

Embark on a transformative journey at Fort Edmonton Park with the Indigenous Peoples Experience, an immersive exhibit set in the heart of Beaver Hills. This attraction was shaped through collaboration with over fifty Indigenous elders, community leaders, educators and historians, providing authentic insights through diverse voices and traditions.

A collaborative cultural experience

Every feature within the exhibit — from vivid storytelling and evocative music to artwork and written narratives — demonstrates the living heritage of First Nations and Métis peoples. The development process relied on respectful conversations with local Indigenous communities, drawing from historical materials and extensive community research to ensure depth and accuracy.

The legacy of Indigenous voices

Visitors are welcomed into a space where the knowledge and teachings of Cree, Dene, Anishinaabe, Nakota, Blackfoot and Michif peoples are prominently featured. Through contemporary displays and traditional wisdom, these stories reveal a deep-rooted resilience and enduring connection to the land.

  • Experience narratives conveyed in multiple Indigenous languages

  • See exhibits shaped by intergenerational teaching and collective memory

  • Enjoy authentic representation of Indigenous knowledge, values and life cycles

What you'll discover

Engage with interactive displays, view firsthand accounts from community members and connect with history that spans generations. The exhibit invites visitors to reflect on the lasting influence of Indigenous cultures in the Edmonton region and beyond, encouraging a broader understanding and appreciation.

  • Hands-on elements and multimedia displays share traditions and seasonal life patterns

  • Art, objects and stories express the uniqueness of each Indigenous nation

  • Insights into historic and modern challenges faced by Indigenous peoples

Visitor experience

Described as both educational and moving, the Indigenous Peoples Experience is designed for visitors of all backgrounds and ages. The exhibit is fully accessible, with facilities to accommodate guests with mobility needs.

  • Ample parking included

  • Open at set times — check schedules ahead

  • Access to other areas of Fort Edmonton Park not included in this ticket

Whether you are interested in history, culture, or community stories, this exhibit provides a powerful window into the traditions and knowledge of Indigenous peoples.

Book your Fort Edmonton Park: Indigenous Peoples Experience tickets now!

Visitor guidelines
  • Respect all exhibits and follow posted instructions

  • Photography is allowed but no flash

  • Supervise children at all times within the exhibit

  • Do not bring food or drink into exhibit areas

  • Keep noise to a minimum for visitor enjoyment

Opening times

Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday

10:00am - 06:00pm 10:00am - 06:00pm 10:00am - 06:00pm 10:00am - 06:00pm 10:00am - 06:00pm 11:00am - 06:00pm 11:00am - 06:00pm

FAQs

Is the exhibit suitable for children?

Yes, the Indigenous Peoples Experience is designed for all ages and features engaging displays for families and children.

Is the venue accessible for wheelchairs and strollers?

Yes, the exhibit is fully wheelchair accessible and can accommodate strollers.

Does my ticket include access to other Fort Edmonton Park attractions?

This ticket includes entry only to the Indigenous Peoples Experience.

What languages is the information available in?

The exhibit features stories and teachings in several Indigenous languages and English.

Know before you go
  • Wheelchair accessible throughout the exhibit

  • Bring a valid photo ID for ticket verification

  • Parking is included with your ticket

  • Visit during scheduled opening hours

  • Access limited to the Indigenous Peoples Experience exhibit

Address

7000 143 Street Northwest-T6H 4P3

Highlights and inclusions

Highlights

  • Access to the acclaimed Indigenous Peoples Experience exhibit

  • Learn about the stories, traditions and cultures of First Nations and Métis communities

  • Discover authentic expressions through art, music and oral storytelling

  • Exhibit created with input from over 50 Indigenous elders and historians

What’s Included

  • Admission to the Indigenous Peoples Experience exhibit

  • Parking

  • Wheelchair accessible facilities

About

Explore Indigenous heritage at Fort Edmonton Park

Embark on a transformative journey at Fort Edmonton Park with the Indigenous Peoples Experience, an immersive exhibit set in the heart of Beaver Hills. This attraction was shaped through collaboration with over fifty Indigenous elders, community leaders, educators and historians, providing authentic insights through diverse voices and traditions.

A collaborative cultural experience

Every feature within the exhibit — from vivid storytelling and evocative music to artwork and written narratives — demonstrates the living heritage of First Nations and Métis peoples. The development process relied on respectful conversations with local Indigenous communities, drawing from historical materials and extensive community research to ensure depth and accuracy.

The legacy of Indigenous voices

Visitors are welcomed into a space where the knowledge and teachings of Cree, Dene, Anishinaabe, Nakota, Blackfoot and Michif peoples are prominently featured. Through contemporary displays and traditional wisdom, these stories reveal a deep-rooted resilience and enduring connection to the land.

  • Experience narratives conveyed in multiple Indigenous languages

  • See exhibits shaped by intergenerational teaching and collective memory

  • Enjoy authentic representation of Indigenous knowledge, values and life cycles

What you'll discover

Engage with interactive displays, view firsthand accounts from community members and connect with history that spans generations. The exhibit invites visitors to reflect on the lasting influence of Indigenous cultures in the Edmonton region and beyond, encouraging a broader understanding and appreciation.

  • Hands-on elements and multimedia displays share traditions and seasonal life patterns

  • Art, objects and stories express the uniqueness of each Indigenous nation

  • Insights into historic and modern challenges faced by Indigenous peoples

Visitor experience

Described as both educational and moving, the Indigenous Peoples Experience is designed for visitors of all backgrounds and ages. The exhibit is fully accessible, with facilities to accommodate guests with mobility needs.

  • Ample parking included

  • Open at set times — check schedules ahead

  • Access to other areas of Fort Edmonton Park not included in this ticket

Whether you are interested in history, culture, or community stories, this exhibit provides a powerful window into the traditions and knowledge of Indigenous peoples.

Book your Fort Edmonton Park: Indigenous Peoples Experience tickets now!

Visitor guidelines
  • Respect all exhibits and follow posted instructions

  • Photography is allowed but no flash

  • Supervise children at all times within the exhibit

  • Do not bring food or drink into exhibit areas

  • Keep noise to a minimum for visitor enjoyment

Opening times

Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday

10:00am - 06:00pm 10:00am - 06:00pm 10:00am - 06:00pm 10:00am - 06:00pm 10:00am - 06:00pm 11:00am - 06:00pm 11:00am - 06:00pm

FAQs

Is the exhibit suitable for children?

Yes, the Indigenous Peoples Experience is designed for all ages and features engaging displays for families and children.

Is the venue accessible for wheelchairs and strollers?

Yes, the exhibit is fully wheelchair accessible and can accommodate strollers.

Does my ticket include access to other Fort Edmonton Park attractions?

This ticket includes entry only to the Indigenous Peoples Experience.

What languages is the information available in?

The exhibit features stories and teachings in several Indigenous languages and English.

Know before you go
  • Wheelchair accessible throughout the exhibit

  • Bring a valid photo ID for ticket verification

  • Parking is included with your ticket

  • Visit during scheduled opening hours

  • Access limited to the Indigenous Peoples Experience exhibit

Address

7000 143 Street Northwest-T6H 4P3

Highlights and inclusions

Highlights

  • Access to the acclaimed Indigenous Peoples Experience exhibit

  • Learn about the stories, traditions and cultures of First Nations and Métis communities

  • Discover authentic expressions through art, music and oral storytelling

  • Exhibit created with input from over 50 Indigenous elders and historians

What’s Included

  • Admission to the Indigenous Peoples Experience exhibit

  • Parking

  • Wheelchair accessible facilities

About

Explore Indigenous heritage at Fort Edmonton Park

Embark on a transformative journey at Fort Edmonton Park with the Indigenous Peoples Experience, an immersive exhibit set in the heart of Beaver Hills. This attraction was shaped through collaboration with over fifty Indigenous elders, community leaders, educators and historians, providing authentic insights through diverse voices and traditions.

A collaborative cultural experience

Every feature within the exhibit — from vivid storytelling and evocative music to artwork and written narratives — demonstrates the living heritage of First Nations and Métis peoples. The development process relied on respectful conversations with local Indigenous communities, drawing from historical materials and extensive community research to ensure depth and accuracy.

The legacy of Indigenous voices

Visitors are welcomed into a space where the knowledge and teachings of Cree, Dene, Anishinaabe, Nakota, Blackfoot and Michif peoples are prominently featured. Through contemporary displays and traditional wisdom, these stories reveal a deep-rooted resilience and enduring connection to the land.

  • Experience narratives conveyed in multiple Indigenous languages

  • See exhibits shaped by intergenerational teaching and collective memory

  • Enjoy authentic representation of Indigenous knowledge, values and life cycles

What you'll discover

Engage with interactive displays, view firsthand accounts from community members and connect with history that spans generations. The exhibit invites visitors to reflect on the lasting influence of Indigenous cultures in the Edmonton region and beyond, encouraging a broader understanding and appreciation.

  • Hands-on elements and multimedia displays share traditions and seasonal life patterns

  • Art, objects and stories express the uniqueness of each Indigenous nation

  • Insights into historic and modern challenges faced by Indigenous peoples

Visitor experience

Described as both educational and moving, the Indigenous Peoples Experience is designed for visitors of all backgrounds and ages. The exhibit is fully accessible, with facilities to accommodate guests with mobility needs.

  • Ample parking included

  • Open at set times — check schedules ahead

  • Access to other areas of Fort Edmonton Park not included in this ticket

Whether you are interested in history, culture, or community stories, this exhibit provides a powerful window into the traditions and knowledge of Indigenous peoples.

Book your Fort Edmonton Park: Indigenous Peoples Experience tickets now!

Know before you go
  • Wheelchair accessible throughout the exhibit

  • Bring a valid photo ID for ticket verification

  • Parking is included with your ticket

  • Visit during scheduled opening hours

  • Access limited to the Indigenous Peoples Experience exhibit

Visitor guidelines
  • Respect all exhibits and follow posted instructions

  • Photography is allowed but no flash

  • Supervise children at all times within the exhibit

  • Do not bring food or drink into exhibit areas

  • Keep noise to a minimum for visitor enjoyment

FAQs

Is the exhibit suitable for children?

Yes, the Indigenous Peoples Experience is designed for all ages and features engaging displays for families and children.

Is the venue accessible for wheelchairs and strollers?

Yes, the exhibit is fully wheelchair accessible and can accommodate strollers.

Does my ticket include access to other Fort Edmonton Park attractions?

This ticket includes entry only to the Indigenous Peoples Experience.

What languages is the information available in?

The exhibit features stories and teachings in several Indigenous languages and English.

Address

7000 143 Street Northwest-T6H 4P3

Highlights and inclusions

Highlights

  • Access to the acclaimed Indigenous Peoples Experience exhibit

  • Learn about the stories, traditions and cultures of First Nations and Métis communities

  • Discover authentic expressions through art, music and oral storytelling

  • Exhibit created with input from over 50 Indigenous elders and historians

What’s Included

  • Admission to the Indigenous Peoples Experience exhibit

  • Parking

  • Wheelchair accessible facilities

About

Explore Indigenous heritage at Fort Edmonton Park

Embark on a transformative journey at Fort Edmonton Park with the Indigenous Peoples Experience, an immersive exhibit set in the heart of Beaver Hills. This attraction was shaped through collaboration with over fifty Indigenous elders, community leaders, educators and historians, providing authentic insights through diverse voices and traditions.

A collaborative cultural experience

Every feature within the exhibit — from vivid storytelling and evocative music to artwork and written narratives — demonstrates the living heritage of First Nations and Métis peoples. The development process relied on respectful conversations with local Indigenous communities, drawing from historical materials and extensive community research to ensure depth and accuracy.

The legacy of Indigenous voices

Visitors are welcomed into a space where the knowledge and teachings of Cree, Dene, Anishinaabe, Nakota, Blackfoot and Michif peoples are prominently featured. Through contemporary displays and traditional wisdom, these stories reveal a deep-rooted resilience and enduring connection to the land.

  • Experience narratives conveyed in multiple Indigenous languages

  • See exhibits shaped by intergenerational teaching and collective memory

  • Enjoy authentic representation of Indigenous knowledge, values and life cycles

What you'll discover

Engage with interactive displays, view firsthand accounts from community members and connect with history that spans generations. The exhibit invites visitors to reflect on the lasting influence of Indigenous cultures in the Edmonton region and beyond, encouraging a broader understanding and appreciation.

  • Hands-on elements and multimedia displays share traditions and seasonal life patterns

  • Art, objects and stories express the uniqueness of each Indigenous nation

  • Insights into historic and modern challenges faced by Indigenous peoples

Visitor experience

Described as both educational and moving, the Indigenous Peoples Experience is designed for visitors of all backgrounds and ages. The exhibit is fully accessible, with facilities to accommodate guests with mobility needs.

  • Ample parking included

  • Open at set times — check schedules ahead

  • Access to other areas of Fort Edmonton Park not included in this ticket

Whether you are interested in history, culture, or community stories, this exhibit provides a powerful window into the traditions and knowledge of Indigenous peoples.

Book your Fort Edmonton Park: Indigenous Peoples Experience tickets now!

Know before you go
  • Wheelchair accessible throughout the exhibit

  • Bring a valid photo ID for ticket verification

  • Parking is included with your ticket

  • Visit during scheduled opening hours

  • Access limited to the Indigenous Peoples Experience exhibit

Visitor guidelines
  • Respect all exhibits and follow posted instructions

  • Photography is allowed but no flash

  • Supervise children at all times within the exhibit

  • Do not bring food or drink into exhibit areas

  • Keep noise to a minimum for visitor enjoyment

FAQs

Is the exhibit suitable for children?

Yes, the Indigenous Peoples Experience is designed for all ages and features engaging displays for families and children.

Is the venue accessible for wheelchairs and strollers?

Yes, the exhibit is fully wheelchair accessible and can accommodate strollers.

Does my ticket include access to other Fort Edmonton Park attractions?

This ticket includes entry only to the Indigenous Peoples Experience.

What languages is the information available in?

The exhibit features stories and teachings in several Indigenous languages and English.

Address

7000 143 Street Northwest-T6H 4P3

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