Experience Us
Tourism Services
Six Nations is a vibrant Haudenosaunee community nestled along the Grand River in the heart of Southern Ontario’s Golden Horseshoe. We’re home to a rich history, a tradition of peace, an oral tradition that emphasizes inclusion, and the largest patch of pristine, untouched Carolinian forests left in Canada. Our Grand River Territory offers uniquely rich experience unavailable elsewhere in Canada.
We’re a beautiful clash of cultures— continuing our ceremonies and language an hour outside of Toronto, and between a handful of cities. Canoe the Grand River, hike the trails, explore the crafts and story of our people and our continued evolution since Europeans washed ashore hundreds of years ago.
We’re still here. And we invite you to come and find us.
Six Nations Tourism
Step on Bus Tour – Take a guided step on bus tour of our community, make stops at local craft stores and view some of our historical sites and hear stories of our community and the rich history of our people.
For more information visit www.sixnationstourism.ca or call us at
519-758-5444.
Gathering Place by the Grand Event Centre
Modern and spacious, the Gathering Place By The Grand offers a large conference hall, three meeting rooms, and an elegant lobby. With state-of-the-art equipment and luxurious amenities, imagine what your next event could be at the Gathering Place.
For more information visit www.gatheringplacebythegrand.ca or call us at
519-753-1950 ext 6040.
Chiefswood National Historic Site
Take a guided tour through the birth home of the late poet E. Pauline Johnson, hear stories of her life and learn more about the place “where cultures meet”.
For more information visit www.sixnationstourism.ca or call us at
519-758-5444.
Woodland Cultural Centre
Take a virtual tour of the former residential school called the Mohawk Institute. Options of a guided or self-guided tour through the museum which offers the permanent historical gallery along with three temporary gallery spaces. The museum collects, preserves, researches, exhibits and interprets a collection of archaeological material, historical material, culture, arts, crafts, documents and archival photographs.
For more information visit www.woodlandculturalcentre.ca or call us at
519-759-2650.
Kanata Village
This is a cultural destination and centre for learning designed to highlight the rich and diverse cultures of the Six Nations/Onkwehon:we and other indigenous people of Turtle Island. Tour the 17th century Mohawk village and experience the rich cultural history of the Six Nations of the Grand River.
For more information visit kanatavillage.org or call us at
519-752-1229.
Our Sustenance
Our Sustenance is a community based social enterprise supported by a number of community organizations operating under the umbrella of Six Nations of the Grand River Development Corporation (SNGRDC). Our Sustenance is dedicated to providing resources and programming to Six Nations community members in relation to garden production, food storage, healthy lifestyles, self-care, and traditional Haudenosaunee knowledge/values.
Our Sustenance runs various programs including: The Six Nations Community Garden, Six Nations Farmers Market, the Good Food Box Program, Greenhouse Operation and a range of various workshops throughout the year.
For more information visit www.oursustenance.ca or call us at
519-445-2011.
Kayanase
An ecological restoration and native plant and seed business based on the Six Nations Reserve near Brantford, Ontario. The organization is about restoring Mother Earth holistically, through the collection of native seeds, to seed processing, seed propagation, planting, monitoring and eventually back to healthful biodiversity!
Stop by to visit the 17th Century replica longhouse.
For more information visit www.kayanase.weebly.com or call us at
519-770-0013.
Mohawk Chapel
Her Majesty’s Royal Chapel of the Mohawks was the first Protestant Church in Upper Canada and is now the oldest surviving church in Ontario. Run by Six Nations Tourism, a sub-department of Six Nations of the Grand River Development Corporation (SNGRDC), Mohawk Chapel is a vibrant tourism destination aimed at providing a cultural experience for all its visitors.
For more information visit www.mohawkchapel.ca or call us at 519-753-1950 ext 6221
Rentals
Chiefswood National Historic Site is available to rent for meetings and workshops. The historic site seats 5-20 people comfortably inside and up to 60 people outside. For booking and viewing contact the Cultural Coordinator.
Chiefswood Cultural Coordinator
519 758 5444 ext. 6025
coordinator@chiefswoodnhs.ca