Maker

Mi’kmaw Makers carry forward a legacy of craftsmanship, creating authentic products that reflect their cultural knowledge, connection to the land, and unique artistic vision. Every item made by a Mi’kmawitasik Maker is a testament to lived experience, skill, and identity—from beadwork and quillwork to regalia, drums, and more. These creations are not just art or utility—they are teachings, stories, and connections to Mi’kma’ki.

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Explore Mi’kmaw creators and craftsmanship.

Wally Denny

Jown's Catering

Eskasoni (Eskisoqnik)

Host | Maker

Mary C. Lafford

Mary Lafford's Native Crafts

Paqtnkek

Maker

Creates moccasins, dreamcatchers, and baskets.

Melissa White

Mi'kmaw Visual Artist

Sipekne’katik (Indian Brook)

Maker

Creating cultural paintings and digital designs that share Mi’kmaw stories, animal teachings, and connection to land.

Eileen E. Brooks

Noontime Son and Daughters Craft Shop

Sipekne’katik (Indian Brook)

Maker

Creating jingle dresses, dreamcatchers, and medicine wheels while sharing teachings through dance, story, and Mi’kmaw tradition.

Cynthia Browne

Moccasins and Things

Acadia (Wasoqopa’q)

Maker

Creating moccasins, ribbon skirts, and baby onesies rooted in Mi’kmaw teachings and personal design.

Eva Apukjij Keewesoo (Eva Nicholas)

Amkwesowa'q Kisitu'til

We’koqma’q (Waycobah)

Host | Maker

Curating and creating authentic Mi’kmaw arts — drum‑making, quillwork, leatherwork — while sharing cultural teachings and land‑based knowledge.

Eskasoni Cultural Journeys

Eskasoni (Eskisoqnik)

Host | Maker | Mi’kmaw Cultural Tourism Organization

Offering guided cultural experiences and creating cultural products with interactive stations and walking trails rooted in Mi’kmaw tradition.

Membertou Heritage Park

Membertou (Maupeltek)

Host | Maker | Mi’kmaw Cultural Tourism Organization

Immerse yourself in Mi’kmaw culture through guided tours, hands-on workshops, ceremonial experiences, and a curated gift shop at Membertou Heritage Park.