Discover the best top things to do in Church Point, United States including Universite Sainte-Anne, La Nuit Stella Night Hike, Le Petit Bois Guided Walks, Rendez-Vous De La Baie Visitor Centre, Sainte-Marie Catholic Church, Church Point Lighthouse (Le Phare d'la Pointe), Atelier de Clare, Galerie Dianne Surette, Isao Sanami Morrill Pottery & Art.
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The Nuit Stella Night Hike is an exploration of the forest and the sea during the night. It will open your senses to the nocturnal world of the Acadian region of Saint Mary's Bay in Nova Scotia. Your guide, Paul Lalonde, will meet you at the Phare de la Pointe - the Lighthouse - in Church Point. Hikes will go ahead if cloudy but will be cancelled if raining.
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We invite you to join us during our interpretive walks to discover the history and natural beauty of the Petit Bois. Our guided tours will lead you through the Universite Sainte-Anne Campus, situated in the middle of a wooded environment along the majestic shores of Saint Mary’s Bay. Observe local wildlife and plants. Learn about the biological studies of the duck and owl habitats. Discover the origins of the Petit Bois trails and our vision for green energy promotion. Contact us to arrange a custom tour. Binoculars, sunscreen, insect repellant and local food samples provided. Wear appropriate footwear. Meet at the Rendez-vous de la Baie Visitor Centre.
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The Rendez-vous de la Baie Visitor Centre, located on the campus of Universite Sainte-Anne in Church Point, is a vibrant hub where residents, students and visitors meet. The Centre houses an artist-run gallery, a visitor information centre, a souvenir boutique, a theatre, e-cinema programs, and an internet cafe with free wi-fi where various culture, music and art events are regularly held. Officially opened on August 13, 2010, the new Acadian Interpretive Centre/Museum introduces visitors to the culture of Acadians in Clare through their history, language, music and much more (donations accepted. The Centre is open year-round. Summer hours: 8 a.m. To 6 pm weekdays, 9 a.m.To 5 p.m. Saturdays/Sundays. Guided walks in Le Petit Bois trails ($). Fall Hours are in effect: Mon-Fri 8 am to 5 pm; closed Sat-Sun.
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Constructed in the form of a cross, the tallest wooden church in North America features a magnificent steeple soaring 190 feet in height.
The largest wooden structure in the world, this stunning church soars 190 feet tall and expresses the devotion of the local Acadian community (French-speaking people who inhabited eastern Canada & the U.S. since 1604). The lofty interior vault, stained-glass windows and statuary are beautiful. Visit the history sections to learn how the local populace, fishers and hunters of modest means, helped build and operate this beautiful church that is now in sad repair inside. Well worth a visit.
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A replica of the Church Point Lighthouse (Le Phare d'la Pointe) has been rebuilt and will open to the public on Monday, June 26, 2017. It functions year-round as a research centre for the Université Sainte-Anne Biology Department. During the tourist season it will be open as an interpretive centre. Bilingual panels and displays will tell the story of the former lighthouse, Le Petit Bois trails and tides. There will be a Marine Biology room and a Vistas room, as well as an outdoor observation deck on the third floor with panoramic views of St. Mary's Bay (la Baie Sainte-Marie). Visit our website for hours of operation and when self-guided and guided tours are available. Guided tours will also involve walks on the beach including sample gathering, animal and plant identification followed by sample analysis in our miniature lab.
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