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Tyne Valley | Prince Edward Island

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Tyne Valley Oyster Festival

August

Occurring annually in early August, the Tyne Valley Oyster Festival is known as Canada’s National Oyster Festival.

Home of the Canadian Oyster Shucking Championship, oyster shuckers travels from across the nation to compete and perform in the premiere oyster event of the year. The festival even holds a Guinness World Record! In 2014, 10 people shucked 8840 oysters, the most in an hour!

Sure to be an exciting and novel experience, if you are in Tyne Valley in early August, the Tyne Valley Oyster Festival is an absolute must-see.

 

Photos:  https://www.facebook.com/TyneValleyOysterFestival/

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Rock the Boat MusicFest

August

Coinciding with the Oyster Festival, the Rock the Boat MusicFest at Green Park celebrates the best rock bands from across the country. This festival is perfect for any rock or music lover and is an excellent way to support the Tyne Valley Community.

Photo: https://www.facebook.com/rocktheboatfest

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Green Gable Alpacas

Green Gable Alpacas is an alpaca farm located in Tyne Valley that is recognized as a leader in alpaca care and premium yard production. The farm offers a behind-the-scenes peek into alpaca farming and yarn production and provides events and workshops ranging from allowing visitors to be an alpaca farmer for a day to teaching about alpaca yarn.

With a shop selling yarn, and clothes, Green Gable Alpacas is the perfect destination to spend time with our fuzzy alpaca friends.

Photo: https://greengablealpacas.com/pages/our-farm

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Beach Goats

Spend a day with the beach goats! Beach Goats, PEI provides a number of experiences that include paddleboarding, yoga, hiking and even outings with the goats. What better way to spend time on the beautiful Prince Edward Island coast than with these lovable and friendly goats? It is fun for the whole family.

Photo: https://beachgoats.ca/

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Bideford Parsonage Museum

Visit the beautiful country home that was once the residence of Anne of Green Gables author Lucy Maud Montgomery. The house was her home from 1894-1895 during her first teaching assignment at the Bideford School.

With artifacts and rooms set up in 19th-century style, take a step back as you visit the former home of the author of one of the most beloved Canadian stories ever.

Photo: https://wchistoricalsociety.wixsite.com/bidefordmuseum

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Green Park Shipbuilding Museum & Historic Yeo House

This museum tells the story of Prince Edward Island’s shipbuilding history, as well as life in the 1860s in the province. The beautifully restored and apparently haunted Yeo House is next to a schoolhouse and blacksmith shop.

Take part in the Haunting of Yeo House ghost tour, where you can hear first-hand accounts of the house’s paranormal activity or, for those who are fainter of heart, enjoy a picnic on the beautiful grounds.

Photos: Google Maps, Fasta Pasta;  https://www.peimuseum.ca/visit/green-park-shipbuilding-museum-and-yeo-house

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Lennox Island Mi’kmaq Culture Centre

The Lennox Island Mi’kmaq Culture Centre is a quick 12-minute drive from Tyne Valley in the Lennox Island First Nation Community. The culture centre is an excellent place to learn more about the area’s rich Indigenous history, and Chief Darlene Bernard welcomes visitors to enjoy traditional Mi’kmaq food, take part in Mi’kmaq crafts and listen to stories by elders in the community.

The Lennox Island Mi’kmaq Culture Centre is an excellent destination for anyone looking to gain a deeper insight into the culture and history of the community.

Photo: Fralambert, CC BY-SA 4.0

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