At First Nations Storytellers, we aspire to foster an understanding of Indigenous culture through storytelling and authentic, interactive, experiences. Our guided walking tours, paddling experiences, workshops, and public speaking events immerse you in the vibrant Indigenous history and traditions of Saint John, New Brunswick.
Uptown Saint John
Join us for stories by the fire at uptown sparkles! We will be gathered around the firepit on the corner of Princess & Prince William Street...
Uptown Saint John
Fallsview Park
Join us for stories and tea by the fire! We will gather at Fallsview park for an afternoon of warm conversation in the winter snow.
Fallsview Park
Fallsview Park
Join us for stories and tea by the fire! We will gather at Fallsview park for an afternoon of warm conversation in the winter snow.
Fallsview Park
Fallsview Park
Join us for stories and tea by the fire! We will gather at Fallsview park for an afternoon of warm conversation in the winter snow.
Fallsview Park
Fallsview Park
Join us for stories and tea by the fire! We will gather at Fallsview park for an afternoon of warm conversation in the winter snow.
Fallsview Park
Darren LeBlanc -Go Fundy Events and Inside Out Nature Centre
We create and deliver authentic and interactive Indigenous tourism experiences which foster understanding for residents, students, and visitors to New Brunswick.
Driven by a passion to bridge this void, Gail Bremner and Dave Smith meticulously crafted a business plan that not only envisioned but demonstrated the viability of our mission. And thus, in the fall of 2021, First Nations Storytellers was born.
Our team is made up of experienced professionals who are passionate about bridging the gap of understanding surrounding Indigenous knowledge and culture.
Have a question about our services? We're happy to assist!
First Nations Storytellers recognizes and affirms that we operate on the unceded and unsurrendered ancestral lands of the Wolastoqiyik, Peskotomuhkati and Mi’kmaq, respectively known as Wolastokuk, Peskotomuhkatik and Mi’kmaki. These lands are covered by the Treaties of Peace and Friendship first signed with the British Crown in 1725, and then recognized and affirmed by Canada in section 25 and 35 of the Constitution Act of 1982. We invite you to learn about these agreements and how they protect the livelihood and cultural practices of the original inhabitants of this land you call home.
First Nations Storytellers
Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada
506-333-9690
ellis@firstnationsstorytellers.com
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