June 11- 12, 2016 Saturday & Sunday 10:00 AM- 4:00 PM - Free Admission
Meet the Ste. Claire Voyageurs
camping out on the grounds and see the Crafts that allowed them to explore the
Great Lakes. Genot Picor, Voyageur extra ordinar, will again
provide songs and stories of the period, as he entertains the Children and
Guests. Meet the Settlers at the Banner Cabin that
would have been the first permanent white residents of Sanilac. Check out our Native Collection in the
Houndtown Cabin that has been assembled with the help of Native Americans.
Buildings will be open with Docents.
Newly added to the Event this year is an optional “Dinner with the Voyageurs” On Saturday evening at 5:00 PM you can break bread with
the Voyageurs and join them for Dinner.
Dinner will be served either in the Museum Church or adjacent to it
depending on the weather. It will be a sit down self-serve buffet. It will
consist of a typical dinner of the period:
Domestic Fowl (chicken), Potatoes, Maize on the Cob, Fruit,
Root Vegetables, and Maize Bread. For dessert
you will have a choice of a variety of Pies and Cookies. Ice Tea, Lemonade and
Coffee will be the available beverages.
The meal's cost for everyone is
the Children’s price of just $5.00 per person
Reservations call (810)
376--9681, or 810/359--7701
The Historic Village is located
at 228 South Ridge Street (M25) in Port Sanilac.
