Join the Indigenous Tourism Association of New Brunswick this New Year's Eve for a truly unforgettable experience, where luxury meets Indigenous excellence, and every moment is crafted to inspire. Indulge in a high-end, world-class dining experience unlike anything you have ever witnessed before. Imagine ringing in the new year enveloped in the rich traditions, flavors, and artistry of Indigenous culture. Our exclusive event will host an intimate setting on the beautiful waterfront of Saint John, New Brunswick. The Atlantic Wabanaki Territory’s most distinguished Indigenous chefs, led by award-winning Chef Shane Chartrand, will present a five-course menu designed to dazzle your senses and leave you breathless. Each dish is a masterpiece crafted to honor the bounty of the land and the ancestral stewardship passed down through generations. This will be more than just a meal; it will be a way to immerse yourself in a cultural experience. Throughout the evening, be captivated by the beauty of Indigenous arts, song, storytelling, laughter, ceremony, and language—each element woven together to create a tapestry of tradition, resilience, and celebration.
Taste of Atlantic New Year's Edition is hosted by the Indigenous Tourism Association of New Brunswick (ITANB). ITANB invites people to experience the rich cultures, traditions, and stories of our Indigenous communities through unforgettable tourism offerings across the Wabanaki Territory. As a not-for-profit organization, ITANB connects people with authentic Indigenous experiences, from cultural tours and storytelling to traditional crafts and outdoor adventures. Whether you’re seeking adventure or looking to immerse yourself in the history and culture of New Brunswick’s Mi’kmaq, Wolastoqey, and Passamaquoddy communities, ITANB is your gateway to a unique and transformative experience.
By attending this event, you are directly supporting the growth and development of Indigenous tourism operators in New Brunswick, helping to preserve and celebrate Indigenous cultures in the Wabanaki Territories. To learn more about ITANB and our Indigenous tourism operators, visit www.itanb.ca.
Tickets are non-refundable but can be transferred to another person. To transfer your ticket or if you have any questions about the event, please get in touch with us at info@itanb.ca
