Exhibition of banners - ANISIPI - A water-discovery route

The first exhibition highlights twelve (12) water-related objects originating from the region. The illustrations on the banners are accompanied by their names in the Anicinape language.

The second exhibition features six (6) artworks, each evoking one of the six seasons of the Algonquin calendar as imagined by Carlos Kistabish, a visual artist from the community of Pikogan.

These vivid and colorful banners are posted downtown Amos including the bridge.

These exhibitions reflect the key role that First Nation Peoples, namely the Abitibiwinni Nation, play in our society.

How to get there

Downtown Amos (1st Avenue) and on the bridge

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Exhibition of banners

These banners, vivid and colorful, are posted downtown Amos and on the bridge.

Route of water-inspired quotes

A selection of quotes engraved on aluminum plates adorn the façade of businesses in downtown Amos.

The Refuge

Come visit the lair of the man who spoke with wolves. Discover species that are characteristic of the Abitibi region while listening to animal songs, sounds and calls. Learn about your role in maintaining the fragile balance between humans and nature.

The Tee-pee

Under the tee-pee, discover the faces of the community of Pikogan who bring to life this site. Join the circle and listen to the reflections of the people who walked on the water.

The Well

Explore the depths of the municipal well through a unique immersive experience. A striking choreography of sound and light invites you to follow the course of the underground river that runs through the esker, where water is of exceptional quality.

Artistic fountains

The circuit of artistic fountains is a very pleasant way to discover sixteen communities of the vast Amos-Harricana region.

Covered bridges

Discover three covered bridgesdedicated to the builders of our region; soon they will be among your favorite spots for picnics with family, your loved one or friends.

Esker interpretation pavillon and trail

Amidst the Harricana forest, some 6 km from St-Mathieu-d’Harricana, the trails of this beautiful site leads to a spring water source.