Reviews of Africentric Heritage Park (Park)

4V1, Vale Rd, New Glasgow, NS, Canada

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At the present this firm receives a rating of 4.3 stars out of 5 and the score has been based on 21 reviews.

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Where is Africentric Heritage Park?

REVIEWS OF Africentric Heritage Park IN Pictou

Curtis Cullen

It's located at the least crowded and quietest part of town for when I go for my walk.

Mandy Brown

Analu R. C-M

It worth stop by and read about this important piece of NS history. Nice structure and sunset view.

Melinda Hunter

Deanne Falconer

jeff oliver

Small "park". Love that they are showing love to our African canadian people in Pictou County, Nova Scotia. But for the most part, this place is small and not worth the stop. 3 stars for being a small respect for our "african" brothers and sisters. The pyramid is representative of the cohesion of harmonies.

Holly Izzard

Tim Hawkins

We were unintentional visitors. We found the park driving into Pictou and thought we should stop for a picnic. The Africentric display was a HUGE unexpected bonus. It clearly and (somehow) without emotion covered the horrific entry of Black people into North America. Sad, and true, piece of Canadian history. Well done.

David Callahan

Colin Heighton

A beautiful, safe, park. It tends to get the best morning light, if you like sunrises, this is a beautiful green space to view it from. While you’re there, take in the cultural information that is directly inside and surrounding the main structure.

David Stonham

Terrell Borden

I remember the community coming together to build this park when I was a kid. The pyramid was and still is a huge part of the Ward 1 community. Where else in NS can you say "meet me at the pyramid"?