Reenactment site/historical interpretation site

Centre Sakihikan

Establishment assessed on

Accessibility rating
Partially accessible
Good to know
  • Outdoor flooring: compacted rock dust, wood, paving stones, concrete, and grass
  • Accessible areas: stage and fishing pier
  • Partially accessible areas: gathering area, fire pit, and social area
  • Restroom inside the building is presumed to be partially accessible; not assessed during the visit
Site Overview
Site Overview
Parking at the front of the building
Parking at the front of the building
Scene
Scene
Rest Area - Meet-and-Greet Corner
Rest Area - Meet-and-Greet Corner
Meeting place - fire pit area
Meeting place - fire pit area
Wooden sidewalk and compacted rock dust path
Wooden sidewalk and compacted rock dust path
Fishing pier
Fishing pier
Main entrance
Main entrance
Trail around Lake Saint-Louis
Trail around Lake Saint-Louis

Establishment details

Circulation aisle

  • Presence of steps : no

Door

  • Clear width (cm) : 85

Automatic door opener

  • Type of automatic door opener : push plate

Access to floors

  • Number of accessible floors : 1

Circulation corridor

  • Level : one-level

Seating furniture

  • Type of seating : chair

Table

  • Table type : regular

Parking-Information

  • Number of reserved spaces for people with disabilities : 0

Exterior surface

  • Surface type : asphalt

Exterior surface

  • Surface type : compacted stone dust

Circulation aisle

  • On the same level : yes

Fountain-Refill station

  • Controls-Access : easy access

Rest area

  • Seating available : yes
  • Table(s) available : yes

Circulation aisle

  • On the same level : yes

Dock-Information

  • Type of dock : fixed
  • Presence of slope : no

Description

Located in the heart of La Tuque, the Sakihikan Center invites you to discover Indigenous culture through activities, events, and performances. At dusk, enjoy a free multimedia sound-and-light show projected onto a water screen at Lake Saint-Louis.

Contact details

425, rue Saint-Louis, La Tuque, Québec

819 523-4802 /

accueil@caalt.qc.ca

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