Humanics Sanctuary and Sculpture Park

The nine-acre wooded sanctuary features walking trails and bridges over a creek, displaying outdoor art pieces integrated within the natural environment.

The sanctuary opened in July 2017 with support from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, marking a milestone in Cumberland's commitment to cultural diversity.

Each section of the park represents different spiritual and philosophical themes through sculptures, encouraging dialogue between various faith traditions and cultural expressions.

The park operates from May to October, Thursday through Monday, with admission fees of $10 for adults and $7 for students and seniors.

The sanctuary includes an Inuksuk sculpture at its entrance, acknowledging the traditional Algonquin territory and incorporating Indigenous elements into its design.

Location: Cumberland

Inception: 2017

Address: 3468 Ch. Old Montréal Rd, Cumberland, ON K4C 1H9

Website: https://humanicsinstitute.org

GPS coordinates: 45.51545,-75.36436

Latest update: March 18, 2025 01:38