Whetung Ojibwa Centre, Curve Lake

The Whetung Ojibwa Centre in Curve Lake First Nation is one of Ontario’s most respected Indigenous art galleries and cultural tourism destinations. Family-owned for generations, the centre has become a landmark attraction in the Kawarthas for visitors seeking authentic Indigenous artwork, handcrafted gifts, traditional teachings, and meaningful cultural experiences. Located near Peterborough and Buckhorn, the Whetung Ojibwa Centre welcomes thousands of travelers each year exploring Ontario cottage country. The centre features an impressive collection of Indigenous paintings, carvings, moccasins, jewellery, pottery, dreamcatchers, beadwork, and handcrafted products created by First Nations artists from across Canada. Visitors can browse unique art galleries, learn about Anishinaabe traditions, and experience the welcoming atmosphere that has made the centre one of the most beloved Indigenous tourism attractions in Ontario. Beyond shopping, the Whetung Ojibwa Centre also promotes cultural education and community awareness through exhibits and storytelling that highlight the importance of Indigenous history and traditions throughout the Kawartha region. Guests often combine their visit with nearby cultural and outdoor attractions including Curve Lake First Nation, Petroglyphs Provincial Park, and the Trent-Severn Waterway. Whether you are looking for authentic Indigenous artwork, cultural tourism experiences, or unique gifts made in Canada, the Whetung Ojibwa Centre offers one of the best opportunities to support Indigenous artists while exploring the natural beauty and heritage of Ontario’s cottage country.