Heritage meals are featured at  the Roma at Three Rivers Site  on Prince Edward Island




 Les Petites Fêtes
New for the 2008 season, experience Roma during a series of 8 lively and interactive programs. Offered in our historic pavilion these programs bring Roma to life. Demonstrations include heritage crafts, herbology, historic music and a visit from Roma himself!
Les Petites Fêtes occur on various Wednesdays & Sundays throughout the summer. Heritage meal included. Pre-registration recommended. More  program details can be found at EXPERIENCING ROMA

HIGHLIGHTS
2008 SUMMER


New Group Programs

Groups of  8 to 10 are invited to step back 276 years into life in the 1730s through two new themed experiences.
Choose from:
Fish Tails & Tall Ships; and/or That's Life! in the 1730s;




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Roma's summer program offering guided tours and costumed interpreters will begin June 29th and run until September 1st. New this year will be the 8 Petites Fêtes featuring themed presentations and a lunch & learn experience.


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Feel free to wonder the Roma Site and browse the signage explaining the historical significance of the Jean Pierre Roma era (1732-1745) and the Macdonald era of the 1800s.


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"We'll be back" say the visitors to Roma ... 


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Roma at Three Rivers is highlighted under "Things To Do", History and Culture ... Points East Costal Drive 


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The 2008 Roma Feast will be held on September 6th, 2008
 Roma at Three Rivers can be rented for weddings, birthday parties, group gatherings, family reunions, pizza parties,  meetings, ...
contact us at: 902 838 3413 or email: ROMA1732@GMAIL.COM
   
Roma at Three Rivers is a National Historic Site on Prince Edward Island
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Bread baked at Roma at Three Rivers
Heritage meal at Roma at Three Rivers
Culture & history found at Roma at Three Rivers
Roma at Three Rivers National Historic Site is open for touring from 10 to 6 ... 7 days a week, from June 29 to Sept 1. The site features costumed interpretation of our 1700s heritage structures as well as our heritage garden. There are also 9 km of historic walking trails to explore.
             One of Canada's earliest designated National Historic Sites, Jean Pierre Roma at Three Rivers
offers a cluster of 1700s style buildings with 9km of forested trails along the Brudenell and Montague Rivers. Interpretive signs along the easily accessible 1 km-long Heritage Trail recognize the fisheries and international trade begun here in 1732 by French merchant, Jean Pierre Roma.  The site presents guides in period clothing for interpretation of the French heritage garden, artifacts, children's toys & games and an opportunity to experience life in the early 1700s. Dates and details for Les Petites Fetes are found on the
EXPERIENCING ROMA page. Entertaining experiences with heritage meals for groups are available by prearrangement; guided heritage and nature tours can be booked for small groups.  The full commercial kitchen caters to prebooked Heritage Meals. The site has beautiful picnic areas and a unique timber frame barbeque shelter with large outdoor clay oven.  Explore and picnic independently at any time. Because Roma built the Island's first roads,  it is said "All roads lead to Roma"!