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The Green Goddess is a small local business that creates truly natural skincare and wellness products for the whole family. As a passionate herbalist and aspiring homesteader who loves serving her community, Sarah is often found at our local Farmer’s Market, chatting with customers while selling her handcrafted creations. Inspired by her love of people and the planet, her vast product collection features only the highest quality organic and ethically sourced ingredients. Some of her most beloved products by the community, like her plantain salve, include acreage-grown or wildcrafted plants found right here in the Peace Country.

Beyond her beloved product line, Sarah is also a passionate teacher who offers a variety of fun and educational workshops at her beautiful acreage studio. From crafting skincare to blending herbal teas or learning how to make traditional medicines like elderberry syrup, Sarah inspires her guests to take their wellness into their own hands by creating safe and natural products for themselves and their families. She dreams of converting their acreage into a botanical garden destination and offering garden tours featuring local and medicinal plants. Be sure to follow The Green Goddess as she works towards becoming an official tourist destination in the north!

The Green Goddess Studio is located 20 minutes from Peace River: Take Highway 2 south to Nampa, and just before Nampa, turn left on South Harmon Valley Road for 11 km. Turn right on Range Road 195; the studio is located on the first acreage on the left.

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Explore the legendary Mighty Peace, from the fur trade to modern times, through the exhibits at our museum. Discover Nampa and Northern Sunrise County’s historic multicultural roots by following the steps of those who ventured to Canada’s northern-most homesteading area, across the Grouard Trail and onto the railways that took people from all over the world through muskeg to the Mighty Peace Country. Learn about local industries, about farming, about traditional ways as we guide you through the indoor and outdoor exhibits and buildings. With displays on two floors open year round and outdoor exhibits accessible from May to September, the Nampa and District Museum is more than worth a gander.

Major attractions include:

• The original water tank built by the Central Canada Railway to which Nampa owes its very own existence;
• Our old-time boardwalk of shops and businesses from the early to mid 1900’s;
• Our taxidermy exhibits, showing off local wildlife in the area
• The Rucka settlement house (circa 1937)
• Reno’s Ukrainian Catholic Church (circa 1946)

And so much more.

Hours of Operation

• June 1st to August 31st – 10 am to 5 pm / 7 days a week
• September 1st to May 31st – 10 am to 5 pm / Monday to Friday
• Admission: Seniors 65+ $3, Family $15, Adults $7, Students/children attending school  $3, Children under 6 Free