The Leonard Putulik Cultural Visitor’s Centre

The Cultural Visitor’s Centre development will provide programs, and services to preserve significant part of History for exhibit space of Visitors Centre, display traditions, or cultural exhibit gallery, and employments. The Cultural tourism products to develop business, or Publications through research sources of back-in-time chronicles.

This include Tourism & Economic Development, resource network, market partnership business/ education, the heritage buildings history, and archaeological sites, or arts & crafts intern studio. The workshops to provide arts & crafts, carving, seamstresses, embroidery/ sewing seminar, pre-employment training, archival collections, woodworking/ intern carpentry training, metal/ ornament arts studio, cultural program, or traditional bannock baking.

The introduction of exhibit display, oral history, piece of tune Inuit traditional drum, throat singing, or accordion introduce by the early Whalers. The Parks resources or Ukkusiksalik National Park, Churchill Eskimo Museum, or Atlas place names, preservation of History, or Heritage sites to assist, and associate Tourism to sustain Economic Development.


The centre consist of programs, or resources on recreational trail, eco-tourism/ guide training, or safety program, wildlife/ marine mammal, or coastal, and plants or berries, migratory birds, and outdoor recreation. The program services of student/ employment training, or intern that associates to College/ University research, Nunavut researchvesselhealth nutrition, or food bank/ foodprep, and canteen bakery.

The Cultural Visitor’s Centre comprise of local merchandise market products, retail, canteen/ foodprep, lobby, arts & crafts/ exhibit, wood industrial shop/ training, or conference centre, and two offices. The Kivalliq Inuit Association new Cultural Visitor’s Centre building projected $6 million, open July 21, 2021.


The Kivalliq Inuit Association program and services contact Community Liaison Officer 1-(867) 898-9159.