The Cape Breton Partnership, the Municipality of the County of Victoria, and Destination Cape Breton are pleased to present a free public screening of the new docuseries Forest Guide on Tuesday, August 26th from 7 – 8:30 p.m. at the Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site ( Water Hall Entrance) in Baddeck, Nova Scotia.

About the Event:

This special community event will feature the premiere screening of the first two episodes of Forest Guide, a new Bell Fibe TV1 docuseries filmed in Victoria County. The series invites viewers to explore the forests and trails of Unama’ki – Cape Breton through the perspectives of local forest guides, blending immersive documentary storytelling with the calming practice of forest bathing.

Attendees will experience a deep connection to Unama’ki – Cape Breton’s natural landscapes while learning more about the people who know them best. The production highlights the region’s creative talent, environmental beauty, and growing potential as a destination for film and storytelling.

Event Details:

• Screening of Episodes 1 and 2 of Forest Guide
• Free admission
• Light refreshments will be available
• Advanced registration is required

Please Note: Members of the audience may be invited, with their permission, to participate in a brief testimonial interview following the screening. These interviews will be led by the Producer of the series and may be used in the future to help promote Forest Guide. By participating in this process, individuals acknowledge and agree that their testimonials may be shared publicly for promotional purposes.

Photography Disclaimer:
The Cape Breton Partnership reserves the right to photograph its events. From time to time, these photos may be used in our publications or promotional materials. By registering for this event, you understand and acknowledge that your photograph may be taken and used at the Cape Breton Partnership’s discretion.

Registration: This is a free event, but space is limited. Please register in advance to secure your seat.

To learn more about the series or to suggest new trails and guides for future seasons, visit www.forest-guide.com.