Pointe-à-la-Renommée Historic Site is the strategic communications center of the First and Second World Wars, where Marconi installed North America's first marine radio station (1904), now designated a National Historic Event by the Historic Sites and ...
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Constructed in 1853 and renovated in 1993, Galerie d’art du Vieux Presbytère is a cultural center who shows art exhibits that highlight the talents of local and regional artists. Regularly, the artists give demonstrations that propel visitors into a veritable ...
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Join the Manoir’s docents to find out more about John Le Boutillier’s nearly forty years of wide-ranging endeavours. Dressed in period costume, they will assuredly take you back into the heart of the fascinating history of John Le Boutillier and the development ...
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Discover the history of the Cascapédia, a legendary salmon-fishing river, through the museum's permanent and temporary exhibits. A favourite of the rich and famous—including a princess—the river has many stories to tell. Atlantic salmon interpretation ...
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Located in a small Protestant church, this center chronicles the construction of the Kempt Road road, which was of great importance because no other road linked Chaleur Bay and Acadia to the rest of Canada. Painting, local crafts, collection of old objects ...
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The Atelier du peintre Jean-Pierre Gagnon is a space for creation and exhibition under the same roof. Located in the enchanting setting of Gaspésie, this modern art gallery is above all a place for art lovers.
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The Phare de la Martre - Musée des Phares, jewel of the Gaspé coast, stands proudly on its natural promontory near the church, its unusual octagonal wooden frame exposed to the soft caress of the sun and the harsh lash of the wind. See the rotating light ...
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Dedicated to the defense and illustration of the primacy of Percé's implacable artistic vocation, the Musée Le Chafaud has been working astutely since 1983 to provide Percé with a museum worthy of the richness of its exceptionally interesting and priceless ...
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Open year round, the Musée de la Gaspésie celebrates the identity and culture of the Gaspé region. It also houses Centre d’archives de la Gaspésie and Magazine Gaspésie. Visit La Muse Boutique, which features a vast selection of Gaspesian artisanal products ...
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The Paspébiac National Historic Site is the site where the Robin and LeBoutillier Brothers companies were founded. In the 19th century, it was one of the largest ports for the export of dried cod in the Atlantic. Ships sailed to Europe, the West Indies ...
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