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4601, rue Sherbrooke Est
Montréal (city of), Qc, Canada
H1X 2B1
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This gallery, opened in the fall of 2001, presents and sells the work of Canadian multidisciplinary artists with diverse backgrounds: photography, drawing, sculpture and installation.
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Fous Desserts est une charmante pâtisserie qui existe depuis 1995, située sur le Plateau Mont-Royal, cette maison propose de délicieuses pâtisseries européennes et chocolats aux influences japonaises. Chez Fous Desserts, le concept est d'utiliser des ...
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Immersing yourself into Canadian Olympism is now possible! Dive into the Canadian Olympic Experience! Located in the Canadian Olympic House in Montreal, this interactive, educational and immersive exhibition will allow you to hear from the athletes and ...
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Let yourself be carried away by your child's heart and go skating on the magnificent ice trail at Parc Jean-Drapeau. Since it is refrigerated, the skating trail offers a smooth gliding surface and can remain open even when the weather is milder. Don't ...
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The stringed instrument maker Jules Saint-Michel has a workshop within the Economuseum of the Violin which has all the components of stringed instruments related to their fabrication, restoration or appraisal, in addition to supplies, accessories and ...
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The Yacht-Club Royal Saint-Laurent is located in the borough of Dorval-L'Ile Dorval, the Club is a veritable oasis of greenery within the urban sprawl of the great City of Montreal. With its approximately 400 feet of shoreline (nearly double that if we ...
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In the heart of the Quartier des Spectacles, Montréal’s biggest refrigerated outdoor rink is free! There’s daily on-ice programming, as well as a pavilion where visitors can warm up by the fireplace and sip a hot chocolate. In the evening, discover Luminothérapie ...
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This gallery presents works by Canadian artists, both ancient and contemporary. Works by Krieghoff and his contemporaries, Canadian Impressionists and members of the Group of Seven. Excellent works by European artists of the 19th and 20th centuries. In ...
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