The main mission of the Musée de Charlevoix is to introduce the public to the history of Charlevoix and popular art, from yesterday to today. To achieve this, it deploys various means, including colorful and fascinating exhibitions, creating targeted ...
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Where is the land of my ancestors located? How did the Island of Orleans change through the years? Learn about the history of the island and of the 300 founding families at the Maison de nos Aïeux. Genealogy tools, a scale model, exhibits, guided tours ...
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A museum within everyone’s reach where people are at the core of history. Life testimonies, knowledge and know-how are the basis of exhibitions, and these evolve with the addition of visitors’ memories. The complete collection of testimonies can be consulted ...
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This museum is a one of a kind in Canada. Its mission is to promote naive art locally and abroad. Admission is free. The museum is open to the public between Wednesday and Sunday, and from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. In July and August, the museum is open every ...
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The Sherbrooke History Museum invites you to explore Sherbrooke and the Eastern Townships’ past. Discover the contribution of cultural communities on the development of the city for more than 200 years and witness their legacy.
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The Maison Plamondon hosts exhibitions highlighting the region and its history. The temporary exhibition Fou d'Forêt is a baladoexpo in the heart of the forest. Secrets de Charbonniers and Paroles et Musique complete the exhibitions. Keep an eye out for ...
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On the picturesque Dufferin street in Stanstead, in the Eastern Townships, sits the Colby-Curtis museum, located in a sumptuous 19th century manor. Admirably preserved and filled with unique artefacts testifying to the affluence of the Anglo-Canadian ...
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The Musée du Témiscouata is proud to present its new temporary exhibition: Territoires d'identité : Les villes de compagnie au Canada. This exhibition was produced by the Société d'histoire du Lac-St-Jean and its museum l'Odyssée des Batisseurs, in partnership ...
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Wachiya! Awarded the United Nations “We the Peoples” Award, the community of Oujé- Bougoumou is host to the Aanischaaukamikw Cree Cultural Institute. This unique center is more than a museum, it is a center where Cree culture is experienced and taught ...
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Delve into the history of a vibrant culture. Discover objects which evoke ancestral traditions that still echo today. An exceptional collection is presented with an interactive approach and explores the themes of territories, memories, and knowledge. ...
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