Heritage train station located downtown, a unique concept in the Eastern Townships. Interpretation center, permanent exhibits, tourist information center, excursion with the Train de Haut-St-François, guided tour of St-Louis de France church.
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The objective of this gallery is to promote the contemporary creation in artcrafts. The fields represented are glass, ceramics, textile construction, sculptural jewelry and furniture. Works purchased can be shipped anywhere in the world. Special orders ...
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Come discover the fascinating world of seals and learn about the history that ties them to the Îles de la Madeleine at the Centre d'interprétation du phoque (Seal Interpretation Centre). You will learn about the way ice moves, seal species, their life ...
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Montréal’s first maison de la culture arts centre, the Maison de la culture Maisonneuve occupies a former fire station built in 1907. It offers an eclectic year-round program, including shows, films, conferences, lectures, exhibitions and events.
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Located in the heart of Vieux-Lévis, L'Anglicane is an intimate 253-seat venue renowned for its exceptional acoustics and unique cachet. Its contemporary renovation, respectful of the building's original architecture, makes it one of the world's most ...
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Founded in 1990, La Chapelle is located in the heart of Montreal within a stone’s throw of the bustling St-Laurent Boulevard. This creative space is also a center of cultural dissemination and a non-profit organization devoted to performing arts that ...
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Boutique Charlevoix, located in La Malbaie, invites you to admire the work of renowned Charlevoix artists. This showcase of artistic vitality will allow you to discover contemporary art and the traditional know-how of the creators of our beautiful region ...
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The Moulin du Portage in Lotbinière, on the edge of the Grande-Rivière-du-Chêne, is a former flour mill that has now become a small performance hall offering a varied musical program in the summer. Exhibition on the history of the mill and footpaths on ...
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The Forestry Interpretation Centre was built following La Sarre's designation as "Forestry Capital of Canada" in 1989. A free permanent exhibition explores the region's history through forestry, geography and archaeology! On display are a collection of ...
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The Maison de la Culture Ahuntsic has a 300-seat theatre and also features a gallery. During the year, it offers a variety of exhibits, concerts and shows. It also welcomes artists in residence for creative development or public rehearsals.
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