The exhibitions in the Kamouraska Regional Museum range from artifacts to the history of the village and the region. Through the accounts of the lives of the men and women who lived here, the interesting guided tours will show you the history and treasures ...
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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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The Écomusée du fier monde is a history and community museum that invites you to explore little known facets of Montréal culture. Discover the daily life of the working class and follow the inspiring journeys of grassroots groups. Visit the Écomusée exhibitions ...
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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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The Art Gallery houses about 10 exhibitions every year, with professional, high-quality pieces exploring a variety of themes, approaches and mediums. The Gallery is known for the diversity of its exhibits, displaying the work of local, national and international ...
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At the Musée régional de la Côte-Nord, you will discover the history of the region through the arts, sciences, ethnology, history, archeology and geology. Visit the permanent exhibition Terres de sens: le grand voyage to discover the 9,000 years of history ...
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On the banks of the St.Lawrence River, 10 km from downtown Montréal, contemporary art and history collide. The Musée de Lachine invites you to discover the history of the Maison Le Ber-Le Moyne, to visit the contemporary art temporary exhibit, and to ...
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Artefacts, survivors' stories, photographs and audiovisual documents testify to the Holocaust and to the devastation brought on by prejudice.
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Located at the very heart of the Quartier Latin, just a jump, hop and skip away from the Berri-UQAM metro station, the Cinémathèque québécoise is Montréal’s museum of the moving image. It aims to protect and share the world’s audiovisual heritage with ...
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