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Musée d’histoire
de Sherbrooke

Accredited private archive center

 

Our exhibitions

June 11, 2026 - October 25, 2026

American-Biltrite room, Temporary Exhibition

Parcelles d’histoire(s) (French only)

Once they’re taken out of the storage areas that ensure their preservation, museum artifacts come to life, so to speak. Will you listen to what they have to tell you?

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June 11, 2026 - October 25, 2026

Temporary Exhibition, Espace C

Fleurs et jardins (French only

Fleurs et jardins is a stroll through the gardens of the Estrie region from the last century, featuring some twenty photographs that capture the lush greenery and colorful flowers of the summer season.

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November 19, 2026 - January 10, 2027

American-Biltrite room, Temporary Exhibition

Christmas in people’s hearts

The exhibition Christmas in People's Hearts presents traditions from yesterday and today, from here and elsewhere, in all their variations, uniqueness, singularity, and colors.

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Mémoire de Sherbrooke

Andrée-Désilets room, Permanent Exhibitions

Sherbrooke’s memories

A different perspective on Sherbrooke’s history through the accounts of those who dreamt of, chose, lived in, and built the city.

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Exposition virtuelle

To your machines!

To your machines! depicts the broad lines of Sherbrooke’s industrial history and goes beyond factory life to paint a portrait of its inhabitants during this pivotal time.

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Heritage

3 October 2023

Curling at the Sherbrooke Curling Club: fair play and inclusion above all!

The origins of curling date back to the 16th century and perhaps even earlier, in Caledonia (what we now know as Scotland). However, it was not until the 19th century that the rules became more structured. In Quebec, it was in Montreal that the first curling club, the Royal Montreal Curling Club, was founded in 1807.

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