Join Falala and Belzy for the 4th and final edition of the temporary exhibition Christmas Stories from November 14, 2024 to January 5, 2025*. November 30 is La journée des enfants, so reserve your time (free)! And for fans of vintage toys, on December 14 at 1:30 p.m., we’ll be hosting a presentation and chat with vintage toy enthusiasts Stéphane Corriveau and Marlène Lemieux (included in admission).
*Between November 14 and December 19, call ahead for weekday visits. There are many activities with school groups, which could make the room inaccessible to the public*.
November 14, 2024 - January 05, 2025
American-Biltrite room, Temporary Exhibition
The holiday of Christmas contains a multitude of material and social traditions as well as a wide variety of characters that contribute to the magic of this time of the year.
February 06, 2025 - May 04, 2025
American-Biltrite room, Temporary Exhibition
Only in french - Presented by the Conseil du statut de la femme on the occasion of its 50th anniversary, this exhibition offers a retrospective on the progress made in Quebec regarding gender equality.
May 22, 2025 - June 22, 2025
American-Biltrite room, Temporary Exhibition
The exhibition Pin Solitaire explores personal and historical narratives related to Mena'sen Rock, also known as the Lone Pine Rock.
Andrée-Désilets room, Permanent Exhibitions
A different perspective on Sherbrooke’s history through the accounts of those who dreamt of, chose, lived in, and built the city.
Exposition virtuelle
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.
A New Database for Mhist
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.
