Since the 1830s, the Wellington axis has been witness to the dynamic and effervescent nature of Sherbrooke Village.
En lien avec la nouvelle exposition permanente Mémoires sherbrookoises, le MHist vous propose de rencontrer des créateurs ayant travaillé à faire de cette exposition une expérience unique.
From boasting the very first religious and legal institutions to becoming the city’s first francophone working-class neighbourhood and fostering Sherbrooke’s cultural and educational vocations.
Explore the history of the factories and workers… And one more thing: End your journey at the Frontenac Power Station, currently only accessible as a part of this activity!
Equipped with an MP3 player and a detailed map of the area, admire the rich architecture of the ancestral houses and discover Sherbrooke’s historical figures.
Short texts, photo albums, narrated clips and videos allow visitors to discover a little more about how Sherbrooke became what it is today.
In partnership with Destination Sherbrooke and the Marché de la Gare merchants and market producers, the event kindles the effervescence of public markets from the turn of the 20th century
Pour une huitième année, la journée des enfants, événement festif qui marque le début de la période des Fêtes, revient pour le bonheur des petits… et des grands!
