Christmas Stories

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.

But where do the main traditions that we know about in Quebec come from? This is the question that the exhibition Christmas Stories(s) attempts to answer for a dozen traditions that have shaped our holiday season for several generations. And because Christmas rhymes – not really! with children for almost 200 years now, two extraordinary and dynamic guides will accompany the youngest in their discoveries. Indeed, Falala, a very nice fox article, and his companion Belzy, a funny little goblin, spend the holidays at the Mhist and will be happy to allow children to learn more, and independently, on the subject.

Speaking of Falala and Belzy, they offer families a book of discoveries, accessories for a photobooth. All in a bright, warm and playful atmosphere that will please all age groups, young and old.

The exhibition is presented in the American-Biltrite Hall from November 16, 2023 to January 7, 2024.

* Check the holiday schedule

***Between November 16 and December 21, it is highly recommended to call before you travel for a weekday visit. There are many activities with school groups, which could make the room inaccessible to the public.***