From a bell tower to another is a brand new circuit that allows you to approach the cultural and religious diversity of the beginnings of Sherbrooke.
The new permanent exhibition features a series of activities designed to depict the city’s evolution across the decades by portraying the lives of Sherbrooke residents from yesteryear to today.
In addition to the Christmas exhibition returning from November to January, two temporary exhibitions are being offered during the 2021-2022 school year.
The confluence of the Saint-François (St. Francis) and Magog rivers is unarguably the cradle of Sherbrooke.
Explore the cradle of Sherbrooke, and note the city’s major transformations over time by comparing their current state to pictures from our archival records.
You want to visit our permanent exhibition and the temporary exhibitions?
Type of visit : Guided tour
Duration : 60 to 120 minutes
Cost : 3,50 $ per student, min. 15 students or 52,50 $
Availability : Year round
Departure from : Société d’histoire de Sherbrooke
Themes : Cultural diversity, local history, social history
- The permanent exhibition Sherbrooke, a place to call home
Is a special encounter with the people who built Sherbrooke over more than two centuries. Students must organize a rally to discover the exhibition hall and its contents.
- The temporary exhibitions
Are presented each year. For information on the current program, contact us or see the temporary exhibition section of our Web site.