Battle of the Châteauguay
National Historic Site

Beauharnois Generating Station

Biophare

Blockhaus de la rivière-Lacolle

Chambly Canal
National Historic Site

Coteau-du-Lac
National Historic Site

Électrium, the Hydro-Québec Electricity Interpretation Centre

Exporail, The Canadian Railway Museum

Expression, Centre d’exposition de Saint-Hyacinthe

Fort Chambly
National Historic Site

Fort Lennox
National Historic Site

La Maison amérindienne

Maison Lenoblet-du-Plessis

Maison LePailleur

Maison nationale des Patriotes

Missisquoi Museum

Musée des beaux-arts
de Mont-Saint-Hilaire

Musée du costume
et du textile du Québec

Musée du Haut-Richelieu

Musée régional
de Vaudreuil-Soulanges

Muséobus,
the Children’s Museum

MUSO – Musée de société
des Deux-Rives

Plein sud, Centre d’exposition en art actuel

Quebec Museum of Archaeology

Saint-Ours Canal
National Historic Site

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Preschool and Elementary
Workshop tour

The activities offered by the museum enable students to discover art and textile traditions both here and further afield. The guided tour of the current exhibition encourages children to discuss and learn about a variety of topics. These range from the aesthetic, technical, social, historic and economic aspects of art to the textile traditions and skills of different societies. A creative workshop, related to the exhibition, lets students explore such concepts and develop their manual dexterity.

A made-to-measure activity related to the museum’s main theme can also be developed for your class. For more information, please contact the head of the museum’s educational service.

Secondary, College and University
Adapted guided tour
The museum’s guides can adapt tours to the particular needs and interests of visitors, whether they belong to a group with specialized concerns or a group from secondary schools, colleges or universities.

Art critic for a day
This activity, designed to appeal to secondary students, invites them to use their creativity and judgment by writing an article on a current exhibition as if they were art critics. In doing so, they develop their competences in the field of art as well as their language skills.

Cost: $3.00 per student
Length of activity: 1 hour or more, depending on activity
Reservations: (450) 923-6601