Centre d'exposition de Repentigny

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Centre d'exposition de Repentigny

Exhibition centre - Art - Fine Arts and Decorative Arts / Contemporary Art

Tourist region: Lanaudière

3 Place d'Evry

Repentigny, Quebec J6A 8H7

Telephone: 450 470-3010 Fax: 450 470-3088 SMQ code: 163508 E-mail: [email protected] Website: http://www.ville.repentigny.qc.ca/expositions/ Hours Open year-round

Hours: Wednesday and Thursday from 1 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m.; Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. Summer hours: Wednesday and Thursday from 1 to 5 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m.; Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m.

To discover, see and do...

The Centre d’exposition de Repentigny is a 300 m² exhibition centre that presents and organizes shows giving an overview of major trends in arts and crafts and the visual arts.

Services

Parking Sales counter

Reception (languages) Exhibitions: French

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Cuthbert Chapel

Interpretation site - History and society - Religious Heritage

Cuthbert Chapel Photo: Réal Guérin 461 rue de Bienville

Berthierville, Quebec J0K 1A0

Telephone: 450 836-7336

Telephone (off season): 450 836-8158 Fax: 450 838-8158

SMQ code: 1060

Website: http://www.patrimoineberthier.org/ Hours

Seasonal

The Chapelle des Cuthbert is the oldest existing Protestant church in Quebec. Step back in time and discover the history of this remarkable chapel through our guided tours and permanent photo exhibition.

Services

Parking Picnic area

For groups:

Customized activities (specific groups) Hours adapted to groups

Parking (buses)

Guided tours: French, English

Capacity

Self-guided tours: 50 people

Heritage classification

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Église de la Purification-de-la-Bienheureuse-Vierge-Marie

Interpretation site - Art / History and society - Religious Heritage

445 rue Notre-Dame

Repentigny, Quebec J6A 2T3

Telephone: 450 470-3001 Fax: 450 470-3027 SMQ code: 163409 E-mail: [email protected] Website: http://grandquebec.com/lanaudiere/eglise-purifcation/ Hours Seasonal

From Saint-Jean-Baptiste to the last sunday of august : Wednesday to Sunday, 1 to 5 p.m.

Week-ends of Labour Day, Journées de la culture and Thanksgiving from 1 to 5 p.m.

Regular rates

Free admission

The Purification-de-la-Bienheureuse-Vierge-Marie church was declared a historic monument on March 23, 1978 – exactly 300 years after the Seigniory’s first church was built, to the west of Repentigny, on the seigniorial estate. A wooden church was first erected on the current site in 1703, followed by a stone church dating from 1723; today’s church stands atop the remains of the second church. This is the oldest church in the Montreal diocese. Its cemetery, like those of churches on the Île d'Orléans and only a few other churches in Quebec, adjoins the church. A fire on October 12, 1984, damaged the interior, but most of the decorations were saved. Despite the damage caused by the fire, and in view of its long history, the Repentigny church remains one of the finest in the Montreal diocese.

Services

Parking Gift shop Restaurant

For groups:

Parking (buses)

Capacity

Self-guided tours: 300 people Guided tours: 50 people

Number of sites to visit: 1 church

National historic site (Canada) Historic monument (Quebec) Historic site (Quebec)

Activities or attractions nearby

The church is located on the Chemin du Roy (King’s Road), alongside the St. Lawrence River. Visitors can also stroll along the waterside in the Île Lebel park, across the way, and enjoy three historical walking tours. Two local windmills are still standing; one of them, the Grenier mill, is open to the public.

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Île-des-Moulins historic site

Interpretation site - History and society - Industrial Heritage

866 rue St-Pierre

Terrebonne, Quebec J6W 1E5

Telephone: 450 471-0619 Fax: 450 471-8311 SMQ code: 1261 E-mail: [email protected] Website: http://www.iledesmoulins.qc.ca/ Hours Seasonal General public:

- Late June to early September: Wednesday to Sunday Wednesday: 1 to 6 p.m.

Thursday to Saturday: 1 to 9 p.m. Sunday: 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.

School groups:

- Early May to mid-June: Monday to Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

From Thanksgiving to late June: open for groups, by reservation only

Regular rates

- Guided tour of the site: $5* - Boat tour: $5**

- Visit, school program: $4 - Rally, school program: $2

* Free for visitors age 10 and under

Set in the heart of Old Terrebonne, the Île-des-Moulins historic site offers visitors a fascinating historical and cultural experience.

This is the second-largest historical restoration site in Quebec.

Classified as a recognized historic site in 1973, Île-des-Moulins is a major 19th-century pre-industrial complex. It is still a living, breathing place, with five restored buildings.

Through historical, cultural and recreational interpretation activities, the Île-des-Moulins historic site relates the history of the Terrebonne region from three points of view: the transition from the seigniorial regime to municipal government, the operation of water-driven mills and their pre-industrial development. There are two permanent exhibitions (Récits d'une seigneurie and les Moulins

de Terrebonne, le pouvoir de l'eau) open during the

summer and, by reservation, all year long.

Round off your visit with guided tours, interactive theatre, interpretation activities, boat tours, mini-train tours, a walking path, a storytelling evening and theme evenings.

Services

Parking Restaurant

Dining area (indoors) Picnic area

For groups:

Room (space) rental Parking (buses)

Restaurant available by reservation Packages available

Capacity

Self-guided tours: 1000 people Guided tours: 80 people Number of exhibitions: 4-5 Number of sites to visit: 3

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Île-des-Moulins historic site

Interpretation site - History and society - Industrial Heritage

Accessibility

Partially accessible

Accessible to visually impaired visitors

Théâtre du Vieux-Terrebonne La Maison Bélisle

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Moulin Grenier

Interpretation site - History and society - Industrial Heritage

912 rue Notre-Dame

Repentigny, Quebec J5Y 1C8

Telephone: 450 470-3400 Fax: 450 470-3027 SMQ code: 163455 E-mail: [email protected] Website: http://www.ville.repentigny.qc.ca/ Hours Seasonal

June 24 (St-Jean Baptiste) to August 28, from 1 to 5 p.m. Wednesday to Sunday, and weekends from Labour Day until Thanksgiving and the Journées de la culture.

Regular rates

Free admission

The Moulin Grenier (Grenier Mill) was built in 1820 by François Grenier. It was classified as a historic building in 1976. The mill is open to the public, and guides offer interactive tours from June 24 (St-Jean Baptiste) to Thanksgiving. One of its main attractions is the excellent condition of its original mechanism. The mill operated until the 1880s, but was almost abandoned in the late 1970s, when it was struck by a car. The city of Repentigny took it over and began restoration work, completed in September 2005. Contact us for the detailed schedule.

Services

Parking Picnic area

For groups:

Parking (buses)

Other service(s): Artisanal bakery workshop available nearby (by reservation)

Reception (languages) Guided tours: French, English

Capacity

Self-guided tours: 7 people Guided tours: 21 people

Historic monument (Quebec) Historic site (Quebec)

The Moulin Grenier is located on the Chemin du Roy (King’s Road); another historic mill stands less than 500 metres away. There is an adjoining artisanal bakery and, less than 2 kilometres away, the Île Lebel park offers an oasis of peace with three walking trails on historical, heritage and archaeological themes.

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Musée d'art de Joliette

Museum - Art - Fine Arts and Decorative Arts / Contemporary Art / Religious Heritage

Musée d'art de Joliette The exhibition Shayne Dark. Wildfire, 2009 Photo : Richard-Max Tremblay © Musée d'art de Joliette 145 rue du Père-Wilfrid-Corbeil

Joliette, Quebec J6E 4T4

Telephone: 450 756-0311 Fax: 450 756-6511

Telephone for group reservations: 450 765-0311 poste 234 SMQ code: 1123 E-mail: [email protected] Website: http://www.museejoliette.org/ Hours Open year-round

- Tuesday to Sunday, 12 noon to 5 pm

Regular rates

- Adults: $10

- Seniors (65 and over): $8 - Students: $8

- Children (6 to 12 years): $6 - Members of the Museum: free

Group rates

An institution of international calibre set in the heart of the Lanaudière, the Musée d’art de Joliette has a mission to conserve, promote and disseminate early and contemporary works by artists from Québec, Canada and abroad. The Musée’s collection, which today holds close to 9,000 works, presents an overview of art history, looking at the past and the future. This vision is what characterizes the MAJ’s exhibitions and provides visitors with unique cultural experiences. With its commitment to offer cultural and educational activities designed for a public of all ages, all year long, the MAJ has become a leading player in the diffusion of visual arts in Québec.

Services

Parking Sales counter Dining area (indoors)

For groups:

Customized activities (specific groups) Room (space) rental

Parking (buses)

Reception (languages) Exhibitions: French, English

Capacity

Self-guided tours: 500 people Guided tours: 60 people Number of exhibitions: 7 Number of sites to visit: 1

Accessibility

Accessible

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Rosalie Cadron House

Interpretation site - History and society

Rosalie-Cadron House Photo: Lorraine Legault © Rosalie Cadron house 1997 rue Notre-Dame

Lavaltrie, Quebec J5T 1S6

Telephone: 450 586-0361 or 450 586-1575 Toll-free: 1 887 586-1575

Telephone (off season): 450 586-1575 Telephone for group reservations: 450 586-1575 SMQ code: 159258 E-mail: [email protected] Website: http://www.maisonrosaliecadron.org/ Hours Seasonal

June 24th to September 2nd: Tuesday to Sunday, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. By appointment from May 15th to June 23rd and from September 3rd to October 15th.

- Groups by appointment from May 15th to October 15th

Regular rates

Adults: $5 Seniors: $4 Students: $2

Members and children under 6: free Groups: 3,50$

Group rates

Rosalie Cadron-Jetté (1794-1864), mother of 11 children and foundress of the Misericordia Sisters, was born in this house, built around 1790. Here you can learn about the daily life of Rosalie Cadron and Jean-Marie Jetté with their first six children, around 1820, shortly before they left Lavaltrie. The period furniture, the vegetable and flower gardens, the cross standing by the road, the baker’s oven plus the old well and its mechanism, will take you back 200 years. An exhibition in one of the rooms tells about the life and work of this exceptional woman who devoted her life to the poor, the miserable and unmarried mothers. She has now been proposed for sainthood.

You’ll enjoy the exhibition and workshops on the domestic arts: weaving, quilting, arrow sashes, braided and hooked rugs, knitting, embroidery, etc. Home-made bread, games and amusements from the past, handicrafts and regional products.

Services

Parking Gift shop Picnic area

For groups:

Parking (buses)

Reception (languages) Exhibitions: French,

Guided tours: French, English, Français

Capacity

Self-guided tours: 50 people Guided tours: 50 people Number of exhibitions: 3-4 Number of sites to visit: 1

Chemin du Roy

Route verte (province-wide cycling trail) Many antique dealers and art galleries

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Sainte-Geneviève de Berthier church

Interpretation site - History and society - Religious Heritage

780 rue Montcalm

Berthierville, Quebec J0K 1A0

Telephone: 450 836-3758 Fax: 450 836-1921 SMQ code: 1061 E-mail: [email protected] Hours By appointment only

The second church in Berthier is the oldest in the Joliette diocese. It was opened to worship in 1787 and declared a historic monument in 2001. Numerous works by many renowned artists have made it a priceless art centre. Five sculptors and one painter, among the masters of their time, transformed the inside of the church into a veritable museum. The Église Sainte-Geneviève is a prime example of old French-Canadian architecture.

Services

Parking Picnic area

Reception (languages) Guided tours: French, English

Capacity

Guided tours: 50 people Number of sites to visit: 1

Historic monument (Quebec) Historic site (Quebec)

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Sir Wilfrid Laurier National Historic Site

Interpretation site - History and society

Saint-Lin-Laurentides, Quebec J5M 2W4

Telephone: 450 439-3702 Toll-free: 1 888 773-8888

Telephone (off season): 514 283-2282 Fax: 450 439-5721

Fax (off season): 514 283-5560

SMQ code: 1363

E-mail: [email protected] Website: http://www.pc.gc.ca/laurier/ Hours

Seasonal

- From May to mid-June : Monday to Friday, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

- From mid-June to Labor Day : Daily, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Regular rates

- Adults : $ 3,90 - Seniors: $ 3.40

- Children (6 to 16 years old) : $ 1,90 - Family: $ 9,80

Group rates Packages available

The Sir Wilfrid Laurier National Historic Site of Canada commemorates the life and work of Canada’s first French-Canadian Prime Minister, from 1896. Learn about the great achievements of this key figure in our history, at a time when Canada was experiencing massive change and unprecedented growth. The historic house takes you back to the early childhood of Sir Wilfrid Laurier, and our interpreter-guides have some entertaining tales to tell.

Services

Parking Picnic area

For groups:

Customized activities (specific groups) Parking (buses)

Packages available

Reception (languages) Exhibitions: French, English

Capacity

Guided tours: 75 people Number of exhibitions: 3 Number of sites to visit: 3

National historic site (Canada)

Accessibility

Partially accessible