The Museum is coming to you

During this time, it is possible to find entertainment from home in a few clicks.

The possibilities are endless, in fact! It’s encouraging to see how artists, creators and cultural institutions are being inspired by the many options that are available.

Thank you for the regular visits to our social networks. We invite you to share our virtual program and activities with your friends.

School at home

As a tribute to Montréal’s first school teacher, we have posted a number of publications catered to families and children on the Museum’s Facebook page. You’ll find fun activities and exercises that were prepared by teachers and other educators.

 

Museum at home

The new permanent exhibit will be inaugurated as soon as possible (we’re hoping for this summer). In the meantime we have patrimonial treasures and historical accounts, that are part of our special Facebook publication: Testez vos connaissances quiz on Wednesdays; Tranches de vie memories on Fridays; and Objets de collection items on Sundays.

 

 

Musician at home

We’re preparing a special musical treat for you, featuring Benoît Marineau, the Chapel’s organist. He will be webcasting three mini concerts from his home. Look for the videos and details on the Museum’s  Instagram page, Facebook page and right below

You can watch and listen on Mondays from April 20th

Storytelling at home

The Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours Chapel Pastoral Department will be presenting excerpts from St-Exupéry’s Petit Prince online. It is read by Benjamin Astresses and accompanied by organist Benoît Marineau. The well loved Little Prince lived on a planet hardly bigger than he was. His story encourages us to appreciate every moment, to look for true meaning in things and to nourish our creativity, all of life lessons especially in our current situation.

In eight episodes, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays starting April 21.

Books my mother read

We are preparing an inter-generational activity on our social networks, where you can suggest the titles of books your mother read to you, or classical children favourites that are read by parents and grandparents. For more info, see the Facebook event.

Musée Marguerite-Bourgeoys
Chapelle Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours

Address
400, rue Saint-Paul Est
Vieux-Montréal
Métro Champ-de-Mars
Phone
514 282-8670
Fax
514 282-8672
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