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October 20, 2007
An exhibit of 30 large-scale photographs on the construction of Notre-Dame and St. Helen’s islands for the 1967 World's Fair in Montréal.
600 objects from the collection of the Hospitallers of St.Joseph, of Hôtel-Dieu, relate a history forever entwined with that of Montreal.

The Musée des Hospitalières de l'Hôtel-Dieu de Montréal, inaugurated in 1992, commemorates the 350th anniversary of the foundation of Montreal.
Photo : Gilbert Langlois
Put your hands to the task! Every Saturday and Sunday at 2 pm, hour-long workshops allow children and their parents to experience for themselves the skill and creativity of the artisan.
A new workshop every 2 weeks; consult our website for details.
This exhibition features a selection of beautiful antique chairs.
The Please Be Seated exhibition will be presented from October 11, 2007 to November 11, 2007. The Museum is open Thursday to Sunday, from 1 pm to 5 pm. For information, please call (514) 633-4314 or (514) 633-4170.
Guided tour of the historic fur-trade warehouse
A guided tour of the Biosphère’s wind turbines, its artificial wastewater treatment wetlands and its geothermal heating and air-conditioning system.
Guided tour offered at various hours. For information: 514-283-5000
Visitors follow a guide on a tour of the permanent exhibition.
Guided tours last from 45 minutes to one hour depending on the group. The exhibition tour can vary.
Children will enjoy a whimsical look at the Celtic origins of Halloween and associated beliefs on a surprise-filled tour of the Museum. You'll have a ghostly good time, with chills and thrills!
Free activity, included in the entrance fee for the Museum
Military costumes for youngsters. Worshops to make cartridges, tattooing inspired by the Natives, storytelling, guided tours. In winter, snowshoeing and old-fashioned curling.
Snowshoeing and old-fashioned curling are available only if Mother Nature allows.
Inaugurated by the Centre d’histoire de Montréal in 1993 and open to both amateurs and professionals, the contest aims to discover and uncover the heritage of daily life in Montreal.
Send your photos in our adress: Contest "Montréal à l'œil," 335 Place d'Youville, Montreal H2Y 3T1. The Industrial Montreal contest offers a fabulous landscape of possibilities for all who love to take photographs. In your sights: anything and everything related to industry on the island of Montreal. The east-end refineries and the Old Port’s grain silos are perfect examples of the enormous potential of this subject. It’s up to you to explore the vast industrial heritage that, since 1850, has made Montreal the economic capital of the province and indeed of all of Canada. Check our web site for all the details (www.ville.montreal.qc.ca/chm)
A look at concrete sustainable development, showcasing contemporary innovations that follow in the footsteps of the Biosphere’s creator, R. Buckminster Fuller (1895-1983).
The exhibition unveils the life and work of Jeanne Mance (1606-1673) co-founder of Montréal, founder of the Hôtel-Dieu and Canada's first secular nurse.
The exhibition can be visited individually during the museum's opening hours. A guided tour can also be reserved for groups.

Jeanne Mance. Charcoal, attributed to Sister Alexandrine Paré, r.h.s.j., end of XIX century.
Illustration : Collection of RHSJM
Tour enlighting the links between the Irish and the French Canadians in the beginning of the 19th century
Visit to the church and the cemetery, explanations by Claude Bourguignon, author of a book on St.Columban. Translation in English. Lunch in St.Columban. Stop at St.Eustache, guided tour of the church and the Légaré windmill.
With or without snowshoes, and lit by lanterns, groups follow the guide and explore Île Sainte-Hélène where a mystery unfolds and characters appear, even the Devil watches.
Trails by Night is a group activity, without snowshoes in the fall season or with snowshoes when there is snow.
The Montreal Heritage Calendar was produced by Héritage Montréal in collaboration with the Montreal Heritage Network and its partners.
Guided tours are available for groups, the general public and students from grade schools to universities.