Territoires
2009-01-01 to 2009-12-31 'Territoires' forms a part of the permanent exhibition at the Musée de la Civilisation of Quebec City. The exhibition features photographs, images, archaeological artifacts and other articles which give extensive information about the past and present times of Quebec city. It chronicles the changes based on four themes—territory, nature, natural resources and winter. The exhibition provides a comprehensive account of the country along with interactive displays like touch screens, to make understanding easier for visitors. Check website for additional details.
Venue: Musée de la Civilisation
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Phone: +1 418 643 2158
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The Musée de la Civilisation, established in 1986, is located in an 18th-century house that has a courtyard, a rowboat, stone wharf, various exhibition rooms, auditorium, historic sites, historic museum and an interpretation centre. Originally an ethnographic museum, the collection now reflects the changes that have taken place in the society and covers major historical, social and philosophical concerns. They have rotational exhibitions, guided tours, and workshops. The exhibitions are all in English and French. There is also the museum boutique in the old vaults of the Estebe House. You can rent the museum for your event which could be a cocktail, conference, or reception etc. In the spring, the museum holds a number of events for the annual Festival de la Bande Dessinée Francophone de Québec.
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Jan 1st, 2009 to Dec 31st, 2009
'Territoires' forms a part of the permanent exhibition at the Musée de la Civilisation of Quebec City. The exhibition features photographs, images, archaeological artifacts and other articles which give extensive information about the past and present times of Quebec city. It chronicles the changes based on four themes—territory, nature, natural resources and winter. The exhibition provides a comprehensive account of the country along with interactive displays like touch screens, to make understanding easier for visitors. Check website for additional details.
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