Culture Notes – Winter 2025
Worlds of discovery!
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EXHIBITIONS
The Stewart Hall Art Gallery presents high-quality professional exhibitions exploring a wide variety of themes, art practices, and mediums. Specializing in contemporary art, the Gallery actively supports visual arts in Québec and in Canada by acknowledging established artists and promoting emerging ones. Through its cultural mediation and educational programs (workshops, talks, film screenings and lectures), the Stewart Hall Art Gallery fosters community involvement and helps make art accessible to all.
FREE ADMISSION
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THE 2025 ART RENTAL COLLECTIONDiscover the latest submissions to the 2025 Art Rental Collection. The Stewart Hall Art Gallery offers a wide selection of artworks by more than 70 artists, chosen annually by a jury of professionals. As of mid-January, these artworks are available for rent or for purchase. VERNISSAGE Sunday, November 17, 2 p.m. STEWART HALL ART GALLERY FROM NOVEMBER 16, 2024, TO JANUARY, 12, 2025 |
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Thursday: 1 to 8 p.m. Friday: 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday: 9:30 am to 5 pm Holiday schedule: Closed December 24, 25, 26 and 31, 2024, and January 1 and 2, 2025. Open December 27, 28, 29 and 30, 2024, from 1 to 5 p.m. |
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AFROTOPOSAfrotopos is an exhibition that explores possible futures for the African continent based on the concept of Afrotopia. As an extension of the work of Felwine Sarr (Afrotopia), the exhibition considers Afro-contempraneity as a space of creativity and radical transformation. As such, it seeks to embody “the present moment, the psychological continuum of the African experience,” while offering a pluralist and dynamic vision of that territory. Through the work of seven artists, the public is invited to engage in a deeply reflective process at the intersection of history and speculative fiction, to reconfigure stories from the past and imagine new emancipating perspectives. In collaboration with Nigra Iuventa. ARTISTS : Damien Ajavon, Anna Binta Diallo, Delali Cofie, Marie-Danielle Duval, Berirouche Feddal, Ibiyane, Roxane Mbanga CURATOR : Diane Gistal VERNISSAGE STEWART HALL ART GALLERY FROM JANUARY 25 TO MARCH 30, 2025 |
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Thursday: 1 to 8 p.m. Friday: 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday: 9:30 am to 5 pm |
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THREE WAY MIRRORFor artists who belong to a social group that has often been marginalized, it is unsurprising that the Three Way Mirror queer collective (Daniel Barrow, Glenn Gear and Paige Gratland) is drawn to similarly marginalized crafts—art forms linked to the personal and political like hand-drawn animation, sewing, weaving, leatherwork, beading, and paper dolls. At Stewart Hall Art Gallery, Three Way Mirror will create a queer craft “triangle” that will serve both as a production studio to generate an evolving exhibition and as a touchstone for community through outreach, conversation and workshops. ARTISTS : Daniel Barrow, Glenn Gear, Paige Gratland CURATOR : Jon Davies VERNISSAGE STEWART HALL ART GALLERY FROM APRIL 12 TO JUNE 22, 2025 |
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| Regular schedule (September to May)Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, 1 to 5 p.m. Thursday, 1 to 8 p.m. Saturday, 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. |
Summer Schedule (June, July and August)Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday: 1 to 5 p.m. Wednesday: 1 to 8 p.m. Saturday : Closed |
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ARTIST RESIDENCY
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ARTISTS IN RESIDENCE: THREE WAY MIRRORAs part of the Three Way Mirror exhibition at Stewart Hall Art Gallery, artists Daniel Barrow, Glenn Gear and Paige Gratland will create a queer craft “triangle” that will serve both as a production studio to generate an evolving exhibition and as a touchstone for community through outreach, conversation and workshops. ARTISTS: Daniel Barrow, Glenn Gear, Paige Gratland CURATOR: Jon Davies PROJECT ROOM – STEWART HALL ART GALLERY FROM APRIL 14 TO MAY 4, 2025 |
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RESIDENCY FINISSAGE AND SCREENING NIGHTIn addition to Three Way Mirror’s shared dedication to craft, each of the participating artists work in storytelling/video/film and their collective experience as moving-picture directors is an important part of their exhibition. Join us for a screening night and to celebrate the end of Daniel Barrow, Glenn Gear and Paige Gratland’s residency at Stewart Hall Art Gallery! ARTISTS : Daniel Barrow, Glenn Gear, Paige Gratland CURATOR : Jon Davies STEWART HALL ART GALLERY Thursday, May 1, 7 p.m. |
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PERMANENT EXHIBITIONS
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VISIONS OF STEWART HALL: 1885-1963 – HISTORICAL EXHIBITION AT THE CULTURAL CENTREStroll through the halls of the Stewart Hall Cultural Centre and journey into the history of this stately mansion. Discover the important figures who lived there and its various vocations before it became the Cultural Centre in 1963. A travel back in time at your own pace! PERMANENT EXHIBITION STEWART HALL CULTURAL CENTRE – 2ND FLOOR |
OUTDOOR EXHIBITIONS
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SOUFFLES TOMBÉS (FALLEN BREATHS) ̶ ANNE-MARIE PROULXInspired by her discovery of a cut willow tree on the banks of the Saint Lawrence River near Saint-Roch-des-Aulnaies, Anne-Marie Proulx has been documenting, week by week, the life of this tree and the other forms of life that surround it. Presented in Stewart Park along Lac Saint-Louis, this project highlights the important relationship between vegetation, water, and ourselves. Originally from Lévis, where she grew up near the Saint Lawrence River, Anne-Marie Proulx lives and works between the shores of Saint-Roch-des-Aulnais and Quebec City. Drawing on our conversations with the land and our relationship with language, she creates poetic worlds in response to the individual and collective bonds that we maintain with our environments. Her image-based, primarily photographic work questions both the physical and metaphorical spaces we occupy and which, in return, inhabit us as well. Her work is included in the permanent collections of Musée d’art contemporain de Montréal, Hydro-Québec, the City of Montreal and Méduse. This project is presented by the Stewart Hall Art Gallery. ARTIST: Anne-Marie Proulx CURATOR: Manel Benchabane STEWART PARK |
DEMYSTIFYING ART
Join us for an exciting series of lectures at the Art Gallery, complete with brioches and coffee.
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MEET THE CURATOR: DIANE GISTALJoin Diane Gistal for a conversation about the ideas behind her exhibition Afrotopos, which was specifically conceived for the Stewart Hall Art Gallery. The founder and general director of Nigra Iuventa, Diane Gistal is also an independent curator whose practice lies at the intersection of visual art, literature, and social sciences. Her work highlights the agency, care, joy, and vulnerability of African and Afro-Caribbean communities and their diasporas while creating new paradigms. With Diane Gistal |
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19
10 a.m. In French Free admission STEWART HALL ART GALLERY |
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ARTISTS TALK: DANIEL BARROW, GLENN GEAR AND PAIGE GRATLANDJoin the artists of the Three Way Mirror collective as they present their individual work with a focus on the expression of queer identity in craft. While Daniel Barrow’s work centers on drawing to pictorialize internal visions and grapple with the world around him, Glenn Gear uncovers alternative forms of storytelling, rooted in deep connections to the land, sea, sky, and animals. Paige Gratland, for her part, explores queer vernaculars and intergenerational mentorship through craft-based practices such as weaving and boot making. With Daniel Barrow, Glenn Gear, Paige Gratland |
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16
10 a.m. In English Free admission STEWART HALL ART GALLERY |
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CURATORIAL TOUR WITH JON DAVIESJoin curator Jon Davies for a guided tour of the Three Way Mirror exhibition, which featured an artist residency in April. Jon Davies is a curator, writer and art historian from Montreal; he received his PhD from Stanford University in 2023. His writing on film/video and contemporary art has been published widely and his curatorial practice focuses on art, visual culture, cinema and queer studies. With Jon Davies |
THURSDAY, JUNE 12
1:30 p.m. In English Free admission STEWART HALL ART GALLERY |
CINÉ-ART
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CINÉ-ART – PROJECTION OF PENDULUM AND DISCUSSION WITH MANUEL MATHIEUJoin multidisciplinary artist Manuel Mathieu for the screening of his short film Pendulum and a discussion with the artist. Pendulum depicts the search for an equilibrium between the past and an uncertain future. A woman knowledge keeper carries on her shoulders her most precious legacy: the liberation of her soul. This legacy sets in motion a spiritual choreography in which a group of men master their own freedom as they confront the complexities of their humanity. In the midst of this perpetual exorcism, they assimilate their liberation under a shower of white comets. What will remain of their essence? A new day begins. Presented as part of the exhibition Afrotopos at the Stewart Hall Art Gallery. With Manuel Mathieu |
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12
7 p.m. In French Free admission GRAND SALON
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TRAVEL LECTURES
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WASHINGTON D.C.The American capital is a magnificent city of parks, monuments and memorials. Its museums offer a wide variety of subjects to discover. And best of all, most of them are free! Its memorials are just as interesting. The Lincoln Memorial, for example, is famous for the speeches it has hosted, such as the one by Martin Luther King Jr. And what about the White House? In short, something for everyone. Presented by Les Conférenciers du voyage, with Pierre Gagnon
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 23
7 p.m. In English STEWART HALL CULTURAL CENTRE |
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MEXICO ET SES MUSÉESMexico City is rich in contradictions. If we could trace the city’s artistic code, it would be the major presence of Kalho and Riviera, but above all the indigenous presence with the Pyramids of Teotihuacan and Mexican muralism. Mexico City sparkles with art everywhere. Extreme poverty meets extreme wealth, and its illustrious museums showcase its history: the Anthropological Museum of Mexico, the Dolores Olmedo Museum and the Carlos Slim Foundation, to name just a few. Presented by Vincent Arseneau, art historian and lecturer |
THURSDAY, MARCH 20
7 p.m. In French STEWART HALL CULTURAL CENTRE
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ADULT WORKSHOP
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INTERSECTIONS AND LEGENDSMultidisciplinary artist Berirouche Feddal uses various media such as print, photography, woodcut and performance to explore history, identity and culture. As part of the Afrotopos exhibition, join the artist for a material exploration inspired by themes such as African utopia and agrarian symbols. With Berirouche Feddal |
RESCHEDULED TO THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20
1:30 p.m. Bilingual Free admission STEWART HALL CULTURAL CENTRE – MACLEAN ROOM |
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ART AND WINE EVENINGDuring this evening, you’ll take part in a guided tour in the Stewart Hall Art Gallery of the exhibition Afrotopos, in the company of Manel Benchabane, Manager, Exhibitions and Public Programs. Afterwards, sommelier Giancarlo Rivera will suggest some art and wine pairings during a short tasting inspired by the exhibition. With : Manel Benchabane, Manager, Exhibitions and Public Programs; Giancarlo Rivera, sommelier |
THURSDAY, MARCH 20
7 p.m. Bilingual Free admission STEWART HALL ART GALLERY |
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BOOK CLUB WITH DIANE GISTALJoin curator Diane Gistal for a special reading group at Stewart Hall Art Gallery. Inspired by author Felwine Sarr’s book Afrotopia, which she read while working on her exhibition Afrotopos, Diane Gistal invites the public to discover the work of this Senegalese thinker. This gathering will be an opportunity to collectively reflect on the issues behind her exhibition Afrotopos. The group discussion will be followed by a guided tour at 3 p.m. To prepare for the discussion, reading Felwine Sarr’s Afrotopia is recommended, but not required. With Diane Gistal |
SATURDAY, MARCH 22
1:30 p.m. Bilingual Free admission STEWART HALL ART GALLERY |
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REFRACTED FACESThree Way Mirror will present a drawing workshop on how to make refracted face portraits. Together we will explore individual identity through collective perspectives as Three Way Mirror facilitates “drawing triangles” where participants will produce multi-faceted portraits of individual participants using different optical point of views. With Daniel Barrow, Glenn Gear and Paige Gratland
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SUNDAY, APRIL 27
1:30 p.m. Bilingual Free admission STEWART HALL CULTURAL CENTRE – MACLEAN ROOM |
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SPECIAL EVENTS
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ARTISTS IN RESIDENCE: THREE WAY MIRRORAs part of the Three Way Mirror exhibition at Stewart Hall Art Gallery, artists Daniel Barrow, Glenn Gear and Paige Gratland will create a queer craft “triangle” that will serve both as a production studio to generate an evolving exhibition and as a touchstone for community through outreach, conversation and workshops. ARTISTS: Daniel Barrow, Glenn Gear, Paige Gratland CURATOR: Jon Davies PROJECT ROOM – STEWART HALL ART GALLERY From April 14 to May 4, 2025 |
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RESIDENCY FINISSAGE AND SCREENING NIGHTIn addition to Three Way Mirror’s shared dedication to craft, each of the participating artists work in storytelling/video/film and their collective experience as moving-picture directors is an important part of their exhibition. Join us for a screening night and to celebrate the end of Daniel Barrow, Glenn Gear and Paige Gratland’s residency at Stewart Hall Art Gallery! ARTISTS : Daniel Barrow, Glenn Gear, Paige Gratland CURATOR : Jon Davies |
THURSDAY, MAY 1
7 p.m. STEWART HALL ART GALLERY
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MAGIC ROYAL BALLHear ye, hear ye! The Royal Highnesses of Pointe-Claire cordially invite princes and princesses, knights and ladies, and all fairies and magical creatures in the realm, to a ball at Stewart Hall Manor. We bid all young squires and damsels enter their names on the royal list at the very beginning of the registration period for the winter season to receive a formal invitation by mail. Festivities will include tales, crafts, dancing, snacks, and a ceremony to bestow good fortune. As part of Spring Break |
SUNDAY, MARCH 2
1:30 to 3 p.m. (bilingual) STEWART HALL CULTURAL CENTRE Ages 4 to 8, and their families Members only Registration required
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2025 SPRING BREAK
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THE MUSIC LOVERS’ FORESTTo the rhythm of Ravel’s Bolero, caretakers Zikmu and Hélène, our two heroes, reveal a wonderful place, right before our very eyes: The Music-Lovers’ Forest. Hearing Hélène’s magical incantations — and with some help from her warbling colleague — the forest begins to stir and come alive. The music of our two colourful friends create awakens the inhabitants of this wood made of brooms, rubber gloves, and feather dusters. They meet Sergueï the singing cat, Sarabuga the teary-eyed giant, and a friendly little Chipmunk. As they make their way along, the sensitive and curious Zikmu and Hélène discover sounds and instruments of all kinds. Join them in this magical world where reality gives way to imagination! Aurélie Négrier, actor; Tim S. Savard, trombone, musical saw
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SUNDAY, MARCH 9
3 p.m. For the whole family Age 3 and up In French Presented by Jeunesses Musicales Canada
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2025 EARTH DAY
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PILE UPPile Up is a playful and enchanting visual universe made up entirely of garbage and obsolete items. The protagonists—two clumsy and endearing raccoons—seem to make their existence around a pile of garbage that they strive to grow, protect and maintain. Curiously, their challenges and successes bring them into contact with other animals, each more fantastic than the last, struggling with the same problems they are! Moved by the environmental challenges facing their new friends and ready to do whatever it takes to help them; the raccoons rely on the participation of all the children in the room to see their mission through to success! With Camélia Letendre and Madeleine Scovil |
SUNDAY, APRIL 13
3 p.m. Age 12 and younger Without words Presented by Meute Monde STEWART HALL CULTURAL CENTRE |
2025 CULTURAL RENDEZ-VOUS – ALONG THE SHORELINE!
| Come celebrate the relationship between the arts and the richness of water, during the annual Cultural Rendez-Vous that is for both kids and adults: exhibitions, art workshops and skills demonstrations, café-terrasse, circus, face painting, children’s corner, entertainment and street performance, music, dance and performances in Stewart Park, located on the shores of beautiful Lake Saint-Louis.
STEWART HALL CULTURAL CENTRE SUNDAY, MAY 25, 2025 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Free admission |
GRAND CONCERTS
Saint-Joachim Church – 2 Sainte-Anne Avenue
Concerts at 8 p.m. Doors open around 7:15 p.m.
Tickets: Purchase your tickets through our online ticketing service: https://thepointofsale.com/
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ENSEMBLE RENOUVEAU: CINEMA TO OPERAEnsemble Renouveau invites you on a journey through the great operatic pages of the classical repertoire and film music. From Puccini’s opera Turandot to the film Les Choristes, with a detour into the magical world of Harry Potter and, why not, The Lion King, they warmly invite you to experience an array of emotions. The concert is aimed at both seasoned music lovers and curious neophytes. From Rachmaninov to Céline Dion, prepare to have your ears filled! |
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7
8 p.m. CLASSICAL Tickets $20 (or $12 for seniors and students) |
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ACCADEMIA DE’ DISSONANTI: A CELLO IN ITALYFor 10 years, cellist Elinor Frey has been searching for the most beautiful Baroque cello music from Italy, the country where cello music first appeared. Accompanied by three musicians, she performs various sonatas, from the famous Venetian composer Antonio Vivaldi to the little-known music for the early cello by Giuseppe Maria Dall’Abaco (1710-1805), Antonio Vandini (1690-1778) and Angelo Maria Fiorè (1660-1723), all cellists famous in their time, but now nearly forgotten. Also featured is an irresistible work for solo theorbo, a transcription made by Lucas Harris of a famous violin sonata by Giuseppe Tartini. Elinor Frey, cello, artistic director Lucas Harris, theorbo; Liza Miller, harpsichord; Octavie Dostaler-Lalonde, cello |
FRIDAY, MARCH 14
8 p.m. CLASSICAL Tickets: $20 (or $12 for seniors and students) |
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L’ORCHESTRE MÉTROPOLITAIN: BAROQUE JOURNEYBaroque specialist Fabio Biondi takes the audience back through the centuries to revisit some of the most influential composers in music history. The journey begins with Corelli, who laid the foundation for modern violin technique and inspired his contemporaries across Europe. Next is Locatelli, with one of his first concerti grossi that was strongly influenced by the master’s style. Then, we’ll visit one of Corelli’s greatest admirers: Johann Sebastian Bach, whose musical brilliance defined the Baroque era. For the occasion, Biondi will pick up his instrument to play with the evening’s soloist, Kerson Leong, in Concerto for Two Violins. Our journey will circle back to its Italian roots with Symphony No. 4 by Mendelssohn, who prompted a rediscovery of Baroque music and Bach’s compositions nearly 100 years after his death. Fabio Biondi, conductor; Kerson Leong, soloist |
FRIDAY, APRIL 11
8 p.m. CLASSICAL Tickets: $24 (or $18 for seniors and students)
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SUNDAY RENDEZ-VOUS
Stewart Hall Cultural Centre: Reserve your passes through our online ticketing service: https://thepointofsale.com/
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ELINOR FREY: ALL THE MORNINGS WITH ELINORAlone on stage, surrounded by five instruments, Elinor Frey (JUNO 2023 Award Winner) invites you to discover their distinct personalities and colors while telling each one’s story. All the Mornings with Elinor, a reference to the film Tous les matins du monde, is a recital both intimate and rich in discovery, highlighting the most beautiful pages by Bach, Dall’Abaco, Telemann, Tartini as well as the piece Les Pleurs (Sainte-Colombe) excerpted from the film. Elinor Frey, cello
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SUNDAY, JANUARY 19
3 p.m. CLASSICAL STEWART HALL CULTURAL CENTRE |
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FLOCON: DE MONTRÉAL À NUNAVUTA Nordic adventure in which the public is invited to follow the crazy adventures of FLOCON…de neige from Montréal to Nunavut. On a large map of Canada, from Montréal to Igloolik, the adventurer uses objects to recount her journey to Nunavut and her meeting with FLOCON, a goofy penguin. Along the way, they meet an old Inuit woman. She invites them to join her in celebrating the arrival of Aqsalijaat, the northern lights. In her igloo, on a sealskin, images come to life. But how are the northern lights created? Jessica Blanchet, artist |
SUNDAY, JANUARY 26
3 p.m. Puppet show in French for ages 5 to 11 STEWART HALL CULTURAL CENTRE |
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SONIA JOHNSON: LADIES OF JAZZCanadian jazz vocalist Sonia Johnson (Juno Award winner) and guitarist Stephen Johnston, after thrilling audiences with their tribute to Ella Fitzgerald and Joe Pass “Dialogues Ella & Joe”, are pairing up again with the proposal “Ladies of jazz”. Enjoy interpretations that highlight the great female voices which shaped the history of vocal jazz. A repertoire unveiled with the audacity of Sarah Vaughan, the playful touch of Blossom Dearie, the candor of Peggy Lee and other outstanding singers. Immortal tunes from the American, French or Brazilian songbook, performed with passion by three talented musicians. Sonia Johnson, vocals, percussion, arrangements; Stephen Johnston, guitar, arrangements; Rémi-Jean Leblanc, double bass |
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2
3 p.m. JAZZ STEWART HALL CULTURAL CENTRE |
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DUO TEMPLIER-LARENASThe Templier-Larenas duo combines traditional flamenco with flamenco arrangements of great popular classics (such as Édith Piaf, Björk and Leonard Cohen), as well as pieces from Latin American folklore and the classical guitar repertoire. Led by two versatile and award-winning musicians, it is a project with a unique sound that merges subtlety and power, familiarity and novelty. Alexandra Templier, vocals ; Hugo Larenas, guitar |
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 9
3 p.m. WORLD MUSIC STEWART HALL CULTURAL CENTRE |
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DUO VIVO: ENAMORED VIOLINSExperience the virtuosity and romanticism of a unique violin duo and discover the most important works of the repertoire for two violins. Roxanne Sicard and Richard Zheng invite you to join them on a journey through the 18th and 19th centuries, featuring works by Leclair, Kreisler, and Prokofiev. Witness a unique connection between two passionate artists who blend music and emotion! Roxanne Sicard, Richard Zheng, violin |
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16
3 p.m. CLASSICAL STEWART HALL CULTURAL CENTRE
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BENJAMIN DESCHAMPS: AUGMENTED REALITYThe talented saxophonist and composer Benjamin Deschamps is well-known on the Canadian jazz scene for his first three critically acclaimed albums. Having played across Canada and in Europe, he returns with a new musical project called Augmented Reality. Inspired by jazz greats such as Donny McCaslin and Ben Wendel, this album explores a more electric, powerful, and lyrical sound while remaining true to his unique and ingenious style. Jazz fans won’t want to miss this introspective, mature, and innovative musical experience. Benjamin Deschamps, composition, saxophone; Charles Trudel, keyboard, piano; Nicolas Ferron, guitar; Sébastien Pellerin, bass, double bass; Al Bourgeois, drums, |
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 23
3 p.m. JAZZ STEWART HALL CULTURAL CENTRE
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THE MUSIC LOVERS’ FORESTTo the rhythm of Ravel’s Bolero, caretakers Zikmu and Hélène, our two heroes, reveal a wonderful place, right before our very eyes: The Music-Lovers’ Forest. Hearing Hélène’s magical incantations — and with some help from her warbling colleague — the forest begins to stir and come alive. The music of our two colourful friends create awakens the inhabitants of this wood made of brooms, rubber gloves, and feather dusters. They meet Sergueï the singing cat, Sarabuga the teary-eyed giant, and a friendly little Chipmunk. As they make their way along, the sensitive and curious Zikmu and Hélène discover sounds and instruments of all kinds. Join them in this magical world where reality gives way to imagination! Aurélie Négrier, actor; Tim S. Savard, trombone, musical saw |
SUNDAY, MARCH 9
3 p.m. For the whole family Age 3 and up In French Presented by Jeunesses Musicales Canada
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MARINER’S CURSEMariner’s Curse is a musical group specializing in Celtic music, featuring high-calibre fiddlers who are veterans of the Montreal music scene. Their repertoire spans the maritime gems of Stan Rogers, as well as Irish jigs and reels, as well as traditional Québec songs. Jonah Carson, drums, percussion; Rocky Dalonzo, guitar; Ron Jenkins, keyboards, vocals; Jeff Deeprose, fiddle |
SUNDAY, MARCH 16
2 p.m.* (*special time) WORLD MUSIC STEWART HALL CULTURAL CENTRE |
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MI’GMAFRICAMi’gmafrica is the musical encounter between mandinka culture, with Sadio Sissokho, distinguished griot from Senegal, and mi’gmaq culture, with Valérie Ivy Hamelin, multidisciplinary artist from the Micmac Nation of Gespeg. Together, they present to us these revisited songs, as well as compositions, in which the mi’gmaq, mandinka, wolof and french languages intertwine with magic and beauty. Sadio Sissokho, kora, djembe, vocals; Valérie Ivy Hamelin, Indigenous drum, flute, vocals; Mathieu Royer, double bass, bass, vocals; Bernard Ouellette, percussion |
SUNDAY, MARCH 23
3 p.m. WORLD MUSIC STEWART HALL CULTURAL CENTRE |
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RÉMI CORMIER: GLIMPSEWinner of the 2023-2024 Radio-Canada Jazz Revelation award, trumpeter Rémi Cormier has made a name for himself on the international and Quebec jazz scene and is now considered one of the most talented trumpeters of his generation. Also, a composer, he brings a breath of fresh air and modernity to his work, merging genres and cultures reminiscent of the music of Tigran Hamsyan and Avishai Cohen. Rémi Cormier, trumpet; Elli Miller-Maboungou, percussion; Abdel Grooz, guembri; Levi Dover; double bass; Theo Abellard, piano; Louis-Vincent Hamel, drums; Frank O’Sullivan, guitar |
SUNDAY, MARCH 30
3 p.m. JAZZ STEWART HALL CULTURAL CENTRE
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SMALL WORLD PROJECT: MACROSCOPEWith its impressive arsenal of pocket instruments, mini percussion instruments and double bass, the Small World Project never ceases to amaze its audience! The three multi-instrumentalists offer a veritable cinema for the ear, with eclectic, limitless sounds. Drawing their inspiration from the four corners of the globe, invites audiences to discover the captivating music on their most recent album, Macroscope, which moves between original compositions and jazzy reinterpretations of the legendary Jimi Hendrix. Sébastien Dufour, ukulele, charango, strumstick, banjolele, Moog synthesizer, chimes; Patrick Graham, double bass, acoustic bass, toy piano, melodica, xylophone; Frédéric Samson, percussion, sound effects |
SUNDAY, APRIL 6
3 p.m. JAZZ STEWART HALL CULTURAL CENTRE |
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PILE UPPile Up is a playful and enchanting visual universe made up entirely of garbage and obsolete items. The protagonists—two clumsy and endearing raccoons—seem to make their existence around a pile of garbage that they strive to grow, protect and maintain. Curiously, their challenges and successes bring them into contact with other animals, each more fantastic than the last, struggling with the same problems they are! Moved by the environmental challenges facing their new friends and ready to do whatever it takes to help them; the raccoons rely on the participation of all the children in the room to see their mission through to success! With Camélia Letendre and Madeleine Scovil
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SUNDAY, APRIL 13
3 p.m. Age 12 and younger Without words Presented by Meute Monde STEWART HALL CULTURAL CENTRE |
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SILK NOTEBOOKS: ECHOES FROM EAST TO WESTIn their musical encounter, musicians Ran Wang (guzheng) and Annette Bauer (sarode, recorders, duduk, pipe and tabor) traverse the silk road from East to West. Their journey invites the audience along a geographical route from China via India to Italy. Together, they weave through different historical time periods by presenting music from the ancient Han dynasty (200BC-9AD) to music from the emerging European 15th century Renaissance. Annette Bauer, sarode, recorders, duduk, xun; Ran Wang, guzheng |
SUNDAY, APRIL 27
3 p.m. WORLD MUSIC STEWART HALL CULTURAL CENTRE |
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TRIO BRASIL: STRESS-FREE RHYTHMSSun-drenched music, a captivating pulse, a festive atmosphere, an acoustic sound. Everyone is invited to this Brazilian celebration: from Antonio Carlos Jobim, Luis Bonfa and Venicius de Moraes, to Henri Salvador and the Beatles, Chico Buarque and Michel Fugain. Let yourself be amazed by these reinterpretations to the rhythms of bossa, samba and Latin jazz! Raoul Cyr, guitar, trombone, bugle; Bernard Ouellette, percussion; Richard Leduc, saxophone, flute, piano |
SUNDAY, MAY 4
3 p.m. LATIN JAZZ STEWART HALL CULTURAL CENTRE |
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VIKTOR LAZAROV: THE GRAND PIANO – FROM THE 18TH CENTURY TO THE PRESENT DAYThis recital for solo piano takes us on a musical tour of the greatest composers to have written for this instrument. Selected by pianist and musicologist Viktor Lazarov, this program is brimming with beauty, virtuosity and charm! Discover the great works for piano from J.S. Bach and D. Scarlatti, through L. van Beethoven, F. Schubert, F. Chopin, to the young Quebec composer prodigy, Léo Purich. A musical epic that will take you on both sides of the Atlantic accompanied by the most beautiful pianistic sounds! Viktor Lazarov, piano |
SUNDAY, MAY 11
3 p.m. CLASSICAL STEWART HALL CULTURAL CENTRE |
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STRING CONSTELLATIONCome listen to traditional Rwandan songs and well-known Maritime artists at the String Constellation concert. Inspired by 17th century musical traditions, voices and instruments create an original tapestry of sound. The result is an astonishing constellation of unique pieces, with Kerry Bursey’s lute and Reza Abaee’s gheychak adding a Baroque and Persian dimension to the Scottish and Irish melodies from the traditional Maritime repertoire. Deo Munyakszi, vocals, inanga; Janelle Lucyk, vocals, violin; Kerry Bursey, lute, theorbo; Reza Abaee, gheychak |
SUNDAY, MAY 18
3 p.m. WORLD MUSIC STEWART HALL CULTURAL CENTRE
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FRIDAY NIGHT CABARET
Stewart Hall Cultural Centre: Reserve your passes through our online ticketing service: https://thepointofsale.com/
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THE MELODIC FLAT SHARPSWith a guitar and mate in hand, these musicians bridges the worlds of jazz and traditional Argentine folk music. Their repertoire spans from tango and chacarera to bolero and zamba, offering a tribute to jazz legends like Django Reinhardt, Charlie Christian, and Duke Ellington, as well as iconic Argentine artists such as Oscar Alemán, Astor Piazzolla, Ariel Ramírez, and Atahualpa Yupanqui. Inspired by these musical giants, the duo has crafted original compositions infused with South American flavor and rhythm. Martin Hurynowicz, guitar, Javier Munoz Maldonado, guitar; Hanser Santos; percussion; Luz Seferiades, vocals
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 31
7:30 p.m. JAZZ & WORLD STEWART HALL CULTURAL CENTRE |
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LAURA ANGLADE & MICHAEL BRUZZESERenowned vocalist Laura Anglade and accomplished guitarist Michael Bruzzese present an elegant evening of music, featuring selections from the Great American Songbook alongside repertoire from Anglade’s acclaimed album Venez Donc Chez Moi. This performance will include some of these timeless songs popularized by legendary artists such as Maurice Chevalier, Édith Piaf, and Jacques Brel. Audiences are invited to sit back, relax, and immerse themselves in this captivating musical experience. In collaboration with Festival de la Voix. Laura Anglade, vocals; Michael Bruzzese, guitar |
FRIDAY, APRIL 4
7:30 p.m. JAZZ STEWART HALL CULTURAL CENTRE
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AFTERNOON OF MUSIC AT LA BAIE-DE-VALOIS
Baie-de-Valois Nautical Centre: Reserve your passes through our online ticketing service: https://thepointofsale.com/
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ENSEMBLE MISTRAL: DANS L’UNIVERS D’ASTORDans l’univers d’Astor is a musical and narrated show that immerses the audience in the life, music and inspirations of Astor Piazzolla. From New York to Paris, via Buenos Aires, it’s an original portrait in which the works of the great Argentinian composer are interwoven with classical music, jazz, traditional tango, klezmer music and fascinating biographical anecdotes. Nadia Monczak, violin; Benjamin Deschamps, saxophone, flute, clarinet; Hugo Larenas, guitar; Jean Félix Mailloux, double bass
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13
3 p.m. CLASSICAL, JAZZ & WORLD MUSIC BAIE-DE-VALOIS NAUTICAL CENTRE |
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ENSEMBLE INFUSION BAROQUE:THE SCOTTISH CONNECTIONFor centuries, the traditional folk music of Scotland has influenced musical culture well beyond the Scottish Isles. Infusion Baroque and tenor/lutist Kerry Bursey present works and arrangements of traditional Scots tunes by James Oswald, Francesco Geminiani, Francesco Barsanti, and William McGibbon, as well as tunes from The Orpheus Caledonius and The Scots Musical Museum. Alexa Raine-Wright, baroque flute and recorder; Sallynee Amawat, baroque violin; Andrea Stewart, baroque cello; Kerry Bursey, lute and voice
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THURSDAY, MARCH 27
3 p.m. CLASSICAL MUSIC BAIE-DE-VALOIS NAUTICAL CENTRE |
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GUITAR GALANTE EXTRAVAGANZAThe new trio formed by Pascal Valois, presents a magnificent program of galant works featuring the guitar. From Boccherini’s exhilarating Fandango to Vivaldi’s brilliant guitar concerto, including Monsieur Vidal’s unpublished concerto. The three members are among the most active musicians on the Quebec scene: Pascal Valois has been praised for his guitar albums on the Analekta label; Marie-Michel Beauparlant and Jacques-André Houle play in Montreal’s most important music groups, such as the Arion Orchestra and the Orchestre Philharmonique du Québec. Pascal Valois, guitar; Marie-Michel Beauparlant, cello; Jacques-André Houle, violin
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THURSDAY, MAY 1
3 p.m. CLASSICAL BAIE-DE-VALOIS NAUTICAL CENTRE |
SPRING BREAK 2025
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THE MUSIC LOVERS’ FORESTTo the rhythm of Ravel’s Bolero, caretakers Zikmu and Hélène, our two heroes, reveal a wonderful place, right before our very eyes: The Music-Lovers’ Forest. Hearing Hélène’s magical incantations — and with some help from her warbling colleague — the forest begins to stir and come alive. The music of our two colourful friends create awakens the inhabitants of this wood made of brooms, rubber gloves, and feather dusters. They meet Sergueï the singing cat, Sarabuga the teary-eyed giant, and a friendly little Chipmunk. As they make their way along, the sensitive and curious Zikmu and Hélène discover sounds and instruments of all kinds. Join them in this magical world where reality gives way to imagination! Aurélie Négrier, actor; Tim S. Savard, trombone, musical saw
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SUNDAY, MARCH 9
3 p.m. For the whole family Age 3 and up In French Presented by Jeunesses Musicales Canada
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EARTH DAY 2025
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PILE UPPile Up is a playful and enchanting visual universe made up entirely of garbage and obsolete items. The protagonists—two clumsy and endearing raccoons—seem to make their existence around a pile of garbage that they strive to grow, protect and maintain. Curiously, their challenges and successes bring them into contact with other animals, each more fantastic than the last, struggling with the same problems they are! Moved by the environmental challenges facing their new friends and ready to do whatever it takes to help them; the raccoons rely on the participation of all the children in the room to see their mission through to success! With Camélia Letendre and Madeleine Scovil
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SUNDAY, APRIL 13
3 p.m. Age 12 and younger Without words Presented by Meute Monde STEWART HALL CULTURAL CENTRE |
MINI-EXHIBITIONS
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MINI-EXHIBITION: LET’S PLAY!For the past 30 years, Rolland Vachon has been making games from recycled wood. Uniting his love for board games and woodwork, he builds board games for people of all ages. About ten games will be presented in the Kids’ Corner. Discover a popular traditional game of the New France era, Shut the Box, or Le Barreau, a game that has been played since antiquity. |
FROM NOVEMBER 16, 2024, TO MARCH 9, 2025
STEWART HALL CULTURAL CENTRE – KIDS’ CORNER Free admission
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Sunday to Wednesday: 1 to 5 p.m. Thursday: 1 to 8 p.m. Friday: 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday: 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. |
Holiday schedule:
Closed December 24, 25, 26 and 31, 2024, and January 1 and 2, 2025. Open December 27, 28, 29 and 30, 2024, from 1 to 5 p.m. |
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MINI-EXHIBITION: THE 2025 MINI ART RENTAL COLLECTIONThe Art Rental and Sales Service presents the fifth edition of the 2025 MiNi Art Rental Collection! Come and discover artworks, selected by a jury, showing the talents of Pointe-Claire youth aged 12 and under. After this exhibition in the Kids’ Corner, these artworks will be available for purchase or rent at the Art Rental and Sales Service, for a period of one year. Proceeds from the 2025 Mini Art Rental Collection will be donated to West Island Community Shares’ campaign Powered by Kids for Kids, in support of community groups that focus on the development of strong and resilient children. This project was made possible thanks to the financial support of the Friends of Stewart Hall. VERNISSAGE |
FROM MARCH 15 TO APRIL 13, 2025
Free admission STEWART HALL CULTURAL CENTRE – KIDS’ CORNER |
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Sunday to Wednesday: 1 to 5 p.m. Thursday: 1 to 8 p.m. Friday: 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday: 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. |
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MINI-EXHIBITION : THE FELTED PORTRAIT GALLERY – LITTLE CREATURESFrom the cardinal to the fox, without forgetting owls and squirrels, animals from the wildlife of Quebec will have their portrait hung in the Kids’ Corner. These little creatures were carefully crafted with merino wool by artist Daphné Loubot Landreville. Daphné Loubot Landreville is a multidisciplinary stop motion artist. She creates multiple sets and puppets for various projects ranging from advertising to feature films. In 2017, she founded her own felt animal portrait company, Atelier Loubot. ARTIST : Daphné Loubot Landreville |
FROM APRIL 19 TO JUNE 22, 2025
Free admission STEWART HALL CULTURAL CENTRE – KIDS’ CORNER |
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Sunday to Wednesday: 1 to 5 p.m. Thursday: 1 to 8 p.m. Friday: 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday: 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. |
Summer schedule (June to August) Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday: 1 to 5 p.m. Wednesday: 1 to 8 p.m. Saturday: Closed in June, July and August |
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KIDS' SHOW
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FLOCON: DE MONTRÉAL À NUNAVUTA Nordic adventure in which the public is invited to follow the crazy adventures of FLOCON…de neige from Montréal to Nunavut. On a large map of Canada, from Montréal to Igloolik, the adventurer uses objects to recount her journey to Nunavut and her meeting with FLOCON, a goofy penguin. Along the way, they meet an old Inuit woman. She invites them to join her in celebrating the arrival of Aqsalijaat, the northern lights. In her igloo, on a sealskin, images come to life. But how are the northern lights created? Jessica Blanchet, artist |
SUNDAY, JANUARY 26
3 p.m. Puppet show in French for ages 5 to 11 STEWART HALL CULTURAL CENTRE |
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THE MUSIC LOVERS’ FORESTTo the rhythm of Ravel’s Bolero, caretakers Zikmu and Hélène, our two heroes, reveal a wonderful place, right before our very eyes: The Music-Lovers’ Forest. Hearing Hélène’s magical incantations — and with some help from her warbling colleague — the forest begins to stir and come alive. The music of our two colourful friends create awakens the inhabitants of this wood made of brooms, rubber gloves, and feather dusters. They meet Sergueï the singing cat, Sarabuga the teary-eyed giant, and a friendly little Chipmunk. As they make their way along, the sensitive and curious Zikmu and Hélène discover sounds and instruments of all kinds. Join them in this magical world where reality gives way to imagination! Aurélie Négrier, actor; Tim S. Savard, trombone, musical saw |
SUNDAY, MARCH 9
3 p.m. For the whole family Age 3 and up In French Presented by Jeunesses Musicales Canada
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PILE UPPile Up is a playful and enchanting visual universe made up entirely of garbage and obsolete items. The protagonists—two clumsy and endearing raccoons—seem to make their existence around a pile of garbage that they strive to grow, protect and maintain. Curiously, their challenges and successes bring them into contact with other animals, each more fantastic than the last, struggling with the same problems they are! Moved by the environmental challenges facing their new friends and ready to do whatever it takes to help them; the raccoons rely on the participation of all the children in the room to see their mission through to success! With Camélia Letendre and Madeleine Scovil |
SUNDAY, APRIL 13
3 p.m. Age 12 and younger Without words Presented by Meute Monde STEWART HALL CULTURAL CENTRE |
FAMILY ART WORKSHOPS
Children and parents discover the pleasure of art as they create objects related to the themes of ongoing exhibitions
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FAMILY ART WORKSHOPEnjoy some quality time as a family and explore your creativity by participating in a colourful art workshop inspired by the current exhibition at Stewart Hall Art Gallery. A lively guided tour of the exhibition will be offered before the creation period. Exhibition: The 2025 Art Rental Collection Creative workshop: drawing and collage workshop: still life |
SUNDAY, JANUARY 12
From 1:30 to 3 p.m. Ages 6 to 12 years old Children accompanied by an adult Bilingual Free admission STEWART HALL CULTURAL CENTRE – KIDS’ CORNER |
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FAMILY ART WORKSHOPEnjoy some quality time as a family and explore your creativity by participating in a colourful art workshop inspired by the current exhibition in the Kids’ Corner of the Stewart Hall Cultural Centre. A lively guided tour of the exhibition will be offered before the creation period. Mini-exhibition: Let’s play! Creative workshop: Designing a game |
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 9
From 1:30 to 3 p.m. Ages 6 to 12 years old Children accompanied by an adult Bilingual Free admission STEWART HALL CULTURAL CENTRE – KIDS’ CORNER |
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FAMILY ART WORKSHOP – GENTLE CREATION IN THE KIDS’ CORNERThe Stewart Hall Art Gallery and the Pointe-Claire library are offering a gentle artistic morning for children with special needs and their loved ones. The Kid’s Corner is reserved especially for these families so that they can create in a space that is calm and friendly. This morning will include two quiet zones with autonomous games, a workshop led by a member of our cultural mediation team, and a story time. |
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5
From 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Ages 5 to 10 years old Children accompanied by an adult Bilingual Free admission STEWART HALL CULTURAL CENTRE – KIDS’ CORNER |
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FAMILY ART WORKSHOPShare a wonderful moment with your family and explore your creativity by taking part in a colorful art workshop inspired by the current exhibition at the Stewart Hall Art Gallery. The creative period will be preceded by a convivial guided tour of the exhibition. Exhibition: Afrotopos Special workshop with artist Berirouche Feddal
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SUNDAY, MARCH 9
From 1:30 to 3 p.m. Ages 6 to 12 years old Children accompanied by an adult Bilingual Free admission STEWART HALL CULTURAL CENTRE – MACLEAN ROOM |
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FAMILY ART WORKSHOP: GENTLE CREATION AT THE VALOIS BRANCHThe Stewart Hall Art Gallery and the Pointe-Claire Library are offering a gentle artistic morning for children with special needs and their loved ones. The Valois Branch is reserved especially for these families so that they can create in a space that is calm and friendly. This morning will include two quiet zones with autonomous games, a workshop led by a member of our cultural mediation team, and a story time. |
SATURDAY, APRIL 5
From 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Ages 5 to 10 years old Children accompanied by an adult Bilingual Free admission POINTE-CLAIRE LIBRARY – VALOIS BRANCH |
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FAMILY ART WORKSHOP – REFRACTED FACESThree Way Mirror will present a drawing workshop on how to make refracted face portraits. Together we will explore individual identity through collective perspectives as Three Way Mirror facilitates “drawing triangles” where participants will produce multi-faceted portraits of individual participants using different optical point of views. With Daniel Barrow, Glenn Gear et Paige Gratland |
SUNDAY, APRIL 27
10 a.m. Ages 6 to 12 years old Children accompanied by an adult Bilingual Free admission STEWART HALL CULTURAL CENTRE – MACLEAN ROOM |
STORYTELLING IN ART
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STORYTELLING IN ARTFollowing a lively guided tour of a mini-exhibition, participants will be transported by the reading of books specially selected for the occasion and will have the opportunity to create a little artwork to take home. Mini-exhibition: Let’s play! Creative workshop: crafting with wood |
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 9
From 10 to 11 a.m. Ages 3 to 6 years old Children accompanied by an adult Bilingual Free admission STEWART HALL CULTURAL CENTRE – KIDS’ CORNER |
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STORYTELLING IN ARTInspired by the exhibition Afrotopos at Stewart Hall Art Gallery, participants will read books specially selected for the occasion and create a small work of art to take home. Exhibition: Afrotopos Creative workshop: oil pastel |
SUNDAY, MARCH 9
From 10 to 11 a.m. Ages 3 to 6 years old Children accompanied by an adult Bilingual Free admission STEWART HALL CULTURAL CENTRE – KIDS’ CORNER |
KIDS' CORNER
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KIDS’ CORNER : Beat boredom!Your kids will have a great time discovering our fantastic selection of educational board games and puzzles to bust boredom and develop patience and concentration. STEWART HALL CULTURAL CENTRE – 2ND FLOOR |
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Sunday to Wednesday: 1 to 5 p.m. Thursday: 1 to 8 p.m. Friday: 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday: 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. |
CULTURAL MEDIATION
For the complete listing of activities, please contact Josée Lavigne, 514-630-1220, ext. 1722, or josee.lavigne@pointe-claire.ca
| SCHOOL PROGRAM | From preschool to secondary school
The Stewart Hall Art Gallery offers guided tours of its exhibitions along with creative workshops for groups ranging from preschool (daycares, etc.), to secondary school. |
| ADULT PROGRAM | GUIDED TOURS AND WORKSHOPS
The Stewart Hall Art Gallery offers guided tours and creative workshops for groups of different nature: college, university, seniors, and others. |
| SPECIAL PROJECTS | The Stewart Hall Art Gallery also develops one-time special projects designed for and with our partners and members of the community. |
ART RENTAL AND SALES SERVICE
ART RENTAL AND SALES SERVICEBe original, rent an original! Support local artists and encourage creativity in your community! The Art Rental Service and Sales Service offers high quality artworks for rent or sale for a nominal monthly fee. View the collection online at www.www.pointe-claire.ca/en/art-rental/ or stop by to appreciate the artworks in person STEWART HALL CULTURAL CENTRE – 2ND FLOOR |
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Sunday to Wednesday: 1 to 5 p.m. Thursday: 1 to 8 p.m. Friday: 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday: 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. |
BOUTIQUE
STEWART HALL CULTURAL CENTRE – 2ND FLOOR
Information: 514-630-1220, ext. 1721, or amanda.johnston@pointe-claire.ca.
| The Stewart Hall Art Gallery Boutique features high quality handmade crafts at affordable prices by artisans from Pointe-Claire and beyond. |   |
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Sunday to Wednesday: 1 to 5 p.m. Thursday: 1 to 8 p.m. Friday: 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday: 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. |
THE 2024 MINI ART RENTAL COLLECTION
2024 MINI ART RENTAL COLLECTIONThe Stewart Hall Art Gallery presents the fourth edition of the MiNi Art Rental Collection! Come and discover over 50 artworks, carefully selected by a jury, showcasing the talents of Pointe-Claire children aged 12 and under. Following this exhibition at the Kids’ Corner, the artworks will be available for rent or for sale at the Cultural Centre, for a period of one year. Proceeds from the sale or rental of artworks from the 2024 MiNi Art Rental Collection will be donated to the Propulsé par les jeunes, pour les jeunes campaign, run by Partage-Action de l’Ouest-de-l’Île, in support of community groups emphasizing the development of strong, resilient children. This project was made possible thanks to the financial support of the Amis de Stewart Hall. |
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Sunday to Wednesday: 1 to 5 p.m. Thursday: 1 to 8 p.m. Friday: 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday: 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. |
READING AND REFERENCE ROOM
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READING AND REFERENCE ROOMThe Stewart Hall Reading and Reference Room is a friendly space that is open to all free of charge. Come and discover the book collection, handmade items from the Boutique, and works of art from the Art Rental and Sales Service – or just enjoy a relaxing space that will awaken your curiosity. STEWART HALL CULTURAL CENTRE – 2ND FLOOR |
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Sunday to Wednesday: 1 to 5 p.m. Thursday: 1 to 8 p.m. Friday: 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday: 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. |
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KIDS’ CORNER : Beat boredom!Your kids will have a great time discovering our fantastic selection of educational board games and puzzles to bust boredom and develop patience and concentration. STEWART HALL CULTURAL CENTRE – 2ND FLOOR |
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Sunday to Wednesday: 1 to 5 p.m. Thursday: 1 to 8 p.m. Friday: 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday: 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. |