Saturday, June 10th, join us for Neighbours Day at the Morrin Centre! All of our neighbours, friends and community members are invited to come mingle and get to know each other. Bring your own lunch and picnic blankets and we’ll provide the entertainment. Guided tours, as well as a special...

On Friday June 9th, BAnQ  will celebrate International Archives Day under the theme of Archives, Citizenship and Interculturalism. On this occasion, you are all invited to attend the many activities offered by BAnQ such as conferences and guided tours. BAnQ Québec will host an event at the...

Built over 200 years ago to house a prison, the Morrin Centre is now also the home to one of the world’s most beautiful libraries. This National Historic Site is yours to discover. Ramble through the sinister jail cells. See graffiti carved into the floors by inmates and the iron rings used to...

Historians, authors and politicians will come together at the Morrin Centre this May to share real stories about how the French and English languages helped shape the path of women, from the 1700’s to 2017. Allison Areias-Vogel, U.S. Consul General in Quebec City and Margaret Delisle, prominent...

Historians, authors and politicians will come together at the Morrin Centre this May to share real stories about how the French and English languages helped shape the path of women, from the 1700’s to 2017. SATURDAY MAY 6th, 1:30 PM Join us for a panel discussion with Ann M. Little, Colorado State...

This visual arts exhibit was created over three workshops with the help of Louisa Blair, Sarah Blair and Louis-Robert Bouchard, as well as community members. They used their own personal memories of Quebec City as their paints and brushes. They put their ideas together and created something unique...

This visual arts exhibit was created over three workshops with the help of Louisa Blair, Sarah Blair and Louis-Robert Bouchard, as well as community members. They used their own personal memories of Quebec City as their paints and brushes. They put their ideas together and created something unique...

JAMES GRAY was born and raised in Montreal. Attracted to literature at an early age, he wrote poetry and short stories until he became a filmmaker in his twenties. Lately, Gray has returned to writing. His novel was inspired by an adventure that he lived through while visiting Honduras. James Gray...

Born and raised in Montreal, now living in Toronto, a husband, father, novelist and screenwriter. As a novelist, John McFetridge’s Montreal series, featuring Constable Édouard ‘Eddie’ Dougherty, has been compared to Joseph Wambaugh and described as, “a fine character study and a vivid...