Educational Activities
Adults
Discover our exhibitions, explore our collections and interact with our team of cultural facilitators at the Museum or online!
Through the educational activities available, offer your group an experience that fosters learning and openness to others by discussing historical and present-day topics.
Our tours and workshops promote encounters between friends, colleagues and people with shared interests. Cultural objects and stories inspire exciting discussions and serve to share knowledge and experiences. To enrich the visit, combine your exhibition tour with one or more themed workshops!
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Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
reservation@mccord-stewart.ca
514 861-6701, ext. 1207
Sélectionner une thématique
- Indigenous Cultures
- Fashion
- Social History
- Online Activities
Indigenous Cultures
Visit | Starting October 18, 2021
60 minutes
Indigenous voices of today: knowledge, trauma, resilience
This exhibition bears witness to the still unrecognized knowledge of Indigenous peoples in Québec and Canada, as well as to the deep wounds they carry and their inspiring resilience. Carefully selected objects from the Museum’s Indigenous Cultures collection are combined with powerful inspiring stories from members of Québec’s 11 Indigenous nations, shedding light on their knowledge and philosophies.
Download the activity sheet (PDF): At the Museum | Online
Book
Visit | Until December 19, 2021
45 minutes
Wearing our Identities - The First Peoples Collection
What do your clothes say about you? At the intersection of tradition and innovation, the social, political, cultural and spiritual life of First Peoples reveals itself, one stitch at a time.
Download the activity sheet (PDF): Online
Book
Workshop | At all times
60 minutes
My allyship in action toward Indigenous Nations
What everyday actions can we take to be allies to Indigenous peoples and their struggles? Developed in response to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada, this workshop engage participants in dialogue to become more aware of Indigenous realities and identify concrete actions for reconciliation.
Download the activity sheet (PDF): At the Museum | Online
Book
Sélectionner une thématique
- Indigenous Cultures
- Fashion
- Social History
- Online Activities
Fashion
Visit | Until September 26, 2021
60 minutes
Christian Dior
The tour of the exhibition explores Christian Dior’s fascinating creative process through the designer’s most emblematic gowns and considers the workings of haute couture and fashion as social and political phenomena.
Download the activity sheet (PDF): At the Museum | Online
Book
Visit | Starting December 13, 2021
60 minutes
Parachute: subversive fashion of the ’80s
Through an exhibition design that conjures up the brand’s universe, the guided tour will reveal Parachute’s inspirations, story and global success through clothes, photographs and archival documents.
Download the activity sheet (PDF): At the Museum | Online
Book
Sélectionner une thématique
- Indigenous Cultures
- Fashion
- Social History
- Online Activities
Social History
Visit | Until January 9, 2022
60 minutes
Chapleau - profession: Cartoonist
The tour explores the artistic language of cartoons and Chapleau’s own unmistakable style through the lens of the political and social contexts in which his tremendous output is rooted.
Download the activity sheet (PDF): At the Museum | Online
Book
Outdoor Tour
90 minutes | Until October 31 2021
Golden Square Mile
The McCord Museum’s guided tour introduces you to the typical architecture of the Golden Square Mile and the history of the people who have lived in the neighborhood.
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Outdoor Tour
90 minutes | Until October 31 2021
Milton Park
Learn more about the architectural heritage and purpose of the buildings in the Milton-Park neighborhood, as well as the battles led by citizens to stop its destruction and highlight and preserve its human dimension.
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Book
Sélectionner une thématique
- Indigenous Cultures
- Fashion
- Social History
- Online Activities
Online Activities
Online Visit | Starting November 22, 2021
45 minutes
Indigenous voices of today: knowledge, trauma, resilience
This exhibition bears witness to the still unrecognized knowledge of Indigenous peoples in Québec and Canada, as well as to the deep wounds they carry and their inspiring resilience. Carefully selected objects from the Museum’s Indigenous Cultures collection are combined with powerful inspiring stories from members of Québec’s 11 Indigenous nations, shedding light on their knowledge and philosophies.
Download the activity sheet (PDF)
Book
Online Visit | Until December 19, 2021
45 minutes
Wearing Our Identities - The First People Collection
What do your clothes say about you? At the intersection of tradition and innovation, the social, political, cultural and spiritual life of First Peoples reveals itself, one stitch at a time.
Download the activity sheet (PDF)
Book
Online Workshop | At all times
45 minutes
My allyship in action toward Indigenous Nations
What everyday actions can we take to be allies to Indigenous peoples and their struggles? Developed in response to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada, this workshop engage participants in dialogue to become more aware of Indigenous realities and identify concrete actions for reconciliation.
Download the activity sheet (PDF)
Book
Online Visit | Until September 26, 2021
45 minutes
Christian Dior
The tour of the exhibition explores Christian Dior’s fascinating creative process through the designer’s most emblematic gowns and considers the workings of haute couture and fashion as social and political phenomena.
Download the activity sheet (PDF)
Book
Online Visit | Starting December 13, 2021
45 minutes
Parachute: subversive fashion of the ’80s
Through an exhibition design that conjures up the brand’s universe, the guided tour will reveal Parachute’s inspirations, story and global success through clothes, photographs and archival documents.
Download the activity sheet (PDF)
Book
Online Visit | Until January 9, 2022
45 minutes
Chapleau - profession: Cartoonist
The tour explores the artistic language of cartoons and Chapleau’s own unmistakable style through the lens of the political and social contexts in which his tremendous output is rooted.
Download the activity sheet (PDF)
Book
Educational Vision
Open-minded, open to others, to the city, and to the world. Discover our vision promoting social and civic values!
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The Museum staff is ready to offer a safe, pleasant, entertaining experience to all Montrealers!
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