ACTIVITIES
External Day Camps
IMPORTANT NOTICE: In accordance with government directives regarding the reopening of museums, please note that group activities (guided tours and workshops) remain suspended until further notice.
The McCord Museum offers online educational activities that will allow your group to address historical and current themes, through our participative approach.
Discover our exhibitions, explore our collections and interact live with one of our cultural mediators!
For more information and to book your activities, contact us today:
- Email: reservation@mccord-stewart.ca
- Phone: 514-861-6701, ext. 2234 from Monday to Friday, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m
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To reserve, please fill out the form, according to your situation.
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Information:
reservation@mccord-stewart.ca
514 861-6701, ext. 2234
Not to be missed!
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Wearing Our Identity – The First Peoples Collection
Until June 27, 2021
Permanent exhibition
Visit
60 minutes
Wearing our Identities - The First People Collection
What do your clothes say about you?
For the First Peoples of Canada, clothing is not just a protective layer; it reflects the wearer’s age and social status, reveals the nation they belong to, pays tribute to remarkable exploits or highlights the intimate bond between humans and nature. At the intersection of tradition and innovation, the social, political, cultural and spiritual life of First Peoples reveals itself, one stitch at a time.
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Workshop
60 minutes
Tell Me a Legend: Learn, Create and Share a Living Story
Developed in collaboration with contemporary Innu storyteller and director Donovan Vollant and Wapikoni, this workshop introduces participants to the legends of the First Nations of Quebec while developing their sense of the living story.
Wapikoni Mobile is a travelling studio for intervention, training and creation for Indigenous youth. Its mission is to amplify the voices of Indigenous youth through film and music, to disseminate their work in Canada and abroad, and to serve as a tool for professional development and social transformation.
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Visit
60 minutes
Haida: supernatural stories
An Indigenous people from Canada’s west coast, the Haida have an ancestral artistic language that has been passed down through the ages. This tour is an opportunity to discover historical and contemporary art objects that bear witness to the important role of stories and the transmission of knowledge.
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Creative workshop
60 minutes
Haida Manga: The Art of Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas
Haida manga is a comic book style invented by Haida artist Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas. In his stories about the Haida people of the west coast of Canada, he explores traditional formline style while adapting the contemporary techniques of Japanese manga. In a workshop, participants discover his works and create a collaborative artwork inspired by his unique art.
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