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Holidays on the Pointe at Château Ramezay
Montreal, QC
41 neck-pieces celebrating exceptional Canadian women
About
Step into the historic Château Ramezay for 'Holidays on the Pointe,' a captivating exhibition celebrating exceptional Canadian women. This unique display features 41 intricately crafted neck-pieces by renowned artist Donald Stuart, each accompanied by sketches and biographies that illuminate the inspiring stories of women who have shaped Canada. It's a rare opportunity to explore these personal histories from a fresh perspective, presented for the first time in Quebec.
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Location
Event Details
Pricing
$10.48
Duration
All day
Schedule
From September 28th 2024 to February 9th 2025
Organizer
Château Ramezay - Historic Site and Museum of Montréal
Practical Information
Parking
Lack of parking, if want nearby, forced to use street meters.
Pet Policy
No pets allowed
Quick Actions
Tips & Advice
- Arrive early to fully appreciate the intricate details of the 41 neck-pieces and their accompanying biographies without feeling rushed.
- Take time to explore the Governor's Garden, a beautiful example of a New France urban garden, which is part of the Château Ramezay experience.
- Consider visiting on a weekday to potentially experience a more intimate viewing of the exhibition, as weekends may be busier.
- Utilize public transportation to reach the Château Ramezay, as parking in the Old Montreal area can be limited and metered.
- Engage with the museum's staff or volunteers; they can offer additional context and stories about the featured Canadian women and the artist.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main focus of the 'Holidays on the Pointe' exhibition?
The exhibition focuses on celebrating exceptional Canadian women through 41 unique neck-pieces created by artist Donald Stuart, accompanied by their life stories.
Is this exhibition suitable for children?
While the exhibition highlights historical figures and art, the Château Ramezay is generally considered a family-friendly venue, and the historical context may be engaging for older children.
Where is the Château Ramezay located?
The Château Ramezay is located at 280 Notre-Dame Street East in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
Are there any special events or workshops associated with this exhibition?
The Château Ramezay regularly offers a program of exhibitions and educational cultural activities designed to showcase Montreal's history.
What languages are available for interpretation tools at the museum?
Many of the museum's interpretation tools are available in six languages: French, English, Spanish, German, Japanese, and Mandarin.