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May 2023
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TUESDAY TO SUNDAY - Enjoy a unique experience of the universe through its immersive theatres, where shows both poetic and scientific are presented.
Planetarium Rio Tinto Alcan
nobELLES
Exhibition
TUESDAY TO SUNDAY - The Planétarium pays tribute to 7 women scientists through unusual portraits by multidisciplinary artist MissMe.
Planetarium Rio Tinto Alcan
Program
All-terrain scientists
Exhibition
EVERYDAY - See the imaginative ideas hatched by our researchers to better understand and care for our living world. Come and discover as well Regeneration, an artwork inspired by research in phytoremediation.
Botanical Garden
Université de Montréal Centre for Biodiversity
Art Hive at the Biosphère
Creative workshop
UNTIL MAY 21 - Does the Biosphère inspire you? Check out the workshop and let the whole family's creativity run wild!
Bio-machine
Exhibition
TUESDAY TO SUNDAY - Visit 23 interactive interpretation stations to find out how Biodôme staff care for animals and plants.
Biodôme
Celebrating Entomophilia in Frédéric-Back Park
Educational activity - Event - Visual arts - Sculpture and installation
UNTIL NOVEMBER 1 - Space for Life presents three monumental artworks in Frédéric-Back Park for the whole summer! Highlighting the diversity of insects, the works will be integrated into the park's interpretation activities.
China: Ties to the Land
Exhibition - Visual arts - Photography
UNTIL OCTOBER 31 - In an exhibition displayed in three pavilions of the Chinese Garden, you’ll get to know three rural Chinese families and discover how they make a living from the land.
Ecolab
Exhibition
TUESDAY TO SUNDAY - Channel your inner researcher and learn about environmental science in a brand new interactive lab.
EVERY WEDNESDAY AT 1:30 P.M. - Would you like to learn more about the Marie-Victorin Herbarium?
Imagine a future Biosphère!
Exhibition
EVERY DAY - Get involved in the environmental protection movement and “imagine” tomorrow's museum!
