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June 14, 2021
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Exhibition - Visual arts - Photography
UNTIL JUNE 30 - Virtual exhibition of original photographs illustrating evolution and life on our planet.
Planetarium Rio Tinto Alcan
Program
Bio-machine
Exhibition
EVERY DAY - Visit 23 interactive interpretation stations to find out how Biodôme staff care for animals and plants.
Biodôme
China: Ties to the Land
Exhibition - Visual arts - Photography
UNTIL OCTOBER 31 - Get to know a rural Chinese family and discover how its members make a living from the land.
Enchanting Botanical Prints
Exhibition
UNTIL OCTOBER 31 - Come and admire the works of artist Sandrine de Borman, who makes vegetal prints using a hammering technique, the tataki-zome, among others.
Gathering and collecting plants
Activity - Guided activity
UNTIL OCTOBER 31 - Stroll through the different ecosystems of the First Nations Garden guided by an animator to learn more about the plant species used by Indigenous Peoples.
Botanical Garden
First Nations Garden
In the Company of Trees
Exhibition
UNTIL OCTOBER 1 - Discover the different relationships that trees nurture and how they manage to communicate. You will see trees in a new way – as members of a broader community.
Botanical Garden
Tree Pavilion
It’s Time to Act
Exhibition
EVERY DAY - An exhibition that highlights positive actions for the environment to provides real-life examples... that should be followed!
Biodôme
Knowledge and Know-How
Exhibition
UNTIL OCTOBER 31 - Come discover the beauty of objects made and used by Aboriginal peoples through the knowledge and creativity of Québec’s First Nations and Inuit.
Botanical Garden
First Nations Garden
Kuugaaluk: along the traces of our forefathers
Exhibition - Visual arts - Photography
UNTIL OCTOBER 31 - This photographic exhibition is an invitation to discover the expedition led by Lisa Qiluqqi Koperqualuk with young Inuit to Kuugaaluk, in Nunavik—the same place Jacques Rousseau visited in 1948.
