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Botanical Garden

September 26, 2023

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.

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.
Botanical Garden
Friendship Hall - Chinese Garden
UNTIL OCTOBER 31 - An ode to the Moon - Come discover or rediscover the magical circuit at Gardens of Light and enjoy immersive and sensory experiences bringing together the best of art, science, technology and emotion.
Botanical Garden

In the Company of Trees

Guided activity - Exhibition

UNTIL OCTOBER 31 - 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
UNTIL OCTOBER 31 - A fascinating introduction to Chinese calligraphy.
Botanical Garden
Friendship Hall - Chinese Garden
UNTIL OCTOBER 31 - Take your learning about First Nations and Inuit in Québec a few steps further. Discover their traditional lifestyles, present-day cultural vitality and the various ecosystems they live in.
Botanical Garden
First Nations Garden
UNTIL OCTOBER 31 - Come and admire the most beautiful patterns that adorn Japanese tableware.
Botanical Garden
Japanese Pavilion - Japanese Garden
UNTIL OCTOBER 31 - Come discover the beauty of objects made and used by Indigenous peoples through the knowledge and creativity of Québec’s First Nations and Inuit.
Botanical Garden
First Nations Garden