Photo credit: Jean-Michel Naud
Adventure in culture
Located in the museum district, in a magnificent heritage building in the heart of downtown Sherbrooke, the Sherbrooke Museum of Fine Arts will take you on a real foray into the fascinating world of visual arts. Creation workshop in the style of the artists of the collection, Art hive, outdoor activity From the footbridge to the museum, Evening thirst for expression in a 5@7 and +++ formula, the mediation team offers you a rich and varied program of activities for the whole family!
In addition to the permanent exhibition Couleurs Manifestes which brings together around fifty works from the collection, from Jean Paul Riopelle to Frederick Simpson Coburn (leading artist of the Eastern Townships), there are also high-quality temporary exhibitions. which highlight the work of artists from Quebec and the Cantons :
TANYA MORAND. GORDON AND HENRY GO TO TOWN
October 2, 2025 to April, 5, 2026
Photography and collage lead artist Tanya Morand to create paintings and screen prints in which she explores the heterogeneous reality and social fabric of the cities she visits. Her works offer a journey through geography and time, taking us from Sherbrooke to Québec City, via Madrid and Havana. The cultural and vernacular heritage of these different places comes into contrast in these cities that are cut up and reassembled.
Tanya Morand was invited by the Musée des beaux-arts de Sherbrooke to come discover the city of Sherbrooke. She casts a new look on our municipality in her canvases, at times critical and at others contemplative, and invites us to imagine our future city, whose destiny rests with all of us. Learn more.
October 2, 2025 to April, 5, 2026.
Ultra Nan is an atypical and endearing little character who appeared in the city of Sherbrooke more than twenty years ago. A little bit like a superhero, his anonymity let everyone see themselves in his outward appearance but also in his universal, poetic and socially engaged messages. His superpower? Making the experience of art and beauty accessible. Like all superheroes, however, his identity has always been a secret! A refined, authentic and concentrated exhibition, a bit like a jar of molasses. To be consumed without moderation. Learn more.
FROM DRAWING TO DANCE TO CIRCUS ARTS: A WHIRLWIND OF ACTIVITIES THIS MARCH BREAK!
Set in the enchanting world of the exhibitions De qualité fantaisie and Gordon et Henri vont se balader en ville, the Musée des beaux-arts de Sherbrooke will come alive during March Break and will be open every day from Saturday, February 28 to Sunday, March 8, 2026.
On the program: exploring printmaking with metal repoussé, dance improv with Nicolas Zemmour, a starlit visit to the exhibition De qualité fantaisie in the dark, a circus-themed virtual reality experience with La FAB, face painting inspired by famous works of art, an introduction to screen-printing on T-shirts with Ultra Nan, a creative encounter with artist Lysanne Picard, and much more!
Thanks to Desjardins, Thursday, March 5 is free for everyone, and Noisette the friendly mascot will be on hand to welcome children and help create a collective artwork.
Here is a video presentation of a favorite of the team, the Art Hive (free and open creation workshop):
Clinique La Base – Ski simulatorBook a session at La Base Clinic to have fun training on a ski simulator. A ski simula-what? It is a high-tech equipment that reproduces the centrifugal force at each of the skier’s turns, which simulates the sensations of a real run on the slopes, all of this accompanied by a professional ski coach. Leave your base layers and heated socks at home because it’s not at La Base that you get cold! No joke, the device allows you to do hundreds of turns in a single session and quickly becomes a real workout. This activity is not only fun but ideal to:
A 30-minute session can add up to a full day of training on the slopes! It is possible to take a private lesson or bring along a friend or two for a semi-private session.
Visit La Base Clinic for availability and book an appointment.
DJ Nights at Le RouxLe Roux is having fun! DJ night to warm up and rock the den every Friday and Saturday from 7pm!
And, as of now, also enjoy Retro Thursdays from 5 to 9 p.m.
Join the pack!
LE ROUX PRIVATIZES ROOMS FOR GROUPSLe Roux wants to celebrate with you! Specializing in pack gatherings, it offers you a private room or sections of the dining area and can even fully privatize its den to make your private or corporate events a success.
Activities such as wine tastings with sommelier-led animation are possible. Please consult the Le Roux – activities page for details on the activities.
The offer for space rental is detailed as follows:
1 private room with a capacity of 8-10 seated persons.
Reserve sections of the restaurant:
The restaurant remains open, and people may move through the reserved section to access the restrooms.
The entire restaurant can also be privatized: capacity of 100 seated persons (150-175 for cocktail receptions).
Additional options available during the summer season:
The restaurant is very bright thanks to its large windows, offering a direct view of the mountain in winter and of the park and river in summer.
