Antiques Sale, Mini-Exhibition, and Guided Tour of Centre Marie-Rose

Saturday, September 6 | 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. | 80 Saint-Charles East Street, Longueuil

Guided tour at 1:30 p.m.

As part of the Religious Heritage Days, the Centre Marie-Rose (CMR) will welcome the public outdoors to a day full of discoveries. Between history, art, and encounters, the program promises to delight both the curious and heritage enthusiasts.

🖼️ Outdoor Mini-Exhibition: Art, Mission, and Memory

Outdoor mini-exhibition of artifacts with activities during the 2024 Religious Heritage Days.

Stroll through an open-air exhibition highlighting unique artifacts, interpretation panels, and slideshows. This presentation explores the influence of the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary (SNJM) in the development of the arts and recalls their still vibrant mission, inspired by Blessed Marie-Rose Durocher, dedicated to the fulfillment of individuals.

🪑 Sale of Objects and Artifacts
Antique lovers and collectors of unique pieces, rejoice! You will find furniture, chairs, vases, frames, paintings by the Sisters, and other items, some from the SNJM archives collection. This bazaar will be accompanied by a silent auction for certain antiques (bidding from 3 to 4 p.m.). A great opportunity to take home an object steeped in history.

Guided tour of the heritage site during the 2024 Religious Heritage Days.

🏛️ Guided Presentation and Living Testimonies
Accompanied by an SNJM Sister, immerse yourself in the fascinating history of this heritage site and its 18^th and 19th-century buildings. Enjoy the presence of Sisters ready to share anecdotes, memories, and insights into life during days gone by.

📍 Self-Guided Tour with QR Codes
Along Saint-Charles Street, follow an open-air itinerary through posters equipped with QR codes. They will reveal stories and anecdotes about local history for an autonomous and interactive exploration.

An Iconic Site to Rediscover
Although its indoor spaces are no longer accessible, the CMR remains a key player in showcasing heritage. Its three historic buildings, some elements dating back to the 18th century, offer a unique setting to immerse yourself in traditions and rediscover aspects of our collective history.

📅 Don’t miss this exceptional day: an immersion into our past, filled with discoveries, encounters, and cherished objects.
Come alone, with friends, or as a family… and leave with a piece of history!

Aerial view of the SNJM heritage site, including 18th and 19th-century buildings.