From January 21 to March 4, Le Centre will host an exhibition of the photographic works of Catherine Babault, featuring the artist’s intimate portraits of the natural landscapes and the flora and fauna of the West Coast. Using natural light, Catherine focuses on the details and textures of nature to capture images that are unequivocally unique.

On Mondays, once a month, the online Philosophers' café invites you to reflect and exchange on a specific theme.

From March 11 to April 22, Sylvie Peltier's exhibition "Aquatika" will take place at Le Centre. Her work explores the richness and complexity of nature, which is so much more than a mountain, a sunset, a forest, or a lake. Recently she has been experimenting with the interplay of lily pads, reeds, and water and the mysterious abstract motifs they create.

The children are encouraged to give free rein to their imaginations, thanks to the many illustrated books in the library.

The children are encouraged to give free rein to their imaginations, thanks to the many illustrated books in the library.

Franz Schubert, Louise Farrenc et Victor Davies' compositions performed by the Absinthe Ensemble (Anne Duranceau, Edgar Bridwell, and Isabelle Roland) accompanied by cellist Zoltan Rozsnyai and pianist Anna Levy. An amazing classical music evening ahead!

The children are encouraged to give free rein to their imaginations, thanks to the many illustrated books in the library.

The children are encouraged to give free rein to their imaginations, thanks to the many illustrated books in the library.

Enjoy a folk music concert from home with Veronique Trudel and Mat Bergeron! They will present their very first solo albums.