« Bolduc Collection : Trades of Yesteryear ». Quebec folk art at its best! Come and view impressive sculptures from the Bolduc collection which gives an overview of several old trades.

« Icara » presents a retrospective of the artist sculptor Marcel Alarie. Composed of many characters, the body of this exhibition suggests sort of a family reunion where some members have not seen each other for several years.

Through a selection of early 20^thCentury archival photos taken by American photographer Edward Sheriff Curtis, Sophie Roy creates works that evoke the presence of Aboriginal traditions in today's society. The exhibition “Traditions et continuité“ is an inspiring testimony.

« Le Salon des artistes locaux et régionaux (6^e édition) ».This biannual exhibition brings together talented local and regional artists from the Eastern Townships.

The exhibit « De pierre, de bois, de bronze » gives the sculptor Jean Côté the opportunity to present creations which have not been seen or published but echoes the evolution of his work over nearly a quarter of a century.

The artist Paméla Desrosiers reveals fragments of her life. In the exhibition « Chère chair », she is interested in human flesh, the perception of others about her own body as well as her vision of society and her past.

Gisèle Normandin's ensemble of pictorial creations, called “Histoires du temps present”, takes a critical look at human condition, its quest for apparent meaning and its values and actions.

« Urgence de vivre » is a vital plea from the artist Francine Leroux for mother earth and the environment. That is to say, to everything that lives and breathes, in opposition to a certain lack of awareness and respect.

Always searching for the ultimate beauty and harmony, the hyperrealist painter Suzanne Richer proposes “Fungi voto” an expression in Latin which means "to fulfill a wish".

The exhibit « Wax Jesus Dolls » immerses us in the atmosphere of Christmas and highlights a collection recently acquired by the Museum.