Details on the exposition To mark the 50th anniversary of the 1976 Olympic Games in Montreal, the Museum presents an unprecedented retrospective on this global event. Featuring a rich collection of documents and objects—including archives, artefacts, editorial cartoons, uniforms, posters, and photographs—the exhibition explores the many facets of the Games, with a special focus on their aesthetic and design elements.will be provided closer to the date.

All museum visits begin at the Emmaus after the morning service, when the day's group forms and heads out together.

This is both a museum and a research institution, with deeply researched architecture exhibitions in a stunning building. Through its exhibitions, publications and activities the CCA explores how architecture shapes – and might reshape – contemporary society.

All museum visits begin at the Emmaus after the morning service, when the day's group forms and heads out together.

An urban history museum focused on Montreal's social fabric — immigrant communities, dépanneur culture, neighbourhood life, told through interviews, short films, and an immersive 180-degree screen.

All museum visits begin at the Emmaus after the morning service, when the day's group forms and heads out together.

A 1705 governor's residence, likely Montreal's oldest private historic museum, also briefly housed American revolutionary forces in 1775. Today, the museum's collection is composed mainly of gifts from private Montrealers and is estimated at 30,000 objects, including manuscripts, printed works, numismatic items, ethnological items, works of art, paintings, prints and furniture.

All museum visits begin at the Emmaus after the morning service, when the day's group forms and heads out together.