Winter is not a reason to stay at home. Here are free activities to add to your agenda right away. Thus, the cold season will seem much softer.
Magog icy path
Put on your skates and stroll on this iced path of almost 3 km at Magog. It almost looks like the kingdom of the winter man! Among the free activities, it is ideal for taking a large breath of fresh air and reconnecting with the pleasure of skating outside. The circuit has 4 loops, offering a panoramic view near Lake Memphremagog.
Open every day when the conditions allow it between 8 a.m. and 9:45 p.m. In the evening, the path is lit for an even more magical walk!
Stewart McCord Museum
Every Wednesday, from 5 p.m., visiting the McCord Museum is free for everyone. Choose the exhibitions that make you want. Today's permanent voice exhibition of today: knowing, trauma, and resilience allows us to better understand the realities experienced by the members of the indigenous nations.
For lovers of photography, the Art and Nature exhibition by Alexander Henderson, one of the most important photographers of landscapes in the country, will make you travel. Consult the website to discover all the museum exhibitions.
Immunotherapy
In the heart of the Montreal Spectacles district, the exterior exhibition is inspired by the complexity of the cosmos. The circuit is made up of a series of five colorful works along the Sainte-Catherine Ouest rue and an original video project influenced by meteorological fluctuations. Everything will be visible as soon as nightfall. A nice idea of activities to do for a free family.
Playful course across Quebec
Putting a walk is not only walking by following the new fun courses. Download an application and go on an adventure. Listen to the story, think, make challenges at the games of games and puzzles, observe, and move to solve the quest that you are offered!
Whether in a park, a shopping center or in a city district, you will like it! Some courses are paid, but others remain free, such as mission courses. GPS rally: The Golden Flocon (in Sutton, Rivière-du-Loup, and Boucherville), the fun promenade (Drummondville), and the disappeared barrels (Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu) are the main missions to try. Monitor their website for more details and to find out the next routes!
Murale quiz
Dress warmly and discover the many murals in the city of Sherbrooke. Test your sense of observation, analyze the details in each of the scenes, and answer different questions about the online game. This quiz on the murals is a great way to discover the history of all these frescoes. A real open-air art gallery!