Shows, presentations, workshop-demonstrations, experiments, discussions
Before its formalization in the social sciences and a form of collected knowledge, history was part of a larger-than-life story transmitted from one generation to the next. Today, how can we tell the story of the past in a way that sparks the curiosity of people who are less familiar with history? In what forms? Traditional or contemporary, vulgarized or academic? Poetic and artistic? Provocative or audacious? Shows, presentations, workshop-demonstrations, experiments, discussions
Activities presented
under this theme
FRIDAY, MAY 13
10AM
(In person) The Château at the Time of College Students – In french
PRESENTED BY: Château Dufresne
LOCATION: Château Dufresne, Museum and historical heritage site
THEME: Telling the Story of History
Explore the Château Dufresne’s unknown eras, from 1948 to 1961.
1PM
(In person) The Château at the Time of College Students – In french
PRESENTED BY: Château Dufresne
LOCATION: Château Dufresne, Museum and historical heritage site
THEME: Telling the Story of History
Explore the Château Dufresne’s unknown eras, from 1948 to 1961.
3PM
(In person) The Château at the Time of College Students
PRESENTED BY: Château Dufresne
LOCATION: Château Dufresne, Museum and historical heritage site
THEME: Telling the Story of History
Explore the Château Dufresne’s unknown eras, from 1948 to 1961.
SATURDAY, MAY 14
10AM
(In person) The Château at the Time of College Students – In french
PRESENTED BY: Château Dufresne
LOCATION : Château Dufresne, Museum and historical heritage site
THEME : Telling the Story of History
Explore the Château Dufresne’s unknown eras, from 1948 to 1961.
1PM
(In person) Le temps d’un conte
PRESENTED BY: Maison Nivard-De Saint-Dizier, Bibliothèque de L’Île-des-Sœurs de Verdun, Société d’histoire et de généalogie de Verdun
THEME : Telling the Story of History
Humorous and interactive tale, in the style of the past.
1PM
(In person) The Château at the Time of College Students – In french
PRESENTED BY: Château Dufresne
LOCATION : Château Dufresne, Museum and historical heritage site
THEME : Telling the Story of History
Explore the Château Dufresne’s unknown eras, from 1948 to 1961.
3PM
(In person) Commented visits “Sonnent les siècles”
PRESENTED BY: Écomusée du fier monde and the Laboratoire de recherche et de création vocale and the Sacré-Coeur parish
THEME : Telling the Story of History
Commented visits of the exhibition Sonnent les siècles by Véronika Brandl-Mouton, Project and Research.
3PM
(In person) The Château at the Time of College Students
PRESENTED BY: Château Dufresne
LOCATION : Château Dufresne, Museum and historical heritage site
THEME : Telling the Story of History
Explore the Château Dufresne’s unknown eras, from 1948 to 1961.
SUNDAY, MAY 15
10AM
(In person) The Château at the Time of College Students – In french
PRESENTED BY: Château Dufresne
LOCATION : Château Dufresne, Museum and historical heritage site
THEME : Telling the Story of History
Explore the Château Dufresne’s unknown eras, from 1948 to 1961.
11AM
(Virtual) Controlling desires : Sex and censorship at the Collège de Montréal (1773-1837)
PRESENTED BY: Shawn McCutcheon, Ph.D. History at McGill University
THEME : Telling the Story of History
Were the great men of antiquity models of virtue for the Sulpicians?
1PM
(In person) The Château at the Time of College Students – In french
PRESENTED BY: Château Dufresne
LOCATION : Château Dufresne, Museum and historical heritage site
THEME : Telling the Story of History
Explore the Château Dufresne’s unknown eras, from 1948 to 1961.
3PM
(In person) The Château at the Time of College Students
PRESENTED BY: Château Dufresne
LOCATION : Château Dufresne, Museum and historical heritage site
THEME : Telling the Story of History
Explore the Château Dufresne’s unknown eras, from 1948 to 1961.
3PM
(In person) Commented visits “Sonnent les siècles”
PRESENTED BY: Écomusée du fier monde and the Laboratoire de recherche et de création vocale and the Sacré-Coeur parish
THEME : Telling the Story of History
Commented visits of the exhibition Sonnent les siècles by Véronika Brandl-Mouton, Project and Research.