The exhibition of the Musée de la Mer is entitled “Vivre aux Îles - Vivre les Îles”. It guides you through the history of the archipelago. It is a fascinating journey through time and all aspects of the culture of a population that bears the imprints of the sea and of island living. Scale models, artefacts, documents and photographs highlight this history and illustrate aspects of daily life, housing, fishing, navigation, shipbuilding, religion, education, commerce, festivities and various other activities. Throughout the year, the Museum offers a variety of temporary exhibits that explore subjects related to history and ethnology or to the visual arts and crafts. Fees: Seniors (60 years old and +): $7 Adults (18 - 60 years old): $10 Children (6-17 years old): $5 (0-5 years old): Free Special rates for groups available
1023, road de La Grave
Havre-Aubert, G4T 9C8
(Quebec, Canada)
Phone : 418 937-5711
Fax : 418 937-2449
Come to discover the secrets of the collection of the Museum of the Sea and the Madelinots while enjoying itself!
Custom tours based on your interests.
Avalaible themes :
1) Salt water in the veins! (Maritime vision of the permanent exhibition)
2) Travel to the heart of Insularity! (Terrestrial vision of the permanent exhibition)
3) The secrets of the Grand Cachalot! (Visit of temporary exhibitions)
It seems that at the Museum of the Sea, one of the animators is pal badly bad! He is convinced that no one knows the Islands better than him...
Come and tell Faraud that you are able to answer his "terrible" quiz of the Magdalen's Islands!
Young people from 7 to 77 years old (and beyond) are invited to take up the challenge, alone or as a team!
An archaeologist, it's looking for dinosaurs ??! Well no ... The work of an archaeologist is often unknown and confused with other similar professions, this is why this summer, the Museum of the Sea invites you to discover and understand what an archaeologist studies by participating to our new animation on terrestrial and maritime archeology. In addition to participating in a simulation excavation, you can learn more about the archaeological potential of the Îles de la Madeleine!
Capacity
Meeting : 14 personnes
U : 13 personnes
Dimensions
Length : 23 ft (7.01m)
Width : 16 ft (4.88m)
Height : 10 ft (3.05m)
