Bagotville Air Defence Museum

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1 Bagotville Air Defence Museum Museum - History and society - Military Heritage 2010 Richard Girouard 6473 chemin Saint-Anicet, Route 170, direction Bagotville Military Base Alouette, Quebec G0V 1A0 Telephone: Fax: SMQ code: museebagotville@forces.gc.ca Website: June to September: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. every day Off-season (September to mid-june): groups of 20 or more welcome. Please call ahead to make a reservation. - Adults: $12 - Students: $6 - Seniors: $8 - Children under 5: free - Groups of 20 or more: $8 each - Families: 2 adults, 2 students: $28 2 adults, 3 students: $33 [b]multimedia exhibits:[/b] Canadian military aviation history has been marked by exceptional heroes and their extraordinary exploits. The Lords of the Sky exhibit relates the glory and misfortunes of these airmen through history. A first in Quebec, the multimedia State of Alert exhibit presents aircraft that crisscrossed the skies over the years. Augmented reality technology plunges visitors into an unusual sensory environment that is truly unforgettable. [b]temporary exhibit:[/b] For as long as Canadians have been involved in aviation, our heroes and their extraordinary deeds have gone down in the annals of world aviation history. There are darker aspects to some of these events, however. The Dark Side of the Medal takes another look at some important episodes in the history of the Royal Canadian Air Force. Finally, don't miss the popular of the Bagotville base. See fighter jets up close and watch actual take-offs at the only military base in Canada that is open to the public. Sales counter Cafeteria Restaurant Dining area (indoors) Exhibitions: French, English Self-guided tours: 200 people Guided tours: 50 people Number of exhibitions: 3-4 Number of sites to visit: Three buildings (museum, park displaying historical aircraft and the Bagotville Military Base). Partially accessible

2 Centre d'histoire Sir-William-Price Interpretation site - History and society / Science and Technology - Industrial Heritage Built in 1912, the St. James the Apostle Anglican chapel held church services until the mid-1980s. On the eve of being demolished, the chapel was moved to Ball Park with the intention of using it as a museum. The Sir William Price Heritage Centre was founded in 1987, thanks to the concerted effort of citizens and the city of Jonquiere to save the Anglican chapel. The organisation s mission is to promote heritage, including historical, architectural, urban and industrial, in Saguenay s Jonquiere borough. Sir William Price Heritage Centre 1994 rue Price, C.P Jonquière, Quebec G7X 7X8 Telephone: Fax: Telephone for group reservations: SMQ code: info@sirwilliamprice.com Website: Opening hours: From the Saint-Jean-Baptiste holiday until Labour Day: daily from 9 am to 5 pm. Outside this period: from Monday to Friday, from 10 am to 4 pm; reservations are required. Sales counter adapted to groups Exhibitions: French, English Self-guided tours: 50 people Guided tours: 15 people Number of exhibitions: 2 Number of sites to visit: 1 Accessible Adult: $10 Senior: $8.75 Student: $8 Children (5-17): $5.50 Children (5 and under): Free Family (2 Adults +1 child): $21 Family (2 adultes +2 children): $25 Additional child 5-17: $2.25 Group (10 and over) -20% These rates include all taxes.

3 Centre d'interprétation de l'agriculture et de la ruralité Interpretation site - History and society 281 rue Saint-Louis Métabetchouan, Quebec G8G 2C8 Telephone: Toll-free: Fax: For over 150 years now, agriculture has produced far-reaching changes in the natural landscape of the Saguenay Lac-Saint-Jean region, and continues to shape it to this day. The activities of farmers and their communities along the rural concession roads have always had an impact on the countryside. The Centre d'interprétation de l'agriculture et de la ruralité (CIAR), an interpretation centre devoted to agriculture and rural life, looks at the rich local heritage and knowhow of a community that gradually developed over the years. It examines the different crops and colours in the fields throughout the seasons, and examines agricultural issues facing future generations. The Centre, set on an enchanting site, features a huge collection of artifacts and offers a variety of unique activities. It is part of our history, a witness to our past, but also a glimpse of a new heritage to be created. "Champs du pays" exhibition / Educational farm / Corn maze / Educational vegetable patch / Berry orchard / Settlers camp SMQ code: ciar@cgocable.ca Website: - June 15 to September 1: daily, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. - September 1 to October 15: daily, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. - October 15 to June 15: Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday by reservation - Adults: $ Children (ages 3 to 17): $ % discount for families, seniors and students adapted to groups Exhibitions: French Guided tours: French Guided tours: 20 people Number of exhibitions: 2 Number of sites to visit: 3 Partially accessible Accessible to visually impaired visitors

4 Centre historique des Sœurs de Notre-Dame du Bon-Conseil de Chicoutimi Museum - Art / History and society - Fine Arts and Decorative Arts / Indian and/or Inuit Heritage / Religious Heritage Imagine a place of knowledge, silence and beauty, to please anyone seeking peace and poetry. It s a museum where thousands of discoveries and memories amassed over the years tell the story of our congregation. A thematic exhibition on sacred art, in the form of a conceptual installation, is sure to enchant and impress you. 700 rue Racine Est, door 688 Chicoutimi, Quebec G7H 1V2 Telephone: Fax: Telephone for group reservations: SMQ code: centrehistorique@sndbc.qc.ca Website: adapted to groups Exhibitions: French Guided tours: French Self-guided tours: 50 people Guided tours: 50 people Number of exhibitions: 1 Number of sites to visit: 2

5 Centre national d'exposition de Saguenay Exhibition centre - Art / History and society - Contemporary Art Photo : Paul Cimon 4160 rue du Vieux-Pont Jonquière, Quebec G7X 7W4 Telephone: Fax: SMQ code: info@centrenationalexposition.com Website: In a magnificent natural setting, the Centre national d'exposition offers stimulating, educational exhibitions on art, history and science. The modern-looking building has three large galleries reserved for temporary exhibitions. Come discover works by wellknown artists and interactive exhibitions. Take part in our organized activities and explore various facets of art, history and science. The education department will also prepare customized activities for groups. A cultural outing for the whole family, the Centre national d'exposition is a veritable mountain of discoveries! Sales counter adapted to groups September to June: Monday to friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday-Sunday, noon to 5 p.m. July-August: Every day from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Exhibitions: French Guided tours: French Free admission Self-guided tours: 100 people Guided tours: 50 people Number of exhibitions: 3 Number of sites to visit: 1 Accessible

6 L'Odyssée des Bâtisseurs theme park Museum - History and society - Industrial Heritage L'Odyssée des Bâtisseurs theme park avenue du Pont Nord Alma, Quebec G8B 5G2 Telephone: Toll-free: Fax: Telephone for group reservations: , ext. 239 SMQ code: info@odysseedesbatisseurs.com Website: June 11 to August 14, 2016: daily, from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. August 15 to September 25, 2016: daily, from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. September 26, 2016 to June 9, 2017: Monday to Friday, from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Groups by reservation. Adults: $15 Seniors (60 and over, with ID card): $14 Students (18 and over, with ID card): $13 Children (6-17): $ 7,75 Children (5 and under): Free Family (2 adults+2 children) : $37,75 Extra child: $3,50 In Lac-Saint-Jean, water is omnipresent. Discover how this resource powered the development of the region through the many activities offered by L Odyssée des Bâtisseurs. From June to September, inside a former water tower, live the AQUAVOLT L aventure de l eau en 360 experience, a gripping multisensory movie that takes you through time, places, and seasons. See Alma City from the scenic lookout; its waterways and hydropower facilities sparked industrial development in the region. Stroll down the walking trails, adorned with vestiges and hebertism games for children, and where you will meet colourful characters! All year long, see the exhibitions presented in a heritage building and discover our permanent exhibition Au-delà de l eau. Temporary exhibitions and workshops for the entire family are also offered. Guided tours according to availability and interpretative signs (bilingual). adapted to groups Exhibitions: French, English Number of exhibitions: 2-3 Number of sites to visit: Maison des Bâtisseurs, Parcours des Bâtisseurs trail (435 metres of footpaths), water tower with observatory and multimedia room, Le Maligneau ferry and Maligne island discovery trail (4 km), Isle-Maligne district discovery trail (1 km) Activities or attractions nearby Véloroute des Bleuets (cycling trail) Cruise on Lac Saint-Jean Beaches Jardin Scullion (garden)

7 La Pulperie de Chicoutimi / Regional Museum Museum - Art / History and society / Science and Technology - Fine Arts and Decorative Arts / Industrial Heritage An essential stop for anyone in search of the authentic Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean region. The Pulperie de Chicoutimi has been extensively renovated, and now houses a regional museum with seven art, history and ethnology exhibitions telling the story of local people and the challenges they have overcome, along with cultural and educational activities and an updated interpretation tour. Tour the home of painter Arthur Villeneuve, relocated to the museum, and marvel at the astonishing frescoes. The Pulperie de Chicoutimi is a truly magnificent site and museum! Pulperie de Chicoutimi / Regional Museum. Photo et Pulperie de Chicoutimi. 300 rue Dubuc Chicoutimi, Quebec G7J 4M1 Telephone: Toll-free: Fax: SMQ code: info@pulperie.com Website: September 1, 2015 to June 19, 2016: Wednesday to Sunday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Museum visit only. Adults: $14.50 Seniors (65+): $12 Students (18+): $10 Children 5-17: $7 Children under 5: free Families (2 adults, 2 children): $35 Families (2 adults, 1 child): $30 Each additional child (5-17): -50% Sales counter Dining area (indoors) adapted to groups Other service(s): Room rentals available for meetings, training sessions, receptions, weddings, etc. Exhibitions: French, English Self-guided tours: 350 people Guided tours: 100 people Number of exhibitions: 6 Number of sites to visit: 2 Heritage classification National historic site (Canada) Historic site (Quebec) Partially accessible Accessible to hearing-impaired visitors

8 La vieille fromagerie Perron (Musée du fromage cheddar) Interpretation site - History and society 148 avenue Albert-Perron Saint-Prime, Quebec G8J 1L4 Telephone: Toll-free: Fax: SMQ code: cheddar@bellnet.ca Website: Seasonal Seasonal: June 5 to September 27 : every day guided tour : on the hour from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Annual: For groups of 20 or more, upon reservation Adults: $15 Seniors and students: $12 Ages 9-14: $8 Ages 0-9: Free Family (2 adults-2 children): $40 on request (20 or more visitors) Dating from 1895 and the only one of its kind remaining in Quebec, the old Perron cheese factory in Saint-Prime today houses the cheddar cheese museum. This jewel is an eloquent example of the refinement and excellence of the late 19th-century cheesemaking industry. It is an authentic slice of Quebec heritage and tells the story of three generations of cheesemakers, as they passed down the know-how and traditions that earned them success and renown. The museum reflects the history of a region, explains traditions and preserves a rich heritage. Spend an hour here and learn about the lives of the people who did so much to shape our history and bequeathed us an invaluable treasure. The original, educational and delicious tour ends with a tasting of five different cheddar cheeses. Sales counter adapted to groups Exhibitions: French Number of exhibitions: 2 Number of sites to visit: 1 Heritage classification Historic monument (Quebec) Partially accessible Activities or attractions nearby Located halfway between the Saint-Félicien zoo and the historic Val Jalbert village, the cheddar cheese museum is also part of the Blueberry Cycling Route. It s a perfect place for a quick break before continuing your travels.

9 Moulin des Pionniers Interpretation site - History and society - Industrial Heritage The Moulin des Pionniers, in Doré, has been in operation since It is a sawmill museum, a tribute to the ingenuity of early settlers. Gonzague, the owner and operator of the mill, explains all the secrets of this magnificent monument and shows visitors how it works. It s a spellbinding experience that takes visitors back 115 years into the past, to a time when our whole region was developed thanks to those pioneers sweat and toil. Marie, Gonzague s wife, welcomes visitors to her charming house dating from 1901 and shows them around. 4205, chemin des Pionniers La Doré, Quebec G8J 1E4 Telephone: Toll-free: Fax: SMQ code: moulindespionniers@live.ca Website: Seasonal June 13 to September 20: Monday to Sunday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. May 11 to June 12 and September 21 to October 31: reservation only. Adults: 18 $ Old age: 17 $ Students: 14$ Childrens (0-11years): free Sales counter Restaurant Dining area (indoors) adapted to groups Restaurant available by reservation Rates subject to commission Exhibitions: French, English Guided tours: French Self-guided tours: 1000 people Guided tours: 50 people Number of exhibitions: 1 Number of sites to visit: 8 (mill, historic house, building theme and two camps (draveur and bûcheron), little farm, Félix Trottier shop, Enchanted Forest) Heritage classification Historic monument (Quebec) Partially accessible

10 Musée du Fjord Museum - History and society / Natural and Environmental Science / Science and Technology Live Collections The Musée du Fjord is a dynamic and entertaining place where you swim in the fantastic universe of the Saguenay Fjord and the Baie des Ha! Ha!. The museum will treat you to amusing, interactive scientific experiments. Winner of nine awards for excellence, the Musée du Fjord is a unique, fulfilling experience for visitors of all ages. Permanent exhibition Fjord Aquarium Photo: Gratien Tremblay Musée du Fjord 3346 boulevard de la Grande-Baie Sud Ville de Saguenay, La Baie borough, Quebec G7B 1G2 Telephone: Toll-free: Fax: SMQ code: info@museedufjord.com Website: Dining area (indoors) adapted to groups Restaurant available by reservation Rates subject to commission Exhibitions: French, English Other service(s):the multimedia experience is available in English, French, German, Italian and Spanish. June 24 to Labour Day: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. every day. Labour Day to June 23: Tuesday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 4.30 p.m.; Saturday, Sunday and holidays, 1 to 5 p.m. Self-guided tours: 250 people Guided tours: 50 people Number of exhibitions: Adults: $15 - Seniors: $ Students: $11 - Children (6-18): $ Children under 5: free Special rates for groups and families Accessible Activities or attractions nearby - Scientific excursions on the shores of Ha! Ha! Bay (0.2 km)

11 Musée Louis-Hémon Museum - Art / History and society - Fine Arts and Decorative Arts / Contemporary Art Contemporary pavilion. Photo: Carole Tremblay. 700 route Maria-Chapdelaine Péribonka, Quebec G0W 2G0 Telephone: Fax: SMQ code: accueil@museelh.ca Website: The Louis Hémon Museum is located in the heart of Maria Chapdelaine country, halfway between the picturesque villages of Péribonka and SainteMonique-de-Honfleur. The vast historic site brings to life the moving events in the famous novel Maria Chapdelaine. Visit the Samuel Bédard house and see where Hémon, an author from Brittany, lived in Follow in the footsteps of Maria Chapdelaine herself, with an exhibition on fact and fiction in the novel and a tour route leading to the village. Learn about francophone culture through different temporary exhibitions. You re bound to make all kinds of discoveries, and enjoy the walks, talks by guides, blueberry patch, picnic area and gift shop. Sales counter adapted to groups June 17-September 5, 2016: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. every day Off-season: Tuesday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Open at all times for groups of 15 or more, by reservation. Adults: $8.00 Seniors (65 and over): $6.50 Children and students: $5.00 Children (5 and under): Free Families (2 adults and 2 children): $22.00 Exhibitions: French Self-guided tours: 200 people Guided tours: 90 people Number of exhibitions: 2-4 Number of sites to visit: Contemporary pavilion, Samuel Bédard house, Maria Chapdelaine pavilion, Discovery tour: in the footsteps of Maria Chapdelaine, Historical tour of Péribonka Heritage classification Historic monument (Quebec) Partially accessible Activities or attractions nearby Péribonka marina Auberge de l'île-du-repos (inn) Pointe-Haillon National Park Campground

12 The Native Museum of Mashteuiatsh (Institution closed temporarily from to ) Museum - Art / History and society / Archaeology - Indian and/or Inuit Heritage Productions Train d'enfer/smq rue Amishk Mashteuiatsh, Quebec G0W 2H0 Telephone: Toll-free: Fax: SMQ code: info@cultureilnu.ca Website: The Native Museum of Mashteuiatsh is devoted to maintaining the living memory of a people who have survived despite their history and a spoken language that refuses to disappear. The exhibitions at the Museum display the creations of contemporary Native and Ilnu artists. Equipped with the latest technology, the Museum offers spacious exhibition galleries, a discovery room, a reference centre and a gift shop featuring authentic crafts. Montagnais guides and craftspeople help make your visit an unforgettable experience. The Native Museum of Mashteuiatsh presents thousands of years of living memory, as well as the joys of a rich and everchanging culture. May 1st - Septembre 29, a.m. to 6 p.m. every day The museum wil be closed during Winter Reopening : Exhibitions: French, English, Innu, Innu Adults: $12 Seniors: $11 Students: $10 Children (6-12): $8 Children (under 5): Free Family (2 adults and 2 students or 3 children): $36 Each additional cold: $4 Self-guided tours: 200 people Guided tours: 40 people Number of exhibitions: 4 Number of sites to visit: 2 Partially accessible Accessible to visually impaired visitors

13 Village historique de val-jalbert Exhibition centre - History and society - Religious Heritage / Industrial Heritage Experience life as it was in the 20s, in a genuine company town complete with forty or so original period buildings. The convent-school, general store and pulp mill abound in secrets that will be revealed by many colourful characters. With your family, friends or group, discover how people used to lived in this ultramodern village where, twenty-five years before the other resident of the province of Quebec, they had the luxury of electricity and running water. Confront the powerful Ouiatchouan Falls, higher than Niagara falls, by stepping out onto the glass platform of our new spectacular lookout, nestled within the heart of the Falls. Enjoy one of the many tours available, with themes ranging from traditional to technological, or check out our cultural, recreational and sports activities that are just waiting to be discovered. 95 Saint-Geroges Street Chambord, Quebec G0W 1G0 Telephone: Toll-free: Fax: Fax (off season): SMQ code: valjalbert@valjalbert.com Website: Seasonal June to october Cafeteria Restaurant Dining area (indoors) adapted to groups Restaurant available by reservation Other service(s): Accomodation School georally Special menus Exhibitions: French, English Other service(s):géorallye (anglais) Immersive show (anglais) Self-guided tours: 2000 people Guided tours: 150 people Number of exhibitions: 6 Number of sites to visit: Couvent-school, general store, photography studio, post office, Home workers, Mill, Home 18, Home of Mrs Thibeault, House museum

14 Village historique de val-jalbert Exhibition centre - History and society - Religious Heritage / Industrial Heritage Heritage classification National historic site (Canada) Historic monument (Quebec) Historic site (Quebec)

15 Zoo sauvage de Saint-Félicien Museum - Natural and Environmental Science - Live Collections Adults: $38.27 Students (15 and over, with ID) and seniors (65+): $32.62 Children (6 to 14): $26.53 Children (3 to 5): $16.09 Children (2 and under): Free Taxes not included in above prices. The train in the Nature Trail Park. Photo: Zoo sauvage de St-Félicien 2230 boulevard du Jardin Saint-Félicien, Quebec G8K 2P8 Telephone: Toll-free: Fax: Telephone for group reservations: , ext SMQ code: infozoo@zoosauvage.org Website: SUMMER SEASON May 1 to October 30: 9 a.m. to 5, 6 or 7 p.m. Visit our website for more details. JANUARY / FEBRUARY / MARCH Weekdays: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., pedestrian section only Weekends: 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., full services Spring break: open daily with full services from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. APRIL AND NOVEMBER Weekdays: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., pedestrian section only Weekends: 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., pedestrian section only The humans are in cages and the animals run free. It s a whole new way of looking at nature. Come and discover the wonders of the Borealie. Whether you explore on foot in the pedestrian section, take a ride in our fenced-in train through the Nature Trail Park, or join one of our many activities, you ll be amazed by the diversity of our authentic site, summer and winter, day and night. Over 1,000 animals await you for a unique face-to-face experience with nature! NEW IN 2016: a nursery for orphan animals, a mini veterinary clinic where you can observe our animal health professionals in action and an illuminated night walk created by Moment Factory. Sales counter Cafeteria Restaurant Dining area (indoors) Restaurant available by reservation Exhibitions: French, English Self-guided tours: people Guided tours: 5000 people Number of exhibitions: 2

16 Zoo sauvage de Saint-Félicien Museum - Natural and Environmental Science - Live Collections Partially accessible Accessible to visually impaired visitors Accessible to hearing-impaired visitors