Photo : Jocelyn Riendeau
REOPENING OF THE MAISON DE L'EAU
Starting Saturday, October 3, the Maison de l'eau, located in Lucien-Blanchard Park, will be open on Saturdays and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. through December 2026.
Starting Saturday, October 3, the Maison de l'eau, located in Lucien-Blanchard Park, will be open on Saturdays and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. through December 2026.
EXHIBITION LIVE CRITTERS!
The Live Critters! exhibition presents roughly living frogs, turtles and fish in a new aquatic setting. It is the perfect place to see close up the species that we can find in our region, and learn when and where we can spot them in nature. Like all exhibitions produced by the Sherbrooke Museum of Nature and Science, Live Critters! also offers interactive activities adapted for families and programs designed for different age groups.
The visit of the exhibition Live Critters! is absolutely free!
The visit of the exhibition Live Critters! is absolutely free!
virtual reality headsets
Thanks to our virtual reality helmets, admire schools of tropical fish, peaceful sea turtles, impressive sharks and many species of whales.
SCHOOL ACTIVITIES
All ELEMENTARY CYCLES
Little Marsh Monsters (available)
Are you familiar with the salamanders, frogs, turtles, and snakes that live in the Estrie region? There are many amphibians and reptiles, and some of them dwell at the Maison de l’eau. Young people will discover the differences between these two groups of animals and will have an opportunity to touch some of them. If time permits, we’ll go off in search of them on the trails in Lucien-Blanchard Park.
All ELEMENTARY CYCLES
Little Marsh Monsters (available)
Are you familiar with the salamanders, frogs, turtles, and snakes that live in the Estrie region? There are many amphibians and reptiles, and some of them dwell at the Maison de l’eau. Young people will discover the differences between these two groups of animals and will have an opportunity to touch some of them. If time permits, we’ll go off in search of them on the trails in Lucien-Blanchard Park.