Demonstration of traditional crafts Come and see the craftsmen and women at work. It’s always with enthusiasm that they demonstrate their talents! As skilled with words as they are with their hands, you’ll be captivated by their explanations and their ancient techniques. Young and old alike enjoy these encounters. Activities This summer, meet a weaver, […]
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We Lived, Felt Dawn, Saw Sunset Glow is a concert piece for voice and guitar created by Juno-nominated and Queen’s Diamond Jubilee-awarded composer/playwright Mike Ford. Described as a “solo troubadour opera,” it was commissioned by Guelph Museums for events commemorating the 80th Anniversary of Liberation in Europe, including this world debut at Backyard Theatre. Conceived as […]
We Lived, Felt Dawn, Saw Sunset Glow is a concert piece for voice and guitar created by Juno-nominated and Queen’s Diamond Jubilee-awarded composer/playwright Mike Ford. Described as a “solo troubadour opera,” it was commissioned by Guelph Museums for events commemorating the 80th Anniversary of Liberation in Europe, including this world debut at Backyard Theatre. Conceived as […]
We Lived, Felt Dawn, Saw Sunset Glow is a concert piece for voice and guitar created by Juno-nominated and Queen’s Diamond Jubilee-awarded composer/playwright Mike Ford. Described as a “solo troubadour opera,” it was commissioned by Guelph Museums for events commemorating the 80th Anniversary of Liberation in Europe, including this world debut at Backyard Theatre. Conceived as […]
We Lived, Felt Dawn, Saw Sunset Glow is a concert piece for voice and guitar created by Juno-nominated and Queen’s Diamond Jubilee-awarded composer/playwright Mike Ford. Described as a “solo troubadour opera,” it was commissioned by Guelph Museums for events commemorating the 80th Anniversary of Liberation in Europe, including this world debut at Backyard Theatre. Conceived as […]
Do you know the Traverse area? Follow the guide on this tour filled with historical facts and anecdotes that will introduce you to the history of the former economic and social heart of Lévis.
How familiar are you with the Traverse area? Follow the guide on this tour, punctuated with historical facts and anecdotes that will introduce you to the history of the former economic and social heart of Lévis.
A stone’s throw from Quai Paquet and the Québec-Lévis ferry, the A.C. Davie Shipyard National Historic Site bears witness to the importance of Québec’s maritime history by showcasing one of the most important shipyards in the province, as well as the Davie family and the workers who brought it to life. Its exhibitions invite you […]
How familiar are you with the Traverse area? Follow the guide on this tour punctuated with historical facts and anecdotes that will introduce you to the history of the former economic and social heart of Lévis.
The archaeology of Lévis is richer than you might suspect! Come discover it during this two-part workshop: a presentation of Lévis’ prehistory, followed by an exploration of the remains of the shipyard.