June 23 - October 9 2023
The Sutton Museum presents an exhibition showcasing our fertile environment and what grows in our region. This event-exhibition is inspired by the beauty of the surrounding nature and will inspire decorative gardens and landscaping enthusiasts.
The exhibition setup is carried out with the valuable collaboration of Catherine Lalonde, the herbalist behind the company Sauvages & Cultivées. And since we are not the first to inhabit this beautiful region, we are collaborating with members of the Abenaki Nation to better highlight their presence in the area, as well as their extensive knowledge of plants.
Workshops and lectures will be presented by recognized regional experts: horticulture with Solange Duguay, natural fabric dyes with Marie-Christine Nadeau, paper made from plants with Anne-Marie Dupont, and mushroom foraging with Paul Dorion. A parent-child basket weaving workshop and a family discovery walk to the heart of the village of Sutton with Catherine Lalonde are also on the agenda.
September 16, 2023 | Discovery Day - Place aux Abénakis
August to September | A series of 8 workshop-lectures for the whole family (see programming below)
From sunrise to sunset! The exhibition is spread over 5 sites, including the Village - mountain trail!
Start your visit outside the walls by beginning at the museum or at D’Arts et de rêves.
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Exceptionally free in 2025. We still encourage you to support the museum:
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