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444 rue Saint-Gabriel, Montréal H2Y 2Z9

April 29–May 7

11:00 AM–4:00 PM

Closed on Sundays‍

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The Bonsecours Ceramics Centre is a hub for training, research, creation, and promotion of ceramics in Quebec.

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The Bonsecours Ceramics Centre serves as a venue for showcasing ceramics through its exhibition gallery located on the ground floor of 444 Saint-Gabriel Street in Old Montreal. Since 1982, the Bonsecours Ceramics Centre has been housed in a building owned by the City of Montreal: the former Saint-Gabriel Fire Station, the city’s oldest fire station, built in the 19th century. Acquired through a long-term lease, this building was completely renovated with the assistance of the Ministry of Culture, as the Saint-Gabriel Fire Station is a designated heritage site due to its magnificent façade.

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This initiative was selected as part of the program presented by the Conseil des métiers d’art du Québec.

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Centre de céramique Bonsecours

444 rue Saint-Gabriel, Montréal H2Y 2Z9

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