The Municipality of Morin-Heights is pleased to present the works of local artist Roger Lemay for the first time.

The exhibition will run from September 16 to October 1st at Chalet Bellevue. A vernissage open to all will be held on September 16, from 17:00 to 20:00.

Take advantage of the first weekend to see a selection of large-format works on display on September 16 and 17 only!

Lemay draws his inspiration from wounds, both in the human and natural world. The artist’s aim is not to create gloomy works, but rather to create works that resonate with the observer’s wounds and calls for reflection. Lemay will mainly be presenting paintings and sculptures, including some very large-format works for the first weekend only.

The exhibition will end with a get-together on October 1st at 10:30, where you can discuss with the artist about his artistic approach and work. You’ll be able to ask him questions and learn more about his main source of inspiration: all the different wounds, whether visible or hidden.

Information: chaletbellevue@morinheights.com or 450 226-3232, ext. 132

Through words, song and drum, Ivy presents us with the Legend of Glooscap, the story of the creation of the world according to Mi’gmaq teachings. Glooscap was the first Mi’gmaq to be given life on earth by the Great Spirit. This fabulous legend speaks of the origin of the world, the values of Mi’gmaq culture, the link to the land and the Great Spirit, respect for Mother Earth, animals, nature, and people.

Valérie Ivy Hamelin is accompanied in this show by Sadio Sissokho on the kora, a 21-string African harp. Sadio comes from a line of griots in Senegal’s Mandingo tradition. His presence and music lend a universal and ancestral dimension to the tale.

Show presented at Lummis Park, Thursday, September 21 at 18:00. Bring your chair or blanket to make yourself comfortable! In case of rain, the show will take place at Chalet Bellevue.

The Municipality of Morin-Heights is pleased to present the works of local artist Roger Lemay for the first time.

The exhibition will run from September 16 to October 1st at Chalet Bellevue. A vernissage open to all will be held on September 16, from 17:00 to 20:00.

Take advantage of the first weekend to see a selection of large-format works on display on September 16 and 17 only!

Lemay draws his inspiration from wounds, both in the human and natural world. The artist’s aim is not to create gloomy works, but rather to create works that resonate with the observer’s wounds and calls for reflection. Lemay will mainly be presenting paintings and sculptures, including some very large-format works for the first weekend only.

The exhibition will end with a get-together on October 1st at 10:30, where you can discuss with the artist about his artistic approach and work. You’ll be able to ask him questions and learn more about his main source of inspiration: all the different wounds, whether visible or hidden.

Information: chaletbellevue@morinheights.com or 450 226-3232, ext. 132

Ruisseau Jackson Protected Natural Area (RJANP) and the Forest Cover Subcomittee of the Morin-Heights’ Environmental advisory committee (EAC or CCE) are inviting you to an information session on private land conservation options and environmental connectivity. The event is presented by Eco-corridors laurentiens. We thank the Lake Echo Association for their support in organizing the event.

Saturday, September 23, at the Chalet Bellevue (27 Bellevue Street)
8:45: Coffee
9:00 to 10:00: Presentation with Questions & Answers Period

The presentation will inform participants about various conservation options to help them preserve the natural features of their properties. Topics include ecological gifts, conservation agreements and related tax incentives.

A voluntary $20 contribution is suggested.

Informations RJANP : ruisseaujackson.org or info@ruisseaujackson.org or 438 340-1768

Informations Éco-corridors laurentiens : ecocorridorslaurentiens.org or info@ecocorridorslaurentiens.org or 450 565-2987, ext. 21

The library’s storytimes are moving to the Chalet Bellevue for the fall! Storytellers of all ages present wacky, exciting, and even frightening adventures! Drop by the chalet on Saturdays between 10:00 and 12:00 to capture your little ones’ imaginations!

Information: bibliotheque@morinheights.com or 450 226-3232, extension 124

The Municipality of Morin-Heights is pleased to present the works of local artist Roger Lemay for the first time.

The exhibition will run from September 16 to October 1st at Chalet Bellevue. A vernissage open to all will be held on September 16, from 17:00 to 20:00.

Take advantage of the first weekend to see a selection of large-format works on display on September 16 and 17 only!

Lemay draws his inspiration from wounds, both in the human and natural world. The artist’s aim is not to create gloomy works, but rather to create works that resonate with the observer’s wounds and calls for reflection. Lemay will mainly be presenting paintings and sculptures, including some very large-format works for the first weekend only.

The exhibition will end with a get-together on October 1st at 10:30, where you can discuss with the artist about his artistic approach and work. You’ll be able to ask him questions and learn more about his main source of inspiration: all the different wounds, whether visible or hidden.

Information: chaletbellevue@morinheights.com or 450 226-3232, ext. 132

Participate in a creative group workshop where cartoonist Michel Rabagliati, by videoconference, will suggest writing exercises to create your own short comic. The artist will lead the writing workshop where you can imagine your own story.

On September 23, from 14:00 to 15:30, at Chalet Bellevue (workshop for adults).

The Municipality of Morin-Heights is pleased to present the works of local artist Roger Lemay for the first time.

The exhibition will run from September 16 to October 1st at Chalet Bellevue. A vernissage open to all will be held on September 16, from 17:00 to 20:00.

Take advantage of the first weekend to see a selection of large-format works on display on September 16 and 17 only!

Lemay draws his inspiration from wounds, both in the human and natural world. The artist’s aim is not to create gloomy works, but rather to create works that resonate with the observer’s wounds and calls for reflection. Lemay will mainly be presenting paintings and sculptures, including some very large-format works for the first weekend only.

The exhibition will end with a get-together on October 1st at 10:30, where you can discuss with the artist about his artistic approach and work. You’ll be able to ask him questions and learn more about his main source of inspiration: all the different wounds, whether visible or hidden.

Information: chaletbellevue@morinheights.com or 450 226-3232, ext. 132

The Municipality of Morin-Heights is pleased to present the works of local artist Roger Lemay for the first time.

The exhibition will run from September 16 to October 1st at Chalet Bellevue. A vernissage open to all will be held on September 16, from 17:00 to 20:00.

Take advantage of the first weekend to see a selection of large-format works on display on September 16 and 17 only!

Lemay draws his inspiration from wounds, both in the human and natural world. The artist’s aim is not to create gloomy works, but rather to create works that resonate with the observer’s wounds and calls for reflection. Lemay will mainly be presenting paintings and sculptures, including some very large-format works for the first weekend only.

The exhibition will end with a get-together on October 1st at 10:30, where you can discuss with the artist about his artistic approach and work. You’ll be able to ask him questions and learn more about his main source of inspiration: all the different wounds, whether visible or hidden.

Information: chaletbellevue@morinheights.com or 450 226-3232, ext. 132

The Municipality of Morin-Heights is pleased to present the works of local artist Roger Lemay for the first time.

The exhibition will run from September 16 to October 1st at Chalet Bellevue. A vernissage open to all will be held on September 16, from 17:00 to 20:00.

Take advantage of the first weekend to see a selection of large-format works on display on September 16 and 17 only!

Lemay draws his inspiration from wounds, both in the human and natural world. The artist’s aim is not to create gloomy works, but rather to create works that resonate with the observer’s wounds and calls for reflection. Lemay will mainly be presenting paintings and sculptures, including some very large-format works for the first weekend only.

The exhibition will end with a get-together on October 1st at 10:30, where you can discuss with the artist about his artistic approach and work. You’ll be able to ask him questions and learn more about his main source of inspiration: all the different wounds, whether visible or hidden.

Information: chaletbellevue@morinheights.com or 450 226-3232, ext. 132

The Municipality of Morin-Heights is pleased to present the works of local artist Roger Lemay for the first time.

The exhibition will run from September 16 to October 1st at Chalet Bellevue. A vernissage open to all will be held on September 16, from 17:00 to 20:00.

Take advantage of the first weekend to see a selection of large-format works on display on September 16 and 17 only!

Lemay draws his inspiration from wounds, both in the human and natural world. The artist’s aim is not to create gloomy works, but rather to create works that resonate with the observer’s wounds and calls for reflection. Lemay will mainly be presenting paintings and sculptures, including some very large-format works for the first weekend only.

The exhibition will end with a get-together on October 1st at 10:30, where you can discuss with the artist about his artistic approach and work. You’ll be able to ask him questions and learn more about his main source of inspiration: all the different wounds, whether visible or hidden.

Information: chaletbellevue@morinheights.com or 450 226-3232, ext. 132

The Municipality of Morin-Heights is pleased to present the works of local artist Roger Lemay for the first time.

The exhibition will run from September 16 to October 1st at Chalet Bellevue. A vernissage open to all will be held on September 16, from 17:00 to 20:00.

Take advantage of the first weekend to see a selection of large-format works on display on September 16 and 17 only!

Lemay draws his inspiration from wounds, both in the human and natural world. The artist’s aim is not to create gloomy works, but rather to create works that resonate with the observer’s wounds and calls for reflection. Lemay will mainly be presenting paintings and sculptures, including some very large-format works for the first weekend only.

The exhibition will end with a get-together on October 1st at 10:30, where you can discuss with the artist about his artistic approach and work. You’ll be able to ask him questions and learn more about his main source of inspiration: all the different wounds, whether visible or hidden.

Information: chaletbellevue@morinheights.com or 450 226-3232, ext. 132

The Municipality of Morin-Heights is pleased to present the works of local artist Roger Lemay for the first time.

The exhibition will run from September 16 to October 1st at Chalet Bellevue. A vernissage open to all will be held on September 16, from 17:00 to 20:00.

Take advantage of the first weekend to see a selection of large-format works on display on September 16 and 17 only!

Lemay draws his inspiration from wounds, both in the human and natural world. The artist’s aim is not to create gloomy works, but rather to create works that resonate with the observer’s wounds and calls for reflection. Lemay will mainly be presenting paintings and sculptures, including some very large-format works for the first weekend only.

The exhibition will end with a get-together on October 1st at 10:30, where you can discuss with the artist about his artistic approach and work. You’ll be able to ask him questions and learn more about his main source of inspiration: all the different wounds, whether visible or hidden.

Information: chaletbellevue@morinheights.com or 450 226-3232, ext. 132

Introduction to London Architecture

Les Z’animés, presented by the Morin-Heights library. Available on the municipal YouTube channel September 29 to October 12.

London has a wealth of iconic, pioneering, and avant-garde buildings. Despite its rich past, recent constructions demonstrate that modern London has not lost any of its architectural audacity.

Presented in French by Sylvie Coutu.

The library’s storytimes are moving to the Chalet Bellevue for the fall! Storytellers of all ages present wacky, exciting, and even frightening adventures! Drop by the chalet on Saturdays between 10:00 and 12:00 to capture your little ones’ imaginations!

Information: bibliotheque@morinheights.com or 450 226-3232, extension 124

The Municipality of Morin-Heights is pleased to present the works of local artist Roger Lemay for the first time.

The exhibition will run from September 16 to October 1st at Chalet Bellevue. A vernissage open to all will be held on September 16, from 17:00 to 20:00.

Take advantage of the first weekend to see a selection of large-format works on display on September 16 and 17 only!

Lemay draws his inspiration from wounds, both in the human and natural world. The artist’s aim is not to create gloomy works, but rather to create works that resonate with the observer’s wounds and calls for reflection. Lemay will mainly be presenting paintings and sculptures, including some very large-format works for the first weekend only.

The exhibition will end with a get-together on October 1st at 10:30, where you can discuss with the artist about his artistic approach and work. You’ll be able to ask him questions and learn more about his main source of inspiration: all the different wounds, whether visible or hidden.

Information: chaletbellevue@morinheights.com or 450 226-3232, ext. 132

Concert by Judy Diez d’Aux and her musicians
On September 30, at 19:30, at Chalet Bellevue

Musicians from the Montreal and Laurentian regions invite you to enjoy an evening of jazz music, featuring compositions by Claude Bolling, J.S. Bach and Billy Kerr and performances by local flutists Judy Diez d’Aux and Billy Kerr, as well as Nancy Newman (on contrabass flute), Hugo Larenas (on guitar), Eric Lagacé (on contrabass), Vincent P. Ravary (on percussion), and John Roney (on piano). Meet and chat with the musicians after the show! Online registration is required, and seating is limited.

Exhibition of Artwork by Roger Lemay and Meeting with the Artist
On October 1, at 10:30 at Chalet Bellevue

The exhibition ‘‘Écouter son émotion” by Morin-Heights’ artist Roger Lemay will end with a meeting where you can discuss with the artist about his artistic approach and work. You’ll be able to ask him questions and learn more about his main source of inspiration: all the different wounds, whether visible or hidden.

Our Community in Pictures
On October 1, at 13:00 at Chalet Bellevue

The Morin-Heights Historical Association (MHHA) will prepare an exhibit of historical paintings of Morin-Heights accompanied by photographs of the same scenes from past and present. The featured works will be by Michael Rubbo, Edwin Holgate (reproductions) and Judy Rogers, with a short introduction of Edwin Holgate’s paintings by Ginette Fontaine from Arts Morin-Heights. We will also have a display of t-shirts from events over the years as a testament to our sense of community.

Staged Play Reading
On October 1, at 14:15 at Chalet Bellevue

Theatre Morin-Heights our English-lan­guage community theatre group, will present a staged play reading at Chalet Bellevue. “Nickey’s Café”, written by local playwright David Sherman, is set in a small-town café and the story fits perfectly with this year’s theme: community.

Visit culturepdh.com to discover the complete program of the Journées de la culture across the Pays-d’en-Haut, from September 29 to October 1.

Info: chaletbellevue@morinheights.com or 450 226-3232, ext. 132.

The Town Hall is opened from
Monday to Thursday
8:30 to 12:00 and from
12:45 to 16:30, and Friday
from 8:30 to 12:00

567, chemin du Village
Morin-Heights (Québec)
J0R 1H0

Telephone : 450 226-3232
Fax : 450 226-8786
municipalite@morinheights.com