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Current and Upcoming Events
Adélard presents The Sky Still Carries the Stories , a monumental outdoor artwork by the artist Stina Baudin. Installed on the roof of the barn at Adélard The work evokes a vast starry sky and transforms the agricultural architecture of the place into a memorial space dedicated to the historical presence of Black people in the region during the 19th century.
Adélard presents SIDERAL – gravity without borders, celestial field , an installation by Mexican artists Gilberto Esparza and Marcela Armas, at the Bishop Stewart Memorial Church of Frelighsburg Developed following a creative residency by Gilberto Esparza at Adélard During the summer of 2026, the work consists of an installation that connects an exceptional meteorite, on loan from the Montreal Planetarium, to the church's heritage organ, allowing this extraterrestrial material to resonate throughout the building.
" Part of the Landscape" is a group exhibition that aims to trace the historical presence of Black people in the Brome-Missisquoi region.
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Adélard is pleased to announce the launch of its fall season and the opening of the exhibitions Part of the Landscape at the barn and SIDERAL Gravity Without Borders, Celestial Fields at the Bishop Stewart Memorial Church on Saturday, September 19, 2026, at 4 p.m.
The Social Club returns to the Centre Adélard for a third edition that combines artistic creation, festive spirit and reflection on the socio-political issues of our time.
Adélard invites you to its third cultural aperitif of the year! Come and meet Jacqueline van de Geer , artist in residence for Immersion, in a friendly atmosphere at La Grange Adélard This will be an opportunity to discover her approach, to discuss her work with her, and to visit her exhibition "Jacqueline and the others !"
The camp of Adélard is back this year with a week of intensive creation! During this week, children aged 6 to 12 will have the opportunity to explore different artistic approaches, meet artists and participate in a collective project.
Adélard welcomes Gilberto Esparza in research-creation residency at Frelighsburg A Mexican artist, he develops a practice at the crossroads of art, biology, engineering, electronics and robotics.
Jacqueline van de Geer is an artist from the Netherlands whose practice is primarily rooted in performance, which she approaches through an intuitive approach nourished by literature, mythology, history and personal memory.
This is an opportunity to share a friendly moment with Immersion artist-in-residence Guillaume Saur and bring the local community together for a drink. You can also take the opportunity to discover his current exhibition, Ecologies of Slowness , and learn more about his creative process during the papermaking demonstration.
Guillaume Saur is an artist whose artistic practice is rooted in the various alterations of the contemporary image. He dedicates his research to the way in which time and matter shape our perception of the world, focusing on the visual representation of typological imprints.
This is an opportunity to share a friendly moment with artists Laurence Grandbois Bernard and Charlotte Clermont and to bring the local community together over drinks. This year again, it will be held in collaboration with the Frelighsburg Art Centre.
Adélard is pleased to announce the launch of its summer season and the opening of the exhibition The Sky Still Carries the Stories by Stina Baudin, on Saturday, May 16, 2026, at 4 p.m.
An exhibition resulting from creative workshops conducted by Emmanuelle Jacques at the Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes school in Saint-Armand, as part of the School in Residence program.
Charlotte Clermont is a Canadian artist living and working in Helsinki, Finland. Her artistic approach revolves around an experimental film practice, where memory, sensation, and transformation become sensitive, malleable, and vibrant raw materials. Through moving images, often accompanied by sound and text, she explores how the body perceives, retains, and transmits what connects us to reality.
The School in Residence project is carried out through school partnerships with several elementary schools in Brome-Missisquoi. It proposes to develop an artistic project related to young audiences over a period of several weeks through a series of workshops offered to all levels of the same school.
The creature you carry is a project encompassing three extracurricular creative workshops aimed at enriching the cultural offering within the educational curriculum. These workshops invite students to explore the notion of hybridity through the figure of the creature – an entity at the crossroads of man and animal, living and non-living, real and imaginary.
Stina Baudin’s work relies on mixed media processes that interweave data, sound, text, archival material and oral histories to explore the realities of Black life and its contested histories.
Adélard in partnership with the Black History Month Roundtable and the Black League of Québec is pleased to present the event "Under the North Star: Art to Reveal Black Apparitions in Brome-Missisquoi." This roundtable discussion will take place on Sunday, February 22, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. at the Centre Adélard of Frelighsburg .
"Part of the Landscape" is an artistic research project that aims to trace the historical presence of Black populations in the Brome-Missisquoi region. The project has several components: residencies, events, an exhibition, and a publication.
A benefit evening to support our educational and artistic mission for the youth of our region, Saturday, November 8, 2025, at 5 p.m. A memorable experience with Charles-Antoine Crête, our guest chef, in the enchanting setting of the Bishop Stewart Memorial Church. Frelighsburg .
Denyse Beaugrand-Champagne is a historian, archivist, and professional genealogist. She will share her research notes, archival documents, and illustrations on various themes surrounding death, information gathered from libraries and cemeteries. She will address fascinating topics such as the origins of hearses, coffins, undertakers, and funeral homes; the death trade; and the theft of remains. In short, an unusual and promising lecture.
This aperitif is an opportunity to share a convivial moment and bring the local community together over a drink. The program includes: a visit to the "Creatures of the Road" exhibition by Pépite & Josèphe, a treasure hunt through the artworks, candy for children, a mulled wine bar for adults, and music. A wonderful opportunity to share, exchange ideas, and get together over a drink!
During this creative workshop led by Crystel Pereira, you will learn how to create natural inks from local plants and materials and how to make charcoal sticks.
Join a guided bike tour of the "In a Handful of Soil" exhibition and discover this artistic and heritage trail in an active and unique way!
Adélard is pleased to participate in Honorer le vivant , a pop-up style cultural trail of 4 stations in the village of Dunham, where you will discover artists and works created during cultural mediation workshops carried out in 2025.
Gerardo Montiel Klint is a Mexican artist who is particularly interested in the photographic image as a phenomenon of ideological transition and its repercussions on the collective imagination.
Loto- Québec and the SAGAMIE Centre asked Julien St-Georges Tremblay to act as curator Following a call for applications, four Quebec artists – Cindy Dumais (Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean), Ryth Kesselring (Montérégie), Gabriel Mondor (Lanaudière) and Douglas Scholes (Montreal) – were chosen to create original works and place them in dialogue with a selection of works from the Loto- Collection. Québec .
Adélard is pleased to host the exhibition "Creatures of the Road" by Pépite & Josèphe. This artistic proposition, which blends contemporary art and fictional archaeology, offers a reflection on the lasting impact of our modes of transport, on the planned obsolescence of technical objects, and on the legacy we leave to landscapes and future generations.
Adélard is pleased to announce the launch of its fall season on Saturday, September 27, 2025, starting at 3 p.m. On the program: double opening, unveiling of the program, continuous creative activities, and other surprises.
To close out the summer season, Adélard is pleased to invite you to a joint meeting between two figures of the Tunisian art scene: Asma Ben Aissa, artist in residence at Adélard , and Mohamed Ben Soltane, artist; curator and academic.
The Social Club returns for a 2nd edition with an event that combines artistic creation, a festive spirit and the exploration of societal themes of our time.
Join a guided bike tour of the "In a Handful of Soil" exhibition and discover this artistic and heritage trail in an active and unique way!