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Maison de la culture Claude-Henri-Grignon: A Cultural Hub in Saint-Jérôme

Explore art, history, and culture at the Maison de la culture Claude-Henri-Grignon in Saint-Jérôme, a hub honoring local author Claude-Henri Grignon.

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The Maison de la culture Claude-Henri-Grignon, formerly a courthouse, is a cultural center in Saint-Jérôme, Quebec, hosting art exhibitions, performances, and community events. Named after a famous local author, it enriches the city's cultural landscape.

A brief summary to Maison de la culture Claude-Henri-Grignon

  • 101 Pl. du Curé-Labelle, Saint-Jérôme, Quebec, J7Z 1X6, CA
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Local tips

  • Check the Ville de Saint-Jérôme website for current exhibitions and events before visiting.
  • Combine your visit with a walk in the nearby Carré Labelle park.
  • Explore other attractions in Saint-Jérôme, such as the Musée d'art contemporain des Laurentides, also located in the Maison de la culture.
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Getting There

  • Walking

    From Saint-Jérôme station, head south on Boulevard de la Gare. After approximately a 10-15 minute walk, turn right onto Place du Curé-Labelle. The Maison de la culture Claude-Henri-Grignon is located at 101 Place du Curé-Labelle. No costs are involved.

  • Public Transport

    From anywhere in Saint-Jérôme, take a local bus to a stop near Place du Curé-Labelle. Check local bus schedules and routes for the most convenient option. Bus fares within Saint-Jérôme are typically around $3.50 CAD for a single ride. Note that local bus transit is free for residents of Saint-Jérôme aged 65 and over.

  • Car

    From Autoroute 15 (A-15), take exit 41 (Boulevard de la Gare) and follow the signs for Saint-Jérôme. Turn left onto Rue de la Gare, then right onto Place du Curé-Labelle. The Maison de la culture is at 101 Place du Curé-Labelle. Parking is available nearby, but fees may apply. Street parking rates vary, typically around $2.00 - $3.00 CAD per hour.

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The Maison de la culture Claude-Henri-Grignon is a vibrant cultural center located in the heart of Saint-Jérôme, Quebec. Originally built between 1922 and 1924 as a courthouse, it was designed by architect Georges Saint-Michel and recognized as a historical monument in 1975. Today, it serves as a regional center for exhibitions and the city's recreation department. The building is named in honor of Claude-Henri Grignon, a prominent French-Canadian novelist, journalist, and politician. Born in Sainte-Adèle in 1894, Grignon is best known for his 1933 novel, *Un Homme et son péché* (*A Man and His Sin*). His work, which explores themes of greed and rural life in the Laurentians, has been adapted for radio, television, and film, becoming a significant part of Quebec's cultural heritage. Grignon also served as the mayor of Sainte-Adèle from 1941 to 1951. The Maison de la culture hosts a variety of art exhibitions, showcasing both established and emerging artists. These exhibitions highlight the artistic diversity of Quebec, providing visitors with an authentic cultural experience. In addition to visual arts, the center offers a range of performances, including theater productions and musical concerts. The Maison de la culture also houses the Antony-Lessard concert hall, the Musée d'art contemporain des Laurentides, and the Marie-Antoinette-Foucher library. The Espace Claude-Henri-Grignon is dedicated to the author and his work.

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