The Museum Launches an Abundance of Diverse Programming to Mark its 100th Anniversary

On the occasion of the centenary of its founding, the Museum is presenting programming that reflects the Museum and the communities which make up the social fabric of Montreal. Indigenous cultures, voices and artists, 1980s fashion and subculture, gender identity, photography, and encounters and exchanges mark this abundance of diverse programming made up of exhibitions and cultural events focused on social history and present-day realities.

The centenary of the Museum is a unique opportunity to look to the future, to reflect, to exchange of points of view, and to celebrate the Museum’s collections.
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