Afromusée is a dynamic tribute to African heritage, tracing over 300 years of African presence and influence in Quebec. It’s a mobile, living space for exploring Africanity in all its forms—from cultural expressions to historical narratives and modern perspectives. With a commitment to accessibility and community engagement, the Afromusée brings together virtual exhibitions year-round and in-person events across the city.
It’s a place where history, art, and social dialogue converge, fostering a welcoming atmosphere for open sharing and learning. Here, visitors can delve into diverse African and Afro-descendant stories, participate in intercultural exchanges, and engage with exhibitions that celebrate the cultural connections between Canada and the African continent.
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