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Musée International d'Art Naïf de MagogCultural Gems
The MRC de Memphrémagog has a number of hidden gems for those in search of culture. The region is home to many artists and its scenic roadways lead to a variety of must-see attractions.
Maison Merry Awaits Your Visit
Built in 1821, Maison Merry holds the distinction of being Magog’s oldest house. The building was opened to the public in 2018. Visitors can learn about the history of the Magog area, including its first settlers.
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If museums are your thing, Magog is definitely the place for you!
The Musée international d’art naïf de Magog (MIANM) offers a mix of the unusual and the extraordinary. Visitors discover how naive art is made by often self-taught artists who pour their heart and soul into colourful works that reflect childlike innocence, free expression and creativity.
Located on Merry Street North, the museum regularly launches new temporary exhibitions.
Maison Merry is just a few steps down the road.
Built in 1821, it holds the distinction of being Magog’s oldest house. The building was opened to the public in 2018. Visitors can learn about the history of the Magog area, including its first settlers.
Immerse yourself in the region’s culture with a visit to the Memphrémagog Library. Housed in a lovingly restored former church on Saint-David Street, this popular institution strives to foster a love of reading and an interest in arts and culture among the town’s residents.
Colby-Curtis Museum
History lovers will want to head toward Stanstead, which is home to the Colby-Curtis Museum. Built in 1859, the classic Georgian-style villa houses a permanent collection of archival documents and artifacts from the surrounding area.
Managed by the Stanstead Historical Society, this magnificent heritage home charms visitors with its period décor and furnishings. Guided tours are available, along with opportunities to experience Eastern Townships traditions like an English tea service.