Brome-Missisquoi Museums

A legacy to explore

The Brome-Missisquoi region is the gateway to the Eastern Townships, with breathtaking landscapes and so much to discover! Four museums present the area’s history and heritage, and shine the light on arts and culture in the community.

Our museums

Located in Knowlton, the Lac-Brome Museum comprises exhibition galleries and an archives centre housed in seven historic buildings. It’s a treasure trove of history just waiting to be discovered! See lacbromemuseum.ca

Located in an old grist mill on the banks of the Pike River in Stanbridge East, the Missisquoi Museum takes visitors on a voyage back through time.

The Bruck Museum is an art and heritage museum set in a beautiful historic house in Cowansville, in the Eastern Townships.

The Sutton Museum of Communications and History presents the area’s culture and heritage, and the people who helped shape its past.

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Pour la saison printanière, le Musée Bruck présente l’exposition Entre lumière et matière de Léa Mercante qui propose une série de tableaux vibrants de couleurs, de lignes et de fils. L’exposition se déroulera du 8 mai au 5 juillet 2025.

BRUCK MUSEUMFrom May 8 to July 5, 2025, the Bruck Museum in Cowansville is proud to present Entre lumière et matière, an exhibition by Léa Mercante.

In this series of luminous, textured paintings, the artist explores the links between substance and form, using threads, fabrics and translucent materials. She composes abstract works that evoke veritable imprints of light, translating her perception into a sensitive, vibrant language. Between trompe-l’œil and poetic compositions, her works offer a fascinating dialogue between light and matter.

To find out more about the exhibition and the artist, consult this press release (in french only).

Musée Lac-Brome Museum Sydney Fisher

LAC-BROME MUSEUM – Until April 2026, Knowlton’s Lac-Brome Museum presents Going Global: the Hon. Sydney Fisher’s Travels to the World Expositions.

The exhibition pays tribute to Sydney Arthur Fisher, federal Minister of Agriculture from 1896 to 1911, and his influence in Brome County. Through his work at the Alva Farm experimental farm, Fisher promoted the participation of local farmers in several World’s Fairs held between 1886 and 1906, including the 1903 World’s Fair in Osaka, Japan. Maple products, cheese and butter from the county were showcased.

The exhibition highlights Fisher’s contribution to agriculture, the regional context at the turn of the century, and the role of world’s fairs in disseminating local know-how.

To find out more about the exhibition, visit the Lac-Brome Museum’s website.

MISSISQUOI MUSEUM – The Missisquoi Museum, presents for the summer season 2023 a new temporary exhibit entitled “Taste the Past: Food, Memory and Identity in Brome-Missisquoi”, an exhibit dedicated to giving today’s community a taste of the interplay between history, food, and communal identity in Brome-Missisquoi. We invite you to savour our history with us. Read the complete description on the Missisquoi Museum’s page.

Grange Wallbridge Musee Missisquoi

MISSISQUOI MUSEUM – The Walbridge Barn, located in Mystic (Saint-Ignace-de-Stanbridge), is classified as a historic monument. This dodecagonal (12-sided) barn is the only one of its kind in the province—a true gem of Quebec’s architectural heritage. It also houses the Museum’s agricultural collection. 

Our partners

Lac-Brome Museum

130, Lakeside 
Knowlton, QC 
J0E 1V0
(450) 243-6782 
info@shcb.ca

Missisquoi Museum

2, River
Stanbridge East, QC
J0J 2H0
(450) 248-3153 
info@museemissisquoi.ca

Bruck Museum

225, Principale
Cowansville, QC
J2K 1J4
(450) 263-6101 
info@museebruck.ca

Sutton Museum of Communications and History

32, Principale Sud
Sutton, QC 
J0E 2K0
(514) 891-9560 
info@museedesutton.com