School Programs

Awaken curiosity about art! A visit to the Musée is much more than an outing: it’s a journey into the world of art, a time for imagination to take flight and discovery to become a game. Through games, activities, and a variety of approaches, we invite students to observe, discuss, and explore works of art. Each visit opens the door to conversation, contemplation, and new awareness. Here, we shape the eye, spark curiosity, and nurture critical thinking in an inspiring setting.

Here, we shape the eye, spark curiosity, and nurture critical thinking in an inspiring setting.  Students of all ages—from kindergarten to secondary school—can find something to enjoy as they visit our galleries, collections, and temporary exhibitions.  The Musée can also come to you! Our virtual programs bring art into your classroom, opening up new perspectives on a multitude of topics.  

We also welcome college and university students for targeted explorations, whether they involve an overview of Québec art history or a deep dive into a specific period or theme.

    • Children on a school trip climbing the staircase at the Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec
  • Children on a school trip in the Early Days exhibition, winter 2025 // Photo: MNBAQ, David Cannon
  • High school students visiting the exhibition Voir la Nuit at the Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec.
  • CEGEP students on a school trip to the Early Days exhibition, winter 2025 // Photo: MNBAQ, David Cannon
  • A guide leading a virtual school visit with a microphone and two screens.

Reservations can only be made over the phone at 418 644-6460, ext. 5541. Reservations will be confirmed in writing approximately one month before the tour. 

Monday to Friday 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. 

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