Team

General Management, summer staff, and Board of Directors

History

Key milestones and the evolution of the exhibitions and the village

Volunteering

Volunteering ensures the survival of the Musée de Saint-Joseph.

Plan your visit

Explore our exhibitions and artefacts dating from 1880 to the present day

Admission fees and opening hours

Find out about our admission fees and opening hours

Camping

Relax at the Museum campsite. You will find space, fresh air and beautiful scenery!

Parent Tourism Centre

Archives, artefacts, the Laurent-Fillion collection, and murals

Historical Village

Step into the 1900s by exploring our various buildings

Agricultural Village

Discover the machinery, tools, and labour used for agriculture

Programme Calendar

Here is our seasonal programme.

Montcalm Heritage Festival

Enjoy good music, exceptional food, and more!

School programmes

We offer tours for schools of all ages.

Educational resources

A variety of resources to explore and download.

Parent Tourist Centre

This centre is open all year round and aims to welcome tourists.

This building, constructed with pine beams, reflects the historical purpose of the St. Joseph Museum.

Inside, you will find a large exhibition gallery, offices, a meeting room, an artefact storage facility, a workshop, and a souvenir shop.

Archives and Artefacts

By appointment only.

Discover historical documents, including the registers of the Municipality of Montcalm and tax rolls, rare books, and objects preserved at the Museum.

Laurent-Fillion Collection

Learn about the evolution of cameras dating from 1850 to 1970!

Murals

The centre is also adorned with frescoes by Manitoban artist Hubert Théroux. The frescoes depict the lives of the first pioneer immigrants of the Red River Valley.