Looking for family fun in Québec City? Consider taking a trip to the museum! Entry is free for children aged 12 and under. A family package is also available.
As well as visiting our exhibitions and collections, round out your experience with our suggestions for family activities: guided tours, workshops, music, and art and well-being activities. Introduce your children or grandchildren to art and pique their curiosity!
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Today
Guided tour
Espace Riopelle — Michael Audain Pavilion
11:00
15:00
19:00 (wednesdays)
Regular: $3 | Members: Free | Ages 17 and under: Free
The guided tour is an option available when purchasing an admission ticket and cannot be purchased separately. Reserve your spot!
Tomorrow
Guided tour
Espace Riopelle — Michael Audain Pavilion
11:00
15:00
19:00 (wednesdays)
Regular: $3 | Members: Free | Ages 17 and under: Free
The guided tour is an option available when purchasing an admission ticket and cannot be purchased separately. Reserve your spot!
Guided tour
13:30
15:00
19:00 (wednesdays)
Regular: $3 | Members: Free | Ages 17 and under: Free
The guided tour is an option available when purchasing an admission ticket and cannot be purchased separately. Reserve your spot!
Thursday
Guided tour
Espace Riopelle — Michael Audain Pavilion
11:00
15:00
19:00 (wednesdays)
Regular: $3 | Members: Free | Ages 17 and under: Free
The guided tour is an option available when purchasing an admission ticket and cannot be purchased separately. Reserve your spot!
Music
Série des élèves du Conservatoire de musique de Québec
12:10
Free
Reservation required
Friday
Guided tour
Espace Riopelle — Michael Audain Pavilion
11:00
15:00
19:00 (wednesdays)
Regular: $3 | Members: Free | Ages 17 and under: Free
The guided tour is an option available when purchasing an admission ticket and cannot be purchased separately. Reserve your spot!
Saturday
Art and wellness
Mois des Porteurs des droits des enfants
10:30
Free
Reservation required
Guided tour
Guided tour
10:30
Included in Musée admission
Guided tour
Espace Riopelle — Michael Audain Pavilion
11:00
15:00
19:00 (wednesdays)
Regular: $3 | Members: Free | Ages 17 and under: Free
The guided tour is an option available when purchasing an admission ticket and cannot be purchased separately. Reserve your spot!
Workshop
13:15
15:00
$7 per person
Guided tour
13:30
15:00
19:00 (wednesdays)
Regular: $3 | Members: Free | Ages 17 and under: Free
The guided tour is an option available when purchasing an admission ticket and cannot be purchased separately. Reserve your spot!
Sunday
Guided tour
Guided tour
10:30
Included in Musée admission
Self-guided tour
Available at the ticket counter
Explore the Pierre Lassonde Pavilion and tackle 10 challenges as a family, in order or out of order. Imagine which sculpture would be the grumpiest when waking up, or invent a zany title for a painting. This tour is an invitation to visit our exhibitions without having to keep it serious!
Recommended age: Ages 5 and up
Language: French
Self-guided tour
Available at the ticket counter from March 2, 2026
Follow in the footsteps of six works of art that inspire Passe-Partout, Passe-Carreau and Passe-Montagne in the “À la manière de Passe-Partout” series! Using a map and visual clues, find the works on display at the Musée. Then, use your smartphone to watch video clips of creative workshops that you can carry out at home.
Recommended age: Ages 3 to 6
Language: French
Chatbot
Floors 2 and 3 of the Pierre Lassonde Pavilion
Do your children have unusual questions about art? Challenge our chatbot! Look for the robot-shaped icons near the artworks and start the conversation.
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