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Let’s hear it for paleontology!
Blog by Julia Mlynarek
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March 1 to 9
Explore our museums during March Break
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At the Biodôme
A brand new permanent exhibition
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Youth Gardens
Registration in progress!
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À la recherche de la noisette rouge
Jardin botanique’s brand-new wintertime fun trail, starting February 27
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Aldebaran project
Robotic Workshops for kids at the Planétarium
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Day camps 2025
Registration from February 22 at 9 a.m.
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Pilot Project at the Planétarium
Sensory-friendly Afternoons and Sundays
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At the Planétarium
New!
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First Saturday of the month
Is family time at the Biosphère! (In French Only)
