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Living Map of Cultures
The places, associations and traditions that keep the cultures of our neighbourhoods alive. We begin with LaSalle, where Matin works.
LaSalle
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Tap a pin or a card to locate it.
A large Anglo-Saxon-style windmill, unique in Québec, built in 1827 by the miller Fleming: the emblem of LaSalle.
Official websiteA 30-hectare haven of peace on the river, facing the Lachine Rapids.
Official websiteLaSalle’s library: free borrowing, work rooms, a toddler corner, toys and games, a café and terraces.
Official websiteThe Théâtre du Grand Sault, the Les Trois C gallery and multi-use rooms: shows, concerts and exhibitions, free unless otherwise indicated.
Official websiteBased here
- L’Avant-Scène de LaSalleOne of the oldest French-language amateur theatre companies in Canada, founded in 1952: two productions a year at the Théâtre du Grand Sault.
The home base of several arts associations recognized by the borough.
Official websiteBased here
- Association des artistes de LaSallePromotes the visual arts among artists and the people of LaSalle: a spring salon and an autumn salon.
- L’harmonie de l’AML (Association musicale de LaSalle)A concert band that brings together musicians of every level.
- Club Photo LaSalleA photo challenge every month, outings, talks and annual exhibitions.
- Savoys Atelier de Tambours MétalliquesThe steelpan, the steel drum born in Trinidad and Tobago, for every age and level, on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Supports newcomers as they settle in, “in a LaSalle spirit”, with socio-cultural immersion activities and activities that celebrate diversity.
Official websiteLaSalle’s multicultural resource centre: support and access to services in English for families of every background.
Official websiteInforms, guides and supports newcomers at every step of settling in.
Official website
Also active in LaSalle
These associations have no public venue, so they are not placed on the map.
- Associazione Messinese di MontrealFounded in 1981 by people from the province of Messina, in Sicily, to preserve their culture, language and traditions.