Songs in Cedar
An exhibition highlighting the artistry of carvers, mask-makers, and musical instruments that transform cedar into a carrier of knowledge.
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The Espace One Onti Max Gros-Louis invites visitors to explore the living memory of the Grand Chief and the Wendat Nation. Our exhibitions bridge historical archives, oral traditions, and contemporary creation, presenting Wendat culture as both ancestral and evolving. Each exhibition is co-curated with Elders and community partners to ensure authenticity, respect, and reconciliation.
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An exhibition highlighting the artistry of carvers, mask-makers, and musical instruments that transform cedar into a carrier of knowledge.
Visitors can see pictures from historic assemblies, including: Negotiations surrounding the James Bay and Northern Quebec Agreement (1973–1975), archives and national broadcasts documenting his speeches and advocacy.
Grand Chief Max Gros-Louis was a devoted fan of the Québec Nordiques. Visitors can admire signed sticks, jerseys, photographs, and autographs from the players he admired most.
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Espace Max Oné Onti Gros-Louis has a few loans with our partners such as Musée de la civilisation, l'Hôtel-Musée des Premières Nations, and others. Partner institutions can borrow select items. Contact us for traveling shows and learn about our loan program.
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