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Québec 1775: Blizzards and Battle

Until January 4, 2026
Accessible site

Dive into the surprising story of the American attempt to invade Quebec City in the winter of 1775. Six artists interpret the key moments with sensitivity and creativity.

Approximate duration

1 hour

Approximate duration

1 hour

The captivating story of the American invasion of Québec City

Blending art and history, the exhibition transports you into the captivating story of the American attempt to invade Quebec City in the winter of 1775. Little-known chapter of history, it was one of the first major military operations of the War of Independence.

Supported by digital media and music, six works of art illustrate the highlights of this siege, which took place in harsh winter conditions. 

The exhibition focuses on the people who lived through the conflict. A woman nicknamed Baboche, who acted as an informant for the British, recounts the events.

Relive the torments, dilemmas and exploits of ordinary people plunged into an out-of-the-ordinary situation!

Plains of Abraham Museum

Get there

Accessibility

  • The exhibition is accessible to persons with limited mobility.
  • Digital content includes subtitles and audio descriptions.
  • Service and emotional support dogs are allowed upon presentation of an accreditation or medical certificate.
  • Upon presentation of the Companion Leisure Card, the accompanying party of a disabled person can access the Plains of Abraham Museum for free.
  • A free guided assistance service is available for anyone with a disability. Reservation required — for more information, call 418-649-6157 or 1-855-649-6157.
Ambiance de l'exposition Québec 1775 enneigée et assiégée contenant des oeuvres d'art et des arbres placés des deux côtés de la pièce peinte en blanc. Atmosphere of the exhibition Québec 1775 Blizzards and Battle, featuring artworks and trees placed on both sides of the room painted in white.

Regular Rates

Access to permanent and temporary exhibitions, and access to a Martello tower
Free admission on July 1st (Canada Day) and November 11th (Remembrance Day)
 

 

Exhibitions

Ages 0-4

Free

Ages 5-12

$4.75

Ages 13-17

$11.50

Ages 18-64

$13.75   

Ages 65 and over

$11.50

Family 

(2 adults and up to 3 children)               

$32.50

Summer Rates

Access to permanent and temporary exhibitions, access to a Martello tower, from July 2 to Labor day
Free admission on July 1st (Canada Day) and November 11th (Remembrance Day)

 

Exhibitions          

Abraham's Bus          

Exhibitions 
and Abraham's Bus      

Ages 0-4

FreeFreeFree

Ages 5-12

$5.75$4.50$8.25

Ages 13-17

$12.75$8.50$17.00

Ages 18-64

$17.00$12.75$22.50

Ages 65 and over

$12.75$8.50$17.00

Family 

(2 adults and up to 3 children)                     

$43.00$32.50$58.25

Plan your visit

Regular Schedule

Daily, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Reservation

  • No reservation required.

  • Purchase tickets at the reception desks of the Plains of Abraham Museum.

  • Taxes not included.

  • The fees of the NBC may be adjusted annually, on April 1 or August 1, due to increases in the Consumer Price Index (CPI) or other factors.

Partner Discount

Join us

418 649-6157

1 855 649-6157

information@ccbn-nbc.gc.ca

Starting at $4.75