Reserve your spot:
EMAIL:
teri.jalbert@ucmontreal.ca
PHONE NUMBER:
514-288-0201
Reserve your spot:
EMAIL:
teri.jalbert@ucmontreal.ca
PHONE NUMBER:
514-288-0201
Join us for a tour of this beautiful ‘Gothic Revival’ church which opened in 1932 and is situated at the corner of Sherbrooke Street West beside the Museum of Fine Arts and Redpath.
Built in the style of a cathedral, the interior of the church has a large stained-glass window overlooking the main communion table. There are also two windows designed by William Morris of the English Arts and Crafts Movement along with many beautiful commemorative stained-glass windows. The church's organ is the largest in Montreal with 7000 organ pipes. It is the regimental church of The Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment) of Canada.
Members will be greeted with a warm, piped welcome and will then learn about the church’s history, architecture and art. Additionally, one of the church’s organists will offer a demonstration of the organ’s mechanics and perform a brief concert.
ITINERARY
11:30 A.M.: Members are to meet at the Church situated at the corner of Sherbrooke Street West beside the Museum of Fine Arts and Redpath
12:30 P.M.: End of the tour
1:00 P.M.: Lunch at the Club**
There is no fee however members are encouraged to join the Club for lunch afterward.
**Please note: As of September 12, lunch is fully booked. However there are still spots available for the tour.**
Reserve now:
EMAIL: teri.jalbert@ucmontreal.ca
TELEPHONE: 514-288-0201
CANCELLATION POLICY:
Members are kindly requested to cancel a reservation for this event at least 48 hours in advance. Please note that the absence of cancellation within the specified timeframe will result in the full payment of the reserved amount. We appreciate your understanding.
REMEMBERING OUR HERITAGE,
WRITING THE FUTURE.
