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Visiting 'Towards a Hunger-Free Quebec!' is a unique opportunity to deepen your understanding of contemporary food issues. The exhibition features posters and artifacts from citizen collectives, allowing for a visual and engaging approach to complex questions. By emphasizing social justice and ecological sustainability, this event inspires reflections on a more equitable and creative agri-food system.
Nearby, explore the Centre-Sud neighborhood of Montreal, known for its restaurants and cafes. Don't miss other attractions like La Fontaine Park or the Montreal Museum of Contemporary Art.
The Écomusée du fier monde is easily accessible by public transport. Several metro and bus lines serve the area. Parking options are also available nearby.
'Towards a Hunger-Free Quebec!' runs from July 8 to October 4. It is advisable to check the schedule and book your tickets in advance, especially if visiting in a group. The exhibition is suitable for all ages and is accessible to people with reduced mobility.
It is recommended to book your tickets in advance. The exhibition is accessible to families and groups, and there is no minimum age requirement to visit.
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