Jeanne Mance – Life of a Builder is a temporary exhibition at the Pointe-à-Callière museum in Montreal, Canada. It explores the life of Jeanne Mance through the lens of her work as a builder, offering visitors a focused look at one part of her story rather than a broad survey.
What to expect
The exhibition is held at Pointe-à-Callière, a museum set on the historic site where Montreal was founded, so the subject matter sits naturally within the wider history the museum tells. Because this is a temporary show, it is a good reason to visit on its own terms, separate from the museum's permanent collection.
- Type: temporary exhibition
- Venue: Pointe-à-Callière, Montreal
- Available until: February 21, 2027
Planning your visit
Since the exhibition runs until February 21, 2027, there is time to plan a trip around it. For current details on the exhibition and how to visit, the museum's exhibition page is the best place to check before you go.
Montreal itself offers plenty to fill the rest of a day or a longer stay. Pairing the exhibition with a walk through the Old Montreal district, which surrounds the museum, makes for a natural itinerary, as the streets and buildings there reflect the city's early history.