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Arts and Culture Courses and Activities
As nature transforms and vibrant fall colours settle in, our cultural program offers countless ways to enjoy the season. 🍂
Explore your creativity through a variety of artistic and cultural programs. Whether it's painting, music, dance, or theater, our activities are designed to nurture your passion and develop your talents in an inspiring and friendly environment.
September 14 to December 7
Personal Artistic Coaching (55+)
Bilingual coaching offered to First Citizens (age 55 and over)
From September 14 to December 7
Mondays, from 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
12 classes (no class on October 12)
At the Sarto-Desnoyers Community Centre, Salon D
Advance registration is required.
The City offers people age 55 and over who wish to improve their artistic creation techniques (pastel, acrylic, oil, watercolour, and drawing) the chance to receive personalized coaching. The teacher will provide one-to-one support to help participants carry out the artistic project of their choice. Participants must come to the sessions with their personal art project and the materials it requires, as none will be provided on site.
Level: Intermediate/Advanced
Teacher: Holly MacKinnon
Registration
The cost is $113.10 for Dorval residents and $155.70 for non-residents.
Registration will take place online or in person at the Dorval Library, the SACC, and the SDCC, according to the buildings’ opening hours.
As of Tuesday, August 18, at noon: For Dorval residents only
As of Tuesday, August 25, at noon: For non-residents
September 20 | Creative Workshop
Beading Workshop: Autumn Mushroom Bracelet
Bilingual workshop for adults (and teenagers age 14 and over), presented by Awaska Art
Although materials are provided, participants are advised to bring their own to personalize their project. At the end of each workshop, participants will leave with their creation and all the information they need to repeat the experience at home.
Sunday, September 20, at 1:30 p.m.
At the Dorval Library
Advance registration is required.
Would you like to try beadwork or discover this meticulous art? During this three-hour workshop, you’ll create a beautiful bracelet inspired by the autumn mushroom, while learning the fundamentals of beadwork. You’ll be guided step by step to craft a unique piece. All materials are included, and you’ll leave with your bracelet as well as new skills to continue creating at home!
Registration
The cost is $25 per workshop for Dorval residents and $30 for non-residents.
Registration will take place online or in person at the Dorval Library, the SACC, and the SDCC, according to the buildings’ opening hours.
As of Tuesday, August 18, at noon: For Dorval residents and non-resident Library members
As of Tuesday, August 25, at noon: For non-residents
No refunds for creative workshops.
October 4 | Creative Workshop
Cake Decorating Workshop
Bilingual workshop for adults (and teenagers age 14 and over), presented by Le BakeLab
Although materials are provided, participants are advised to bring their own to personalize their project. At the end of each workshop, participants will leave with their creation and all the information they need to repeat the experience at home.
Sunday, October 4, at 1:30 p.m.
At the Dorval Library
Advance registration is required.
Would you like to learn the basics of cake decorating? During this two-hour workshop, you’ll discover the essential techniques for decorating a cake: how to level and stack cakes, how to prepare Swiss meringue buttercream, the piping techniques using bags and tips, all about fillings, and more. You’ll be guided step by step to create your own personalized mini cake. All materials are included, and you’ll leave with your sweet creation as well as new cake-decorating skills!
Registration
The cost is $25 per workshop for Dorval residents and $30 for non-residents.
Registration will take place online or in person at the Dorval Library, the SACC, and the SDCC, according to the buildings’ opening hours.
As of Tuesday, August 18, at noon: For Dorval residents and non-resident Library members
As of Tuesday, August 25, at noon: For non-residents
No refunds for creative workshops.
October 24
Montréal’s Waterways
Bilingual workshop for ages 10 and over, presented by GRAME (Groupe de recommandations et d’actions pour un meilleur environnement)
Saturday, October 24, at 1:30 p.m.
At the Dorval Museum of Local History and Heritage
Advance registration is required.
Children age 14 and under must be accompanied by an adult.
Did you know that our island hides a network of forgotten streams? This fall, take part in a unique awareness workshop presented by GRAME.
Together, we will travel back in time to discover the waterways that disappeared under the asphalt. We will also analyze the health of those that still flow in the open air and share practical ways to protect them daily.
Become a guardian of our blue heritage!
Registration
Registration will take place online or in person at the Dorval Library, the SACC, and the SDCC, according to the buildings’ opening hours.
As of Tuesday, August 18, at noon: For Dorval residents only
As of Tuesday, August 25, at noon: For non-residents
November 15
325th Anniversary of the Great Peace of Montréal
A popular science lecture for age 12 and over on the most significant diplomatic event of New France: the Great Peace of Montéeal
Sunday, November 15, at 1:30 p.m
At the Dorval Museum of Local History and Heritage
Advance registration is required.
On the occasion of the 325th anniversary of this pivotal diplomatic event, come and discover its key players and their motivations, as well as the codes and symbols that made this historic event a highly significant moment in the relations between France and its First Nations allies. Our lecturer will guide you through all the intricacies of 18th-century European and Indigenous diplomacy, allowing you to gain a deeper understanding of the events of 1701.
Registration
Registration will take place online or in person at the Dorval Library, the SACC, and the SDCC, according to the buildings’ opening hours.
As of Tuesday, August 18, at noon: For Dorval residents only
As of Tuesday, August 25, at noon: For non-residents
November 21 and 25
Wintery Felted Miniature Mouse Workshop
A bilingual activity for age 13 and over, led by artisan Jesse Grindler
Saturday, November 21, from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Wednesday, November 25, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
At the Dorval Library
Advance registration is required.
Immerse yourself in the soothing world of needle felting during this two-hour creative workshop. Guided by a skilled artisan, participants will learn the basics of this traditional craft while creating an adorable little wool mouse.
Each creation will be displayed as part of the Holiday Craft Corner exhibition, offering a unique opportunity to contribute to a collective and festive artwork.
A welcoming moment to create, experiment, and leave a mark on the winter cultural program.
Registration
Registration will take place online or in person at the Dorval Library, the SACC, and the SDCC, according to the buildings’ opening hours.
As of Tuesday, August 18, at noon: For Dorval residents only
As of Tuesday, August 25, at noon: For non-residents
November 22 | Creative Workshop
Mosaic Candle Holder Workshop
Bilingual workshop for adults (and teenagers age 14 and over), presented by Mosaic Art Studio
Although materials are provided, participants are advised to bring their own to personalize their project. At the end of each workshop, participants will leave with their creation and all the information they need to repeat the experience at home.
Sunday, November 22, at 1:30 p.m.
At the Dorval Library
Advance registration is required.
Would you like to discover the art of mosaic with the Mosaic Art Studio? During this two-hour creative workshop, you’ll design and personalize your own mosaic candle holder, a perfect balance of relaxation, creativity, and cultural immersion. Inspired by an art form over 600 years old that once illuminated the palaces of the Ottoman Empire, this activity introduces you to a tradition rich in history. No experience is required: instructors will guide you step by step to help you create a unique piece you’ll be proud of. With a wide variety of colours and shapes available, you can let your creativity run free and fully customize your candle holder. All materials are provided. You just need to bring your creative spirit!
Registration
The cost is $25 per workshop for Dorval residents and $30 for non-residents.
Registration will take place online or in person at the Dorval Library, the SACC, and the SDCC, according to the buildings’ opening hours.
As of Tuesday, August 18, at noon: For Dorval residents and non-resident Library members
As of Tuesday, August 25, at noon: For non-residents
No refunds for creative workshops.
Arts and Culture
Arts and Crafts
Several art and craft classes and activities are offered in Dorval.
Here are the City's partner organisations that offer activities and courses in Dorval:
- Crafts: Dorval Artisans Guild
- Art:
- Pottery: Dorval Potters' Guild
- Weaving: Dorval Weavers Guild
- Calligraphy: Dorval Scribes*
- Knitting: Surrey Knitters*
Arts and Culture
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