The Museum’s brick edifice is downtown in the cultural quarters. Just wait to see what renowned Québec City architect Pierre Thibault did with the old Le Laurentien cinema. Its façade is adorned with immense glass panes that reflect the image of the neighbouring church’s bells. That alone is amazing. Inside, the use of space, the size of the display areas – and their content of course – is pure eye candy. The big hall dedicated to the memory of Françoise Labbé, the founder of la Corporation du Centre d’art in the mid-80s ‒ a major national exhibition centre showcasing Charlevoix’s artistic and cultural activities ‒ is where all major exhibitions are on display. You don’t want to miss Fenosa & Picasso ‒ A Friendship, this summer’s must-attend exhibition, here until November 6, on its North American