Montreal Art Lovers with Evolve Tours

Montreal with Evolve Tours

The city of Montreal is full of life and culture. It's the home of the Montreal Canadians, the Notre Dame Basilica, but the Montreal art scene is not to be overlooked! There's something for every artist in Montreal. In our Montreal art trip, the group got to experience this first hand. Whether your artsy or not, you can find an art activity that's good for you, sparks your interest, and teaches you something new. "Every child is an artist." -Pablo Picasso

Museum of Fine Arts

[caption id="attachment_6935" align="alignnone" width="232"] Enjoying the Museum of Fine Arts on our Montreal art tour[/caption] We got to view the museum of fine arts with a guide from the museum. She was incredibly knowledgeable about all of the pieces. The first piece was called "I learned the hard way" by Mickalene Thomas. The guide asked the students to describe what the word 'identity' means to them. She then explained how that related to the painting. The students and the teachers engaged in intelligent conversations about what it meant to define one's own identity. If you're more into sports and less into art- don't worry! There's something for you here as well. In the Claire and Marc Bourgie Pavilion, there's a painting which represents the Montreal Canadians. [caption id="attachment_6936" align="alignnone" width="216"] Painting
representing he Montreal Canadians, Montreal art[/caption] For the youngest kids, there's an impressive beanie baby wall! If YOU thought you had the best beanie baby collection as a kid, think again! Safe to say the students, tour guides, and teachers were all impressed and excited to see this masterpiece. [caption id="attachment_6937" align="alignnone" width="228"] Beanie Baby collection, Montreal art[/caption]

Improv

[caption id="attachment_6938" align="alignnone" width="285"] Participating in our improv workshop, Montreal art[/caption] Okay, so maybe visual art isn't your thing. But everyone likes to laugh, right?! Improv is fun for all ages, and its a great way to bond with your friends and boost your confidence in public speaking and performance as well. We participated in the improv workshop. Some students walked into the room and felt quite shy. Others were right in their element. The interactive games brought all students out of their comfort zone. They allowed the students to be creative and act silly amongst their peers. The staff at the improv workshop were great, they entertained the students, kept them engaged, and ran well organized activities   Check out all of our engaging student activities in Montreal here.