Until further notice, the CCA building, including the museum galleries, the bookstore, and the study room will be closed.

While our physical building is closed, we continue to actively publish the research and discussions we are involved in—including content related to our exhibitions, collection, publications, research programs, and events—through our web editorial program.

Waiting to receive new visitors, our current exhibitions are also presented online: The Things Around Us: 51N4E and Rural Urban Framework, Eye Camera Window: Takashi Homma on Le Corbusier, and the Hall Case display Middleground: Siting Dispossession.

Likewise, though guided tours and other on-site events are on hiatus for the time being, many of our public programs have moved online and will continue to be broadcasted, pre-recorded or live, on our website and through YouTube or Instagram. To hear about our upcoming digital events, visit our calendar and subscribe to our newsletter.

The online Octobering workshop is available for on-demand booking by classes (high school, college, and university) and provate groups of at least 6 people. Please contact public@cca.qc.ca for more information.

We are introducing Online Open Sessions to make our Collection accessible virtually and internationally to college and university classes. Requests for a Winter/Spring session are due by 18 January 2021.

Our study room is currently inaccessible, but we will do our best to provide research assistance remotely. Please contact ref@cca.qc.ca with your research query and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

Our bookstore also continues to offer virtual consultations. We continue to accept orders through our online bookstore, which we can have delivered to you. You can contact our bookstore by email at books@cca.qc.ca or by calling +1 514 939 7028 for information about new titles, to place special orders, or for assistance.

As always, we encourage you to subscribe to our weekly newsletter for our latest content and the most recent updates.

We hope to see you online, and in person someday soon.

This page was last updated on 7 January 2021.