Bouctouche is a small Acadian town that sits in the Northumberland Strait. Surrounded by water, dunes and boats, Bouctouche is proud of its maritime beauty, its culture and its history.
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This is why it’s difficult to miss the Museum’s big white four-storied building. In this old convent that used to be inhabited by the nuns of Notre-Dame-du-Sacré-Coeur, you learn about the history and heritage of Bouctouche. Chat with the guides, visit the wooden chapel, ring the convent’s bell, etc. There is so much to discover!
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Explore this impressive and captivating place, and don’t forget to share what you learned by using the hashtags #muséedekent and #RFMSE.
Address
Horaire
Entrance Fee
Contact
Kent Museum
10 chemin du Couvent
Bouctouche, NB
Canada, E4S 3C1
July to August
Monday to Saturday: 10 AM to 5 PM
Sunday: 12:30 PM to 5 PM
Adult: 4$
Senior: 3$
Student: 2$
Younger than 5 years old: Free
Remember that you can ask for guided tours. If you are with a large group, please reserve your visit by calling the museum in advance.
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