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.
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!
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.
