Located in Saint-Léonard, New Brunswick, the Musée Georges-LaPointe is dedicated to preserving and celebrating the history, culture, and artistic heritage of the Grande-Rivière region. Operated by the Cercle culturel et historique Hilarion-Cyr (Hilarion-Cyr Cultural and Historical Circle), the museum serves as an important cultural hub for the Acadie des terres et forêts.
Visitors can explore exhibits featuring local historical artifacts, artwork, and heritage displays that reflect the rich Acadian traditions and history of the region. Through its collections and exhibitions, the museum shares the stories of the people, places, and events that have shaped the Grande-Rivière community.
In addition to managing the museum, the Cercle culturel et historique Hilarion-Cyr is responsible for preserving local archives, helping safeguard valuable historical records for future generations. The organization is also committed to supporting education by providing post-secondary bursaries to graduates of École Grande-Rivière, encouraging students to pursue their academic goals while fostering a strong connection to their community.
Whether you’re interested in Acadian history, regional culture, or local heritage, the Musée Georges-LaPointe offers visitors an opportunity to discover the unique history of northwestern New Brunswick.
Musée Georges-LaPointe
180 Saint-Jean Street
Saint-Léonard, NB
Phone: 506-423-7042
