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René Richard Library
Bibliotheque Rene Richard
The René-Richard Library is a municipal cultural institution in Baie-Saint-Paul, Charlevoix, combining a heritage library, regional archives, and exhibition spaces. If you're interested in local culture, it's a great place to explore the region's artistic history. Named after painter René Richard, it hosts exhibitions and cultural activities for all ages.
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- 9 Rue Forget, Baie-Saint-Paul, QC G3Z 1T4, Canada.
- +1 418-435-5858
- deniseouellet@baiesaintpaul.com
- https://www.baiesaintpaul.com/loisirs-culture-et-vie-collective/culture-et-patrimoine/bibliotheque-rene-richard
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