Teatime

Offered every Sunday in summer, offered periodically the rest of the year. Contact us for more information.

Please note that this event is on hold for now. Teatime should be offered again in mid to late July.

Come sample traditional teas, a variety of sandwiches, and delicious teatime treats, while boning up on Victorian etiquette and teatime customs in our historic library which boasts a collection of over 27,000 books, a spiral staircase reminiscent of the library in Disney’s Beauty and the Beast and artifacts dating back to a time when afternoon tea was in fashion. Teatime at the Morrin will be the opportunity to celebrate special occasions or to simply discover the English heritage that is part of our city’s history.

Take note that tickets must be purchased a minimum of 48 hours in advance and reservations are not possible. Clients must verify the date before purchasing tickets as the sale is final. Reimbursments, cancelations or ticket transfers are not possible.

Teatime may be canceled if the minimum number of registrations (5) has not been met, and a reimbursement will be issued. Maximum number of registrations is 24 people.

General Public

What better way to spend a Sunday afternoon then sipping on tea, nibbling on sandwiches and tasty treats, while boning up on Victorian etiquette and teatime customs in our historic library.

For more information, please contact our Head Guide at heewonson@morrin.org.

*The Teatime Bundle contains: the activity, a cup, a tea, and a postcard.

34.5 $ Adult
31.00 $ Senior (65+)
31.00 $ Student
16.5 $ Children aged 8 years and younger
31.00 $ Members
56 $ Teatime Bundle*

School Groups

For more information, please contact our Head Guide at heewonson@morrin.org.

Tour Groups

For more information, please contact our Head Guide at heewonson@morrin.org.

They liked

“must see!!”
Wonderful friendly staff, great for history buffs. be sure to check out the library with its large collection of vintage books. relaxing atmosphere.

Arthur W
Montreal, Canada

“Unexpected Treasure”
A museum is a museum is a museum - until you go to the Morrin Centre. The guided tour informs and the fact that the building was once a jail, college and now library is unexpected. The original jail cells really give perspective of how abysmal the conditions were and the original graffiti is visible on the wooden floor. The college renovated the space leaving this legacy behind while providing a glimpse into the eclectic education provided to a select few students. There is an original dark room that may be the oldest existing dark room in the world! Check this museum out and take a step back into Quebec history.

chockel
Miller, Missouri

“Fascinating tour”
We took the English tour through the Morrin centre and our tour guide was excellent. He was a history teacher and was very good at keeping the group engaged and telling interesting facts about the centre. It was one of the most interesting tours I have ever taken through a museum.

MPeacock2013
Ottawa, Canada