The ’37: Rebels and Lovers in Old Canada

Join us for an immersive journey into the tumultuous world of 1837 Lower Canada with “The ’37: Rebels and Lovers in Old Canada” by John Kalbfleisch!

Explore the intriguing tale of young lawyer George-Étienne Cartier, whose ideals lead him from armed uprising to embracing peaceful means for responsible government. Witness the clash between loyalists and radicals, and Cartier’s pivotal role in shaping Canada’s destiny.

Experience the romance and intrigue as Cartier’s life intertwines with that of the captivating schoolteacher, Dorothy Russell. Their affair amidst the chaos of rebellion adds a fascinating layer to the birth of an independent Canada.

Inspired by recently discovered letters, “The ’37” expertly blends fact with fiction, taking you from battlefields to intimate trysts, from exile to execution, and from old traditions to the dawn of a new era.

Save the date and join us for an unforgettable journey through history! April 16th at 7pm at The Creative Hub, 273 Main Road, Hudson Qc. Don’t miss out on this captivating event!