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McGill Conservatory Conservatoire de McGill www.mcgill.ca/conservatory Community Program of the Programme pour la collectivité de Schulich School of Music l’École de musique Schulich of McGill University de l’Université McGill Directions to Macdonald Campus heading WEST • Take Highway 20 West McGill Conservatory • Exit at Ste-Anne-De-Bellevue Macdonald Campus • Turn left at the underpass and head south towards the water 4 Stewart Park • At the end of the road, turn left onto Lakeshore Road • Follow Lakeshore heading east for 2-3 minutes until you reach John Abbott College • On the left, there will be a blue sign for John Abbott College – do not turn here • Continue another 20 seconds until you see the green sign for Macdonald Campus Turn left at the entrance • • Once on the campus, turn right at the first stop sign • The second brick house on your right is the McGill Conservatory Or Please note that a GPS is often • Take Highway 20 West unreliable when searching for the • Exit at rue Morgan McGill Conservatory at • Turn left at the overpass and head south towards the water Macdonald Campus • At the end of the road, turn right onto Lakeshore Road • Follow Lakeshore for 2-3 minutes until you see the green Macdonald Campus sign • Turn right at the entrance • Once on the campus, turn right at the first stop sign • The second brick house on your right is the McGill Conservatory Directions to Macdonald Campus heading EAST • Take Highway 20 East McGill Conservatory • Take Exit 39 (the first exit after the Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue bridge) Macdonald Campus • Continue heading south towards the water 4 Stewart Park • At the end of the road, turn left onto Lakeshore Road • Follow Lakeshore heading east for 2-3 minutes until you reach John Abbott College • On the left, there will be a blue sign for John Abbott College – do not turn here • Continue another 20 seconds until you see the green sign for Macdonald Campus Turn left at the entrance Please note that a GPS is often • Once on the campus, turn right at the first stop sign unreliable when searching for the • McGill Conservatory at • The second brick house on your right is the McGill Conservatory Macdonald Campus Or • Take Highway 40 East • Take Exit that veers to the right towards boul. des Anciens Combattants • Do not enter the boulevard; stay on the service road • Turn right at the sign toward John Abbott College/Macdonald Campus • Drive across the bridge that passes over Highway 20 • Turn left at the stop sign • After next stop sign, you will see the McGill Conservatory green sign on your left McGill Conservatory – Downtown Monday 2 p.m. – 6 p.m. [email protected] 555 Sherbrooke Street West (E203) Tuesday to Friday 2 p.m. – 8 p.m. Tel. (514) 398-4543 Montreal, Quebec H3A 1E3 Saturday 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. Fax (514) 398-4293 McGill Conservatory – West Island 21,111 Lakeshore Road (4 Stewart Park) Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue, Quebec H9X 3V9 .

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