Reine's Garden, named in honor of Reine Perreault, currently comprises an educational garden for the children of the Blue Sea Alternative School and a medicinal herb garden. The name of Reine Perreault, a sister involved with the Blue Sea School and a resident of the Presbytery, was given to both the school and the garden to honor her dedication.

The medicinal herb garden allows volunteers to produce herbal teas and share the properties of various herbs with visitors to the cultural center.

Each year, the volunteer team at the Blue Sea Rectory organizes a Christmas fair, for which they rent booths to local artists and craftsmen and create holiday decorations sold to benefit the organization.

In September of each year, the volunteer team of the Blue Sea Presbytery organizes sports days called "Valley in motion", with the collaboration of local sports trainers from different disciplines, in order to get the local population moving and to promote the cultural center.

The library is open on Thursday and Sunday afternoons for the benefit of both children and adults. This is a wonderful collaboration with La Ruche d'art.

An Art Hive is a community art studio that welcomes everyone as an artist. Whether it's a temporary mini-hive in a neighborhood library or a larger community art studio or gallery, Art Hives are committed to inclusion, respect, and learning.

It's a welcoming space for dialogue, creation, and community building. A place to respond creatively to what matters.