The Society for Arts and Technology, known as SAT, is a non-profit cultural centre in Montréal, located at 1201 Boulevard Saint-Laurent. It is devoted to the research, creation and diffusion of digital arts, and it brings artists, technologists and audiences together under one roof.
What to see and do
The centre's best-known feature is the Satosphère, an immersive dome experience. Visitors who want something different from a conventional gallery will find it a distinctive way to encounter digital work. Beyond the dome, SAT hosts events and exhibitions, so the programme on any given visit depends on what is running at the time.
- The Satosphère, an immersive dome experience
- Exhibitions focused on digital arts
- Events that gather artists and the public
- A restaurant on site
Planning a visit
SAT suits anyone curious about where art and technology meet, whether you come for a single show or to spend an evening there. Because the programme changes, it is worth checking what is on before you travel, so you know whether the dome or a particular exhibition is part of your plans.
Boulevard Saint-Laurent is a long-standing street in Montréal, and the centre's location places it within reach of the city's wider cultural life. Combining a visit here with time spent exploring the surrounding neighbourhood makes for a full day out.