In the region of Quebec, on the island of Orleans, the Espace Félix-Leclerc is a place where you can linger the time it takes. Let yourself be carried away by the kite that offers several activities. As a stream that recalls its source, the singer, poet ...
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Come live an unforgettable cultural experience with family and friends at the heart of the Huron- Wendat community! Attend the international drum & dance competitions held in the magnificent open-air dance circle, feel your heartbeat to the rhythm of ...
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Renowned for its excellent ribs, the Calvados restaurant is sure to entertain. Whether you're travelling by car, motorcycle or snowmobile, it's easily accessible. In addition to a private lounge, the Calvados is a place that offers musical evenings every ...
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This get-together, open to the public, allows exhibitors to present their respective arts through various artistic presentations (singing, dancing, drums, etc.), demonstrative activities (creating talking sticks, beadwork, etc.), and conferences focused ...
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The only event of its kind in Canada, the First Nations Book Fair showcases the talent of Indigenous authors. The event will include round table discussions, public interviews, workshops, poetry breakfasts, youth activities, and literary performances ...
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The Salle Albert-Rousseau, located in Quebec City, is an Italian-style performance hall with a capacity of 1348 seats, meeting professional standards for hosting multidisciplinary shows. From variety shows, comedy and song, to comedy and drama, to film ...
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Located near Place D'Youville in Quebec City, the Palais Montcalm presents a program of classical music, jazz and world music. With a concert hall that is among the best in the world, the Palais Montcalm offers exceptional sound quality and incomparable ...
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KWE! Meet with Indigenous Peoples invites you to celebrate the National Indigenous Peoples Day on June 21 at the Port of Quebec's Agora. The program includes a day of family activities, followed by the KWE! evening show featuring Shauit, Joseph Sarenhes ...
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Built in 1835 in the heart of Old Québec and renovated in 1931, the Manoir d’Auteuil was converted into a hotel in 1953, preserving the authentic charm that makes it one of the city’s main historic buildings. Once a private home, the Manoir includes rooms ...
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Next to the heritage church, the microbrewery is at the heart of Sainte-Famille. Modern, rustic-inspired pub, reminding us of the history of Île d'Orléans. Le Mitan offering a varied choice of craft beers brewed in the microbrewery. The covered terrace ...
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