The Environmental Film Festival (FFPE) is held in the heart of the village of Saint-Casimir halfway between Quebec and Trois-Rivières. The activities take place mainly at the Saint-Casimir Town Hall and at the Hôtel Le Couvent which accommodates the festival ...
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Come and vibrate on the Presqu'île du Lac Osisko and discover dozens of artists of all kinds, for all tastes. A weekend of music and lights that will amaze young and old alike.
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The Bedford Fair is the oldest agricultural fair in the province of Quebec! It presents rides, farm animals, commercial and local artisans booths, music shows, a kid's day, and various competitions, such as Demolition Derby, lawn tractor racing and tractor ...
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At the Beauce country fair in St-Honore, discover champions of several breeds of dairy cows and horses. Get to know various species of poultry and rabbits. Attend the equestrian competitions: hitching and heavy horse pulls. Get to know the region's agricultural ...
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The Festival international de la chanson de Granby (FICG) is the biggest French singing competition in North America. During 10 days, the renowned contest is also a full fledge outdoor festival with concerts for the everyone to enjoy. FICG also offers ...
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Unique in Gaspésie, a must-see in Gaspésie's summer programming, the Festival Musique du Bout du Monde is one of the most popular events in the region with nearly 50,000 visits. Its diverse and original programming keeps a good balance between headliners ...
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Every glorious summer for 32 years now, the heart of downtown Montreal has been vibrating to the Festival international Présence autochtone. Concerts, dances, poetry, live performances, and more than 60 competing films will be presented as part of this ...
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In 2024, the Huntingdon Fair will celebrate its 196th anniversary. This fair takes place annually to promote the quality of beef production, plant production and the creation of domestic works of art (crafts, cooking, sewing, etc.) of the region. The ...
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The Festi-GrÎles de la Côte-Nord presents a unifying event where non-native and indigenous cultures mix through north-coastal agri-food products, microbreweries, distilleries, food kiosks in addition to culinary workshops on the grill or over the fire ...
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Since 2007, at the initiative of Montréal’s 2SLGBTQI+ communities, the Montréal Pride Festival has been promoting their rights and celebrating their cultural richness and social advances. The largest gathering of the communities of sexual and gender diversity ...
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