La Marjolaine has come a long way since its founding in 1960. As one of the oldest summer theatres in Quebec, it prides itself on having delighted theatre buffs for 44 summers: from 1960 to 1994 and then from 1996 to 2002. Summer 2023: Newton et les corps ...
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Located in the municipality of Saint-Pierre, the Nouveau théâtre de l'Île d'Orléans presents contemporary comedies during the summer season in its air-conditioned theatre, with bar service and terrace overlooking the St. Lawrence River and the Côte-de ...
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Le Petit Théâtre du Nord creates and produces original plays while developing theatre in the Lower Laurentians (public readings, drama competitions, workshops, authors' courses, etc.). The mandate of this summer theatre company is to commission texts ...
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The Dam-en-Terre summer theater offers comedies every year in French only. In the summer of 2024, the theater presents the play "Les Grandes Chaudes" (in French only), a work by author Michel-Marc Bouchard. Check the website for the schedule.
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Since 2016, Microbrasserie Les Grands Bois—which also houses the Théâtre des Grands Bois—has been producing a vast range of high-quality, unique-tasting beers. The brewery’s 7/7 on-site store offers an incredibly charming experience, with a riverside ...
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The Saint-Pierre-Baptiste Summer Theatre hosts shows and offers a café on site, featuring a private and welcoming atmosphere. Discover this hidden treasure! Each year, a comedy of zany, hilarious situations filled with twists and turns is presented! Plays ...
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Quartier DIX30, a lifestyle centre, with its shops, restaurants, gourmet boutiques, a cinema, two theaters, two hotels, an indoor surfing centre, a skatepark, and many events. More than 10,000 parking spaces, 3,600 indoors including 2,000 heated spots ...
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More than a performance hall, the Vieux Clocher de Magog has become a creative laboratory and one of the most popular performance spaces in Quebec. Appreciated for its exceptional acoustics, its equipment and the professionalism of its technical team ...
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Cirque de la Pointe-Sèche is named after an old village, Pointe-Sèche, located on the shores of the St. Lawrence River in the former Seigneurie de l'Islet-du-Portage, now in the municipality of Saint-Germain in Kamouraska. Attend the all-new "Charcoal ...
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