Do you like escape games as much as you like rallies? Decode is the new way to escape, and outside! Unlike the usual escape game where you are locked in a room, Decode offers you to solve puzzles and intrigues in the open air, in the middle of the city ...
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Visit one of Quebec's most beautiful farmers' markets. At the Marché Public Drummondville, rediscover the pleasure of eating local products and discover new ones as the seasons change. Meet and chat with producers, vegetable farmers and local artisans ...
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Le marché des fabriqueux is a bohemian market of artisans, a small used book and vinyl fair, a vernissage, a workshop or a storytelling event under the apple trees... Enjoy bringing culture and the arts to the community! Stay tuned for upcoming activities ...
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Unique in Canada, the brand new Adrénaline Urbaine sports centre officially opens its doors this summer 2022! Action sports fans, head over to this centre on the edge of Highway 55 in Trois-Rivières and learn the basics of skateboarding or even get used ...
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Le Zaricot does it all! A performance hall, a neighborhood restaurant and a café. For 20 years now, Le Zaricot has strived to excel in all areas! A novelty ? Accessible to the whole family at all times.
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The Maison des arts Desjardins Drummondville, in Centre-du-Québec region, is a major component of local cultural life. Its main auditorium seats 972. Its extensive programming takes on the colors of a summer theater during the summer term, and over 300 ...
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The Granby Speedway is the fastest dirt track in Canada! With its 6,000 seats, the Speedway is THE place for stock car racing fans. Thrills guaranteed with a great program! Free access for children under 11 years old. Snacks on site to enhance your evening ...
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Discover Décoder: a game that combines elements of an escape room with a rally! Using your cellphone, you'll go outside and try to solve the riddles around you thanks to an interactive map of the area. The game takes place in the middle of the city! Players ...
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Built in 1954 by the Fortin family, the Mansard-style four-sided barn housing the Moule à Sucre shop was first used as a hayloft and stable due to its large storage capacity. Step into this former general store and embark on a true journey for your taste ...
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