Immerse yourself into the lavender culture in Quebec at Bleu Lavande located in Magog. In addition to lavender fields and harmoniously colored floral gardens, our agrotourism site features an interpretation center, an immersive experience by Moment Factory ...
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Zoo-Animation Estrie is an educational farm located on an enchanting site in Sherbrooke. Discover more than 50 animals (alpacas, donkeys, horses, goats, teacup pigs, sheep, rabbits, peacocks, chickens, common quails, chinchillas, cats, Pyrenean mountain ...
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Visit La Ferme Potagère to pick your own pumpkins and squash. Many other garden products are available on site, including blueberries, grapes and honeyberries, depending on the season. La Ferme Potagère also offers a variety of pork products and dishes ...
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Domaine Ives Hill is a company specializing in the cultivation and processing of blackcurrant located in Compton, in the Eastern Townships. The site is accessible at all times to those who wish to explore the plantation and fields of wild flowers. Information ...
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Domaine Alpagas Essencia is located of Canton-de-Hatley, a charming alpaca farm. Visit and discover explanations on the origin and characteristics of the alpaca, as well as on all stages of wool production, in French or English. On-site sales of wool ...
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The Miellerie Lune de Miel, located just 5 minutes from Sherbrooke, offers guided tours of the fascinating world of bees and honey. All summer long, at none, you can watch bees in action behind glass, be present when a beekeeper opens a hive, and enter ...
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The Ayer's Cliff agricultural exposition will be celebrating its 177th edition. Discover four days of family activities and shows. On the program: livestock competitions and judging, arts and crafts, horticulture, rides and games, truck pulls, pari-mutuel ...
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Brome Fair is nestled in the heart of the Eastern Townships and is the biggest fair of its kind in Quebec receiving more than 35,000 visitors over four days. As an agricultural fall fair, offer all the traditional features you would expect to find, from ...
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The Coaticook Valley Fair, once called the Coaticook Milk Festival, was founded in 1978. The event highlights local agricultural products. A judged dairy cow show, presentations by young farmers with their animals and food kiosks are just some of the ...
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Richmond Agriculture Fair is held on September and offers a variety of activities for all ages. There is a mini-farm/petting zoo, midway rides, music, art symposium tent, truck and tractor pulls, farm machinery displays, antique machinery display, handicrafts ...
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