Want to have a great time in the neighborhood before heading to FEQ?
On Thursdays, July 4th and 11th, 2024, from 5 PM to 7 PM, don't miss the "5 à 7" events at Petit Champlain, presented by Théâtre Petit Champlain in collaboration with Destination Québec Cité.
Enjoy two free musical evenings at Parc Félix-Leclerc.
PROGRAMMING
July 4th - Stéphane Tellier and Dan Livingston In this musical project, Dan Livingston and Stéphane Tellier invite you on a journey into the heart of swing roots through their songs. These exceptional musicians, well-known for pushing the boundaries of traditional music for gypsy guitar and American fingerstyle, merge genres and renew styles. Their unusual and timeless repertoire blends Django Reinhardt, Frédéric Chopin, Blind Blake, Merle Travis, and numerous original compositions.
July 11th - Sara and Rebecca Sara and Rebecca, self-taught guitarists, met through a shared passion in 2011. Over a decade, they have shared their love for instrumental music on the streets of Québec, developing their harmony. In 2016, they won the national final of Univers-Cité en Spectacle while studying biology and physics.
Passionate about their classical guitars, Sara and Rebecca draw inspiration from a variety of styles, from rumba-flamenco to funk-jazz, bossa nova, and cumbia. They break stylistic conventions by integrating pedal and loop effects into their performances, creating a psychedelic, free, and unique sound aesthetic.
The duo independently recorded their first EP, "Dédicace féline," in 2023, with support from Musicaction, Première Ovation, and Ampli de Québec. The launch event took place at Pantoum last April.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
- Where? Parc Félix Leclerc, Rue du Petit Champlain
- When? 5 PM to 7 PM, Thursday, July 4th and Thursday, July 11th
- Access: Free
A bar service will be available on site.
In case of rain, the event will move to the mezzanine of the Théâtre. Seating will be limited (50 seats).
This summer, immerse yourself in the world of Le Mignonisme with a unique art exhibition presented by EXMURO.
From June 20th to October 6th, 2024, discover the city transformed by inflatable sculptures inspired by the aesthetics of the Mignonisme, created by the french artist Philippe Katerine.
This large-scale outdoor exhibition will feature around ten inflatable characters in the likeness of Monsieur Rose, the icon of Katerine's project. It will guide you through various unusual locations in the Place Royale and Petit Champlain sectors. Come and explore the enchanting universe of the artist and let yourself be surprised by his quirky poetry!
Nuit des Galeries 2024
Discover the universe of Quebecois artists during this new edition. Immerse yourself in the liveliness of the Petit Champlain, Place Royale, and Old Port neighborhoods, animated by music, entertainment, gourmet spaces, and overflowing creativity.
More details to come!
Easter weekend will be very lively at Petit Champlain and Place-Royale.
SATURDAY 30 AND SUNDAY 31 MARCH FROM 11AM TO 5PM
$3 A BITE
TWO LOCATIONS
- Facing the Petite Cabane à Sucre of Quebec at 94, rue du Petit-Champlain
- On the place Royale, near the church of Notre-Dame-des-Victoires
La Petite Cabane à Sucre de Québec and the Coopérative du Quartier Petit Champlain invite you to take part in the tasting of snow maple taffy on a 40-foot table at Petit Champlain and a 25-foot table at Place-Royale.
Trad music will be present.
In addition, the shops will be open, since they are open year-round. 😉
The decor will be enchanting.
We are waiting for you!
In collaboration with Ville de Québec, Destination Québec Cité.
The neighborhood is changing, our parks are always decorated according to a sugar shack theme!
In April, we will welcome giant flowers at Félix-Leclerc Park.
In May, we will celebrate the return of umbrellas and more.
The neighborhood is beautifully decorated year-round. Watch our social networks for more!
