Québec is known for its thriving cultural life. And we’ve provided you with a passport to culture to help guide you to the action: live performance, museums and interpretation centres, and more! |
  Le Mois de la photo Le Mois de la Photo invites you to look at photography through a different lens. It’s about taking photography beyond its usual limits and situating it in physical time and space, without diminishing its authenticity or its role of witnessing life. From September 10 to October 11, 2009, The Spaces of the Image, consisting of 24 exhibits from 13 countries and it's free...for your enjoyment! >>> |
 Discoveries"These boots were made for walking, and that’s just what they’ll do..." Nancy Sinatra sang those words in the 60s... but she was talking about relationships, not about walking tours. And here’s your chance to put those boots (or shoes) to good use by signing up for one of the many walking tours available in Québec City and Montréal. >>> |
 Society for Arts and TechnologyOver the years, Montréal has emerged as the North American hub of digital creation. The Cité du multimédia, a stone’s throw from Old Montréal, perfectly exemplifies the movement: from video games to motion graphics, it’s where top firms working in the digital domain have chosen to set up shop. If Montréal has become the Mecca of electronic art, the Société des arts >>> |
 Now playingFollowing in the footsteps of New York, London and Paris, Montréal has finally acquired its own last-minute ticket office. A plugged-in cultural showcase in a prime location, the Vitrine Culturelle offers all travellers to Québec’s largest city an unbeatable chance to discover a whole world of entertainment in the heart of Montréal’s Quartier des spectacles >>> |
 Tombs of eternityEmbark on a fascinating journey between death and perpetual life by way of a captivating exhibition, Tombs of Eternity: The Afterlife in Ancient Egypt. Your entire life may still be before you, but we advise you to hurry and walk like an Egyptian in the recreated pharaoh’s tomb at the Canadian Museum of Civilization in Gatineau! >>> |
READ ALSO :| Whether they’re powered by water or wind, not all mills are remnants of the past-some are operating to >>> | |
| The oldest St. Patrick’s Day Parade in North America takes place every spring in Quebec, marking the >>> | |
| A deafening roar. Sounds of ships. Thunderclaps. An atmosphere of drama and magic. A visual odyssey to >>> | |
| His feet frozen, his long beard coated with ice as he marched into the vast forests of the Mauricie, >>> | |
| The sun is warm, the grass is green between your toes and the birds are singing up a storm. You feel >>> | |
| By not revealing all, are we not, somehow, shrouding ourselves in mystery? Obscuring one’s ankle with >>> | |
| Close your eyes and imagine a maritime morning. It’s 11 o’clock, and the sun has nearly reached its zenith. >>> | |
| Each year, the Port of Montréal comes alive with the sound of fog horns, the bells of Notre-Dame, train >>> | |
| Finding the July heat crushing? Pick a bouquet of freshness and fragrance in a garden of flowers, trees, >>> | |
| It’s now time to get down to business and experience the Native way of life. Let’s meet the First Nations. >>> | |
| It’s a major premiere! Three artists. Canadians to boot. Alone the three represent the major trends in >>> | |
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