Art & Culture
Through musical events, exhibitions, educational activities and spaces that showcase the skills of Quebec artisans, immerse yourself in local culture.
Festival Colline
For fans of emerging music, as well as the big names in Quebec culture, Colline is an open-air festival that favors experiences on a human scale, thanks to a family atmosphere that emphasizes closeness to the community and nature in a slow-living context.The festival takes place during the Perseids, that rain of shooting stars in August, in the heart of the world's first International Dark Sky Reserve, that of Mont Mégantic.
A unique event
Lac-Mégantic is the only French-speaking town in North America to hold international Cittaslow certification. In short, it's a city of good living, built around community relations, responsible choices, culture and more. The Colline festival perfectly reflects this approach; to the delight of artisans and participants alike, it's a festival lived in slow motion! We take the time to appreciate, to savour, in an exceptional environment.
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Chapelle du rang 1
La Chapelle du rang 1 is an intimate performance venue in the former St. Barnabas Anglican chapel in Lac-Mégantic. A cultural window on the Eastern Townships, La Chapelle has been celebrating Quebec and international music for over 5 years. Paul Piché, Safia Nolin, Tire le Coyote, Pomme, Les Louanges, Dan Bigras and many others have taken to the stage to create a unique musical experience in Lac-Mégantic. The chapel seats just 60, making the shows magical and unique.
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Heritage railway station
The heritage railway station is the new official tourist reception area for the Town of Lac-Mégantic. Here you'll find exhibits about the town's history, its unique electrical microgrid and cultural activities.
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