Up and coming Quebec City bands are always fun to watch, and the Lemelin Carr Duo is no exception! Formed just two months ago, the blues band has already gotten…
Crowds gathered at Place d’Youville on the morning of February 4, as the 48th edition of the Calgary Stampede Flapjack Breakfast got underway. Over 4,000 sausages were roasted and as…
This was doubtless one of the most popular and well-attended events of the season for the Lifelong Learning group. Some 50 people gathered in the gymnasium of the Eastern Quebec Learning…
The 63rd Winter Carnival Night Parade drew spectators into a world of fantasy and imagination. On February 4, children and adults of all ages waited along the parade route in…
The winners of this year’s National Snow Sculpture competition, based on the theme of Canada’s 150th anniversary, are no strangers to success. The team from the Montérégie region of Quebec…
On February 5, some 350 racers crouched by their canoes at the Old Port, wiping away wet snow, waiting for Bonhomme to signal the start of the Winter Carnival Ice-Canoe…
Although most motorcycle lovers cleared out early Sunday afternoon in anticipation of the Super Bowl game that evening, they managed to pack ExpoCité on Friday and Saturday for the Quebec…
Not to be missed! International bestselling author Guy Gavriel Kay is on tour for the release of his latest novel, Children of Earth and Sky. His Quebec City launch will be held on Thursday, June…
The Karen Young Choir presents Strange Tales from the Isles at the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity, 31 rue Des Jardins, in Quebec City on Friday, May 27, at 8:00…
A clown dances, plays, laughs, cries and loves. Everyone has a clown inside of them, it’s just a matter of letting it out.” – Jamie Adkins, clown Laughter specialist Jamie Adkins gets…