Art is everywhere in Québec City—from theater and chic galleries to accordion street performers and statue mimes in the parks. From September through May, a steady stream of concerts, plays, and performances is presented in theaters and halls. In summer, many indoor theaters close, and outdoor shows of all kinds abound, most of them free.
Québec City's main theater has two stages for symphonic concerts, opera, plays, and touring companies of all sorts. The Grand Théâtre also presents...Read More
Canada's oldest symphony orchestra, directed by the dynamic French conductor Fabien Gabel, performs mainly at Louis-Fréchette Hall in the Grand...Read More
Tickets for most shows in town are sold through this company. There are outlets around town. ...Read More
This international theatrical festival takes over several spaces in late May and early June: the Salle Albert-Rousseau, the Grand Théâtre de...Read More
This state-of-the-art arena opened in the fall of 2015, with the hope of attracting a National Hockey League franchise. For now, the hockey...Read More
This movie theater screens lots of interesting foreign and offbeat films, and it's the only one within easy reach of Old Québec. Many of the...Read More
This multidisciplinary arts center, built in a row of historic houses mixed with new structures, is a hub for local artists and presents edgy...Read More
For three weeks every May, students of this circus school and others take to the trapeze to promote their art form through the Circus Days festival...Read More
A diverse repertoire, from classical music to comedy, is staged here. ...Read More
This cabaret-style theater schedules pop music and musical comedy shows. It also specializes in revival pieces by singers like Elvis or Johnny...Read More
This multipurpose theater hosts about a dozen different productions a year, staged by several different theater companies. New creations and...Read More
The charming and intimate Théâtre Petit-Champlain is a fine spot to hear contemporary Francophone music during the year and take in a play in summer. ...Read More
This main branch of the Québec City Library network, named after the author of the 1947 novel The Tin Flute , hosts shows and concerts in its...Read More
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