What's on in the Outaouais, July 27-August 2
Country music fan? History buff? Bicycle enthusiast? Avid kayaker? This week in the Outaouais, we have activities for all tastes, for the whole family and in all sectors. It’s the perfect opportunity to discover new activities!
Festivals and Events!
PPJ Cyclopark 2018 Jamboree
Want to discover the Pontiac? Explore it by bicycle during the three-day PPJ Cyclopark 2018 Jamboree tours organized by the Friends of the PPJ Cyclopark. The Jamboree features routes for all skill levels, lots of activities (including a contest for the best-decorated bike), and various accommodation options.
602 Route 301, Campbell’s Bay.
Friday, July 27 to Sunday, July 29, 2018.
Free | There is a fee for camping ($15 to $20).
Online registration required.
2018 Gatineau RiverFest
With summer in full swing, it’s the perfect time to celebrate the waterway that flows into the Ottawa River—by participating in the Gatineau RiverFest! In addition to enjoying entertainment and activities for the whole family, you can sign up for the Flotilla from Wakefield to Farm Point, and paddle or float down the river aboard your non-motorized watercraft!
Farm Point Park and Community Centre – 331 River Road, Chelsea.
Saturday, July 28, 2018 from 2 to 9 p.m.
Free | $10 registration fee for the Flotilla
Advance online registration required for the Flotilla.
Festival country du Grand Gatineau
Dust off your cowboy hat and boots for the Festival country du grand Gatineau, which takes place under the big top at the Casino du Lac-Leamy. With performances by country music stars such as Renée Martel and Paul Daraîche, the western atmosphere will be at its height!
Casino du Lac-Leamy parking lot – 1 Du Casino Boulevard, Gatineau.
Friday, July 27 to Sunday, August 5, 2018.
Admission varies from day to day. Five-day pass available (July 29–August 5). Day pass: Adults $5–$40 | Children 10 and under $2.50–$15.
Vieux-Hull à Cheval
Travel back in time aboard a horse-drawn carriage as you discover the best-kept stories and secrets of Old Hull! This year, learn more about the great fire of 1900 as Mrs. Robinson (portrayed by an actress from Théâtre Dérives Urbaines) tells us all about it, with humour and deep feeling.
Depart from Les Brasseurs du Temps – 170 Montcalm Street, Gatineau.
Sundays until August 26, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Adults $20 plus tax | Children $10 plus tax.
The guided tour lasts about an hour. You can reserve your tour and buy tickets online.
Twilight Paddle
What could be more magical than a moonlight paddle on the Lièvre River? Aboard your canoe, kayak or stand-up paddleboard (watercraft provided), admire stunning views of the river at dusk, and enjoy snacks created by Fine et Fûtés and a little something to drink, accompanied by a live singer.
Centre nautique de la Lièvre – 255 De Buckingham Avenue, Gatineau.
Friday, July 27 from 8 to 10 p.m.
$25 per person.
For adults only. Online registration required.
Now playing!
Music
Musical Tuesdays – St. Stephen Band
Chelsea
