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Find out all you need to know about the Festival!
Festival Schedule
Wednesday, August 14: 4 pm to midnight
Thursday, August 15: Noon to midnight
Friday, August 16: Noon to midnight
Saturday, August 17: Noon to midnight
Sunday, August 18: Noon to 8:30 pm
Address:
1671 Chem. Duplessis
Sherbrooke, QC J1H 0C2
Take advantage of FREE SHUTTLES to get to the Festival
Park for free at one of 3 locations:
Galeries Quatre-Saisons (on 12th Avenue)
Station du Cégep (Quai L)
Place Fleurimont
Take advantage of online ticketing
Passport / 5 days: $30
Daily ticket: $14
Free admission for children 14 and under
Lodging and staying in the region
Whether you’re into hotels or camping, there’s no shortage of choice in the Sherbrooke area! Find out more about accommodation in Sherbrooke here!
Enjoy a unique intercultural experience and reserve a space for your RV on the Festival site.
Take advantage of your visit to the Festival to discover Sherbrooke and the magnificent Eastern Townships region.
Don’t forget your water bottle*
Water stations will be readily available so that you can fill up your water bottles and keep your water fresh! Glass water bottles are forbidden.
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News & Events
To make sure you don’t miss out on any of the latest Festival news, visit our news page.
You can also sign up for the Festival newsletter to get the latest news and information about the next edition!
FAQ
In the event of bad weather, does the Festival hold its activities?
Absolutely! With its 7 indoor stages, its tents, its exhibitors’ covered area and its terraces with parasols, the Festival is still going on! Depending on the severity of the precipitation, certain shows can be move on another stage. In a extremely rare way, a show could be cancelled or report. We invite you to follow our Facebook page to know the possible changes: facebook.com/traditionsdumonde/ or to contact us at 819 317-2319.
Can I bring food and drink onto the site?
No, the Gastronomic Corner is there and will tickle your taste buds. It is forbidden to bring any kind of drink or beverage on site.
Can I bring a water bottle?
Of course! We highly recommend you bring a reusable water bottle since, in our attempts to be as green a festival as possible, there will be no water bottles sold on site. Water stations will be readily available so that you can fill up your water bottles and keep your water fresh! Glass water bottles are forbidden.
What are the permitted and prohibited items on the Festival site?
THE FOLLOWING ITEMS ARE PERMITTED ON THE FESTIVAL SITE:
- Baby foods
- Empty bottle or thermos
- Feeding-bottle or children’s juice cup
- Guide dog or service dog (certification may be required)
- Light snack (e.g., candy bar, fruit, nuts, etc.)
- Stroller for children
THE FOLLOWING ITEMS ARE PROHIBITED ON THE FESTIVAL SITE:
- Alcohol
- Cannabis and derivatives
- Drugs and related accessories
- Fireworks
- Folding portable chairs
- Glass bottle or container
- Icebox
- Liquids (Note that we have 4 water stations on site)
- Pets or animals
- Purpose for sale/promotion without written and signed permission from the Festival
- Stick and ball of all kinds
Is the Festival accessible to people of limited mobility?
As the Festival site is rather flat, it is reasonably easy for those of limited mobility to get around. In addition, certain facilities, such as washrooms and parking lots, are adapted to accommodate.
Can I smoke on site?
There are specially designed areas for smoking. Outside these areas, it is not possible to smoke. Please note that only tobacco and vaping are allowed.
Are we allowed to take photographs or videos during the shows?
Even though it is forbidden to film the entirety of a show, you are allowed to take photographs or short videos. However, we do encourage you to leave your cameras and phones in your pockets in order to fully live the moment!
Are there money machines (ATMs) on site?
Yes, you will find ATMs on site, specifically, at the Information Kiosk and at the Centre Julien-Ducharme.
If I lose a personal belonging, where do I go?
Go to the Information Kiosk in the middle of the site.
Is there a security team and First-Aid service on site?
Both a security team and a specialized first-aid unit are present on site. For immediate assistance, go to the Information Kiosk or ask a member of the Festival team. We will contact necessary emergency personnel as quickly as possible.
Where can I buy tickets to the Not-to-be-Missed events?
On the website : Tickets
I would like to volunteer for the Festival, how do I get involved?
If you want to join the team of more than 600 volunteers that contribute every year to the success of the event, contact Carolina Lopez, volunteers manager, by email at Carolina.lopez@ftms.ca or by telephone at 819 317-2319 ext. 221. You will then take part in a rewarding human experience and a cultural journey while contributing to the success of the event !