Handicraft
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Judith Picard, artiste joaillière
The artist conceives and crafts sculptural mosaic jewelry that stands out for its unique combination of two art forms. These pieces take the form of receptacles of various shapes, including inlays of semi-precious stones, and are assembled with different metals to create rings, pendants, brooches, or earrings, depending on the design.
Ateliers Nemesis
Ateliers-Nemesis Inc. specializes in the design and manufacturing of foam weapons for live-action role-playing games (LARPs) and cosplay. Each weapon is meticulously hand-sculpted by artisans, ensuring exceptional quality, while also aiming to engage with the community, whether it be local or international, to provide a unique and inclusive experience for all.
Création Yarox
Made by hand. 100% Québécois The most beautiful bow ties in the world Baby - Child - Adult
Ferme Vallée des Alpagas
Explore a beautiful family-owned Alpaca farm that's open for visits. They also offer a wide range of products crafted from Alpaca wool, including various woolen goods and raw wool.
Events and festivals
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Festival d’été de Saint-Gabriel
Shows, entertainment, sports and outdoor activities, the Saint-Gabriel Summer Festival offers a wide range of choices, a panoply of activities for the whole family!
Museums
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Centre d'exposition de la gare
The exhibition center of the Rivière-Rouge train station is located in a historic building erected in 1904. It offers a diverse program aimed at meeting the needs of its cultural clientele. Each exhibition is inaugurated with a vernissage.
Maison du Fléché Bélanger
Opened in 2015, this unique facility is the world's first center to host a permanent exhibition on arrow sashes. Crafted by Pierre Bélanger, these 15 sashes narrate the history of our region and Canada. Additionally, the center features a dye plant garden and three artistic workshops. The arrow sash known as L'Assomption, adorned with lightning and flame motifs, has become an iconic symbol of Lanaudière.
Musée d'art de Joliette
Le Musée d'art de Joliette (MAJ) is one of the most significant art museums in Quebec, housing a diverse collection spanning art from the 14th century to the present day. The MAJ is open year-round and hosts a wide range of exhibitions in both contemporary and ancient art, along with numerous cultural activities suitable for all audiences.
Musée des pionniers
The Saint-André-Avellin Pioneers Museum showcases a diverse collection of nearly 1000 ancient objects, including furniture, kitchen accessories, clothing, tools, and over 600 vintage photographs. Moreover, it houses nearly 150 rare 19th-century novels, textbooks, associative archives, old newspaper clippings, and writings about pioneer life. The museum's shed contains a variety of antique agricultural machines, and it boasts an extensive collection of religious garments.