Crédit: CDV 2023_ Guillaume MorinSince its inception, Chants de Vielles has always offered festival-goers a menu showcasing regional products and healthy dishes.
Stalls featuring artisans, luthiers, local producers, and a food truck will be accessible to everyone free of charge: LE JARDIN DU CHEVREUIL (The Roe Deer Garden).
Access to this garden is completely separate from access to the festival’s activities and shows.
Access to this garden is entirely separate from access to the festival’s other activities and performances.
Jean-Sébastien Dufour (Hurdy-gurdy making)
* Also, near the Garden, the L’Antoinette Café-Ice Creamery is open.
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Here is the list of food vendors & Artisans with cabins on site (Jardin du Chevreuil):
Lutherie Patrice Boucher (Violin making, presentation of the craft, repair, demonstrations, and possible sales)
Atelier Batard (Silkscreen printing)
Maréemusique (Traditional music and dance camp)
Jean-Sébastien Dufour (Hurdy-gurdy making)
Modaliège (Cork-made items for men, women, and children: jewelry, watches, bags, wallets, purses, key rings, cases, bookmarks)
Homme des bois (T-shirts and books)
Champi (Custom-made wooden creations)
Le petit comptoir (Cheese and charcuterie)
Chef Yaoule (Local marmalade)
Pizzeria Biodiversité des Hautes-Rivières (Offers a menu emphasizing local and organic ingredients).
Crédit: Guillaume MorinRun by volunteers, they will offer Quebec beers and products.
Environment
Chants de Vielles, a proud pioneer in eco-responsible events!
Constantly striving to reduce its ecological footprint, the organization ensures that its activities are based on sustainable development practices.
Here’s a site map to help you plan your stay.
On-site ticketing opens at 3pm on Friday and at 9am on Saturday and Sunday.
For online tickets, click here.