Located in a century home in the heart of Sainte-Adèle, the Galerie d’art Richard Hevey welcomed its first visitors in the fall of 1978. Since then, owners Nicole Brown and Richard Hevey have striven to offer their art-collecting customers original paintings from reputed and well-established Quebec artists.
The Museum was founded in 1982 by a group of ski enthusiasts with a desire to showcase the history of skiing in the Laurentians. Not only does it allow visitors to travel back in time, it also educates them on how this great sport has shaped the entire region.
The Maison du Village, located in the quaint village of Val-David, is home to the Centre d’exposition Val-David. This centre hosts numerous temporary art exhibits (painting, sculpture, photography, engraving, craft work, etc.). It also serves as a venue for various conferences, workshops, concerts, guided tours and special events. The mission of this non-profit organization is to promote the work of professional artists and artisans living in and around Val-David.
Sainte-Adèle public market Saturdays from June to September (9 a.m. to 3 p.m.) Place des citoyens, 999, Sainte-Adèle Blvd. sainte-adele.net/mur/marche-public/
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Val-David summer market Saturdays from June to October (9 a.m. to 1 p.m.) De l’Académie Street (near the church), Val-David marchesdici.org
All the local villages and towns celebrate this event. Ste-Adèle Oktobierfest is a very popular 3-day event with lots of artisan kiosks, free concerts and over 20 microbrewery kiosks to visit and enjoy.
Horseback riding—or hiking if that’s your preference—is another great activity to admire the beautiful fall colours. Ask us about the best lookouts for breathtaking views of fiery reds, brilliant oranges and rich golds. Thousands of people flock to the Laurentians every fall to witness this wonder of nature. And for the perfect ending to a perfect day, experience our relaxing Nordic spa followed by a delicious meal.
The Pine Theatre in Sainte-Adèle is unique in the Pays-d’en-haut region, and only 1.5 km (1 mile) away from the inn. Here, you’ll find two pavilions with several rooms showing an interesting selection of new releases. You can also attend their MET Opera matinee series broadcasted live from New York’s Metropolitan Opera House. Our friendly staff at the front desk will happily share with you the theatre’s programme and schedule.
There’s nothing cozier on a cold winter day than warming up at a Nordic spa. Fortunately, for Canadians, this natural Scandinavian therapy is becoming a popular pastime across the country. Curious about visiting a Nordic Spa in the Laurentians this winter? Here are 5 reasons to check out this Scandinavian tradition for yourself. 1. Health …
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