Culture, Leisure and Sports
Artist AimPée to Participate in Art & Found Day in the Pontiac
On March 12th, artist AimPée will take part in Art & Found Day, an international event that transforms public spaces into temporary art galleries. AimPée is a multidisciplinary artist who lives and works in Fort-Coulonge. Her practice explores a variety of visual and conceptual forms of expression, combining creativity and experimentation in each of her […]
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An Artistic and Social Initiative to Raise Awareness About Aphasia Will Stop in Gatineau
An artistic and social initiative aimed at raising public awareness about aphasia will make a stop in Gatineau this spring. The tour Le silence qui parle (“The Silence That Speaks”), presented by the Théâtre Aphasique in collaboration with the Association des neurotraumatisés – Région de l’Outaouais and the library network of the Ville de Gatineau, […]
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Canadian Museum of Nature : Special programming in March
The Canadian Museum of Nature is offering several special activities throughout the month of March, particularly during the school March break. Until March 22nd, the museum will be open every day to welcome families. Visitors will be able to explore the new exhibition Life on Land: The Devonian, which looks at the evolution of the […]
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The Ottawa Black Film Festival Returns March 20–24, 2026
The Ottawa Black Film Festival (#OBFF26) returns for its sixth edition, both in person and online, featuring 40 films from around the world. Created by the Fabienne Colas Foundation, the festival celebrates Black creativity and provides a platform for both emerging and established voices. The opening night, Friday, March 20 at 6:00 p.m., will feature […]
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Big Family Day at Relais Plein Air on March 21st !
Relais Plein Air invites the whole family to a fun and free day to celebrate what will likely be the last snow of the season in the Outaouais. Marie-Josée, the Executive Director of Relais Plein Air, shares all the details: Although the event is free, funds raised will help renew the equipment fleet and ensure […]
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The Magic of Books Returns to Fort-Coulonge!
The second edition of La magie des livres will take place on August 8, 2026, at the Centre de conférences du Pontiac, located at 204 Rue Principale in Fort-Coulonge. Come meet passionate authors, discover new reads, share ideas, browse, dream… and celebrate the richness of our literary culture in a friendly and inspiring atmosphere. Whether […]
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March Break: Family Fun Ideas Across Quebec
With March Break approaching, families across Quebec are gearing up to enjoy this well-deserved pause. Whether the weather is cold or sunny, there are plenty of fun options available, from outdoor adventures to cultural outings, as well as cozy activities at home. For outdoor enthusiasts, Quebec offers an exceptional playground. Children and parents can enjoy […]
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Astérix Contest Across the Réseau BIBLIO de l’Outaouais
From March 2 to 27, 2026, all member libraries of the Réseau BIBLIO de l’Outaouais will launch the Astérix “Par Toutatis!” Contest. With each visit to their library, subscribers will receive an entry form to fill out and drop into the designated contest box to be eligible. The regional prize draw will take place on […]
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Phare Ouest Announces Multiple Cultural Projects for the Region
The organization Phare Ouest invites the community to their next feature film screening, taking place on March 12 at 7:00 p.m. at the Maison culturelle George Bryson in Mansfield. The film being presented is directed by Nathalie Saint-Pierre. Here are the details from Louis Harvey of Phare Ouest: Meanwhile, the Festival Plein Écran will hit […]
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The Outaouais Provincial Association of Independent Trappers (APTICO) Celebrates Its 50th Anniversary
The Outaouais Provincial Association of Independent Trappers (APTICO) will celebrate its 50th anniversary on Saturday, February 28, 2026, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Cantley Multifunctional Community Centre, located at 6 Impasse des Étoiles. The public is invited to explore the evolution of trapping over the past fifty years. Visitors can meet the […]
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