Évenement
From March 21 to 24, 2024, Cabane Panache, in collaboration with Benelux Brasserie Artisanale, Coureur des Bois and Fizz, returns on Promenade Wellington for the 12th edition of the biggest maple and wood party in town!
This year, get ready for a celebration of the sugar season, and the coming of springtime with festive music that’ll get your feet tapping and your hips moving, culinary specialties concocted especially for the event, drinks to quench your thirst, and a whole bunch of lumberjack-style entertainment throughout the festival.
Over the four days, get your rubber boots and sweet tooth ready because we’re going to have a sweet time!
Dates and opening hours
Thursday, March 21, 2024: 5pm to 9pm
Friday, March 22, 2024: 5pm to 10pm
Saturday, March 23, 2024: 11am to 6pm
Sunday, March 24, 2024: 11am to 5pm
Admission to the site: free
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How to get to the festival?
🟢 De l'Église metro station: Wellington exit on the green line
🚲 By bike: several bike racks on site
🚌 By bus: routes 12, 37, 58, 61 and 350
🚘 By carpooling: More than 500 parking spaces nearby, including the Éthel parking garage with its 250 spaces (4000 rue Éthel)
This year, Cabane Panache, in collaboration with Quai 5160 – Maison de la culture de Verdun has prepared a festive musical program, rich in color and pleasure, to celebrate Quebec culture and its many heritages from here and abroad! In addition to a whole bunch of musical talents performing throughout the site, nine artists from all over the province will take over the main stage to warm your body and heart over the four days of the festival. 🎶🎻
Get your plaid shirt out, and come tap your mittens together and shake your hips between two sugar rushes! 🧤🎉
*All our outdoor programming is free. Only the Candlelight show in Notre-Dame-des-Sept-Douleurs church is priced at $30.
Forest stage
Forest area - Presbytery grounds of Église Notre-Dame-des-Sept-Douleurs
The Option Trad duo will offer you both classics of traditional song and songs learned from the memory of their village elders.
The duo offers an overview of traditional jigs, with accordionist and formidable jigger Martin Langlois accompanied by Jean-François Branchaud's guitar, fiddle and foot tunes.
Combining instrumental compositions with traditional Quebec and Irish reels, Option Trad is sure to get your feet tapping!
Main Stage
The Burning BRASs Band is a feminist brass and percussion band whose mission is to increase the place of women and gender diversity on the local music scene.
The Burning BRASs Band revisits various classics from the popular music repertoire, as well as a number of seminal pieces from the local brass band tradition, in a festive and exhilarating funk-tinged arrangement that's sure to heat up the place - even in March!
Main Stage
Get your heart warmed up with Matiu, a singer-songwriter from Maliotenam, an Innu community on Quebec's North Shore. Equipped with his guitar, he presents a folk-blues show where French and Innu lyrics intertwine.
With his contagious energy and colorful personality, Matiu offers a show that's as festive as it is touching, tinged with humor and sensitivity.
Reactions to Matiu's project have been unanimous: he's a heartthrob for everyone who sees him live on stage!
Forest stage
Forest area - Presbytery grounds of Église Notre-Dame-des-Sept-Douleurs
Musicopratik's famous open-mic Wednesdays are coming to Cabane Panache!
Come and discover talented artists, get inspired by different musical styles and share your passion for music!
Are you a musician or singer who wants to share your art by taking part in the Open-mic?
Don't hesitate to join Enora and Stéphane on the Forest stage on Friday!
Contact Musicopratik at 514 769 6515 or enora@musicopratik.com for more info.
Main Stage
There are many ways to describe Gab Paquet - "perfection made man" is just one example - but what you need to know is that this being of sensual excess and spiritual exaltation is first and foremost a bewitching herald with a divine gift for music, and that it's in French songs that he finds a vehicle for his essential messages - a sultry kitsch that's no guilty pleasure.
What we also need to know is that the aforementioned aesthetic and musical codes he employs are enticing lures to draw the public into the dedicated aspect of his artistic approach. His pieces magnanimously offer several levels of understanding, with something for everyone - a laugh, a reflection, an in-depth study, an enlightenment - in ecstatic communion.
Main Stage
Born in the Congo and based in Montreal, musician, songwriter and DJ Pierre Kwenders is a storyteller at heart. Motivated by the subtleties of love, his songs weave tales from memories of the past, sketches of his hometown and reflections on the future.
An architect of modern African music, Kwenders creates a unique blend of Afro-influenced electronic sounds inspired by Congolese rumba.
Singing and rapping in Lingala, French, English, Tshiluba and Kikongo, the artist similarly weaves his stories across the boundaries of language and geography.
Touchette Trailer Stage
Corner of Wellington and Rielle streets
When four old friends from Quebec's punk, metal and hardcore underground scene throw off their amps and meet up in the middle of a maple grove to play folk, the result is L'Orchestre Tisonnier.
With their funereal lyrics and festive rhythms, this is the band that plays in the fire and will warm you up on the Touchette Trailer stage!
Main Stage
Winner of the Cabane Panache Prize at the Cabaret Festif in 2023, Cayenne performs her energetic, unconventional, introspective and sensitive tales with accuracy and passion.
On the menu: feminism, millennial concerns, the search for identity through love of the land, all topped with influences that waltz with musical polyamory.
It's an encounter with a friendly cookie with a heart as big as the vast North Shore.
Forest Stage
Forest area - Presbytery grounds of Église Notre-Dame-des-Sept-Douleurs
Come and discover the rich universe of Monsieur André, fiddler Éloi Amesse and double bassist François Lefebvre. This extraordinary trio revives the conviviality and humor of the Canadian oral tradition, and sows the seeds of good humor with songs unearthed from a time when the land and its inhabitants were in everyone's heart.
Don't miss them Saturday afternoon in the Forest Area!
Main Stage
La Patente is a diesel-drinking, smoke-spitting beast of a band. The band's explosive energy ignites even the coldest stages. The raw, razor-sharp music has already managed to win over a large, dedicated fan base.
Formed in 2020, the band continues its rise on the French-speaking scene with intense tours across Canada, Europe and the USA. Hailing directly from the darkness of New Brunswick, La Patente presents a cocktail of punk-rock and country-folk, with a contemporary splash of its own. The band comes to life in concert and leaves no one indifferent - but beware of sensitive ears!
Main Stage
Surrounded by top musicians, Pépé invites his friends on stage to share the secret of happiness with you...
Each show is a unique event, with surprise guests making an appearance for a few songs.
On the strength of his radio hit "Plus souvent qu'tu penses", Pépé will draw you into his world and take you through the whole range of emotions in an evening that promises to be festive!
Notre-Dame-des-Sept-Douleurs Church
4155 Wellington St.
*Change in the program
Church shows are back again this year! Candlelight is a magical musical experience in magnificent candlelit settings.
Buy your tickets now for this Candlelight: Coldplay versus Imagine Dragons concert.
Touchette Trailer Stage
Corner of Wellington and Rielle streets
Shaped by the richness of our modern culture, Baragwin's music integrates Irish, bluegrass and folk influences with a relaxed, yet fleshed-out trad sound.
The trio composes and arranges "new old music" while perpetuating a traditional body of work.
To be discovered on the Touchette Trailer Stage on Sunday!
Main Stage
Réveillons! is undoubtedly the most rock'n'roll of Quebec's traditional music groups!
The quintet takes the crowd by storm with arrangements that have simmered in sulphur and asphalt, a traditional music that's assertively resolute and caustic, with its rush hours and traffic jams, its terraces and barbecues.
Music that sings like a house sparrow, howls like the neighbor's dog and growls like a lawnmower!
Forest Stage
Forest area - Presbytery grounds of Église Notre-Dame-des-Sept-Douleurs
Lovers of traditional music and dance, this is for you!
Discover Marcel & Gino, a traditional music duo made up of Marcel, a skilled accordionist from the Lower St. Lawrence region, and Gino, fiddler, guitarist and podorythmeur. Accustomed to accompanying dance troupes, the duo gets the company swinging with frenzied energy and a heart on their sleeve!
Main Stage
La Grand-Messe - Hommage aux Cowboys Fringants gets the crowds on their feet, dancing and singing at the top of their lungs. Playing the Cowboys' greatest classics and greatest hits, La Grand-Messe is sure to delight fans of Quebec's flagship band!
Thanks to their festive energy, you'll be sure to dance and sing along with the musicians of La Grand-Messe as they celebrate the cultural and musical heritage of the Cowboys Fringants!
Are you ready for an explosion of flavors and a feast for the tummy?
18 Verdun restaurants will be cooking up Quebec-style dishes and bites especially for the occasion, at the ( small ) price of $5 or $7. Whether it's to sweeten your tooth or to enjoy new culinary creations, the cookery area has something for everyone!
Good to know: All restaurant, utensil and taffy stick containers on camp will be compostable! 🥣
🌱: Vegetarian or vegetarian option available
🌿: Vegan or vegan option available
Menu
Thursday to Sunday
- Beyond meat yakitori, lacquered with red beans and maple (vegan 🌿) /// $5
- Polenta waffle, with smoked maple barbecue shred, creamy coleslaw, fresh herbs, maple aioli (vegan 🌿) /// $7
💵 Cash only
Thursday to Sunday
- Traditional pea soup (gluten-free and vegan 🌿) /// $5
- Beer and maple cocktail sausages with homemade pickle // $7
Thursday to Sunday
- Homemade maple-smoked pogo /// $5
- Macaroni and cheese with smoked ham and maple bacon (vegetarian option🌿) // $7
Thursday to Sunday
- ''Zeppole" doughnut with maple sugar 🌱 /// $5
- "Pasta e fagioli", hearty Italian Fagioli pasta soup cooked with maple-smoked pancetta, beans and vegetables /// $7
💵: Cash only
Thursday to Sunday
- New York style maple chocolate cookie 🌱 /// $5
- Two pocket pizzas with maple bacon, pepperoni and grilled jalapeño /// $7
Thursday to Sunday
- Homemade coffee served with a piece of Groleau's family maple syrup cream fudge 🌱 /// $5
- Miso soup and inarizushi: deep-fried, marinated tofu pouch filled with maple bacon with rice and black sesame (vegan option 🌿) /// $7
Thursday to Sunday
- Coco-maple hot chocolate (vegan 🌿) /// $5
- Gourmet pan-fried tofu sesame and maple pecans (vegan 🌿) /// $7
Thursday to Sunday
- Mexican general tao cauliflower with tamarind, maple and cilantro 🌱 /// $5
- Maple brisket taco with salsa verde and pickled shallots (veg. option 🌱) /// $7
Thursday to Sunday
- Chowmein and bean sprouts with peanut and maple syrup sauce /// $5
- Fried chicken wontons with spicy maple mayonnaise /// $7
Thursday to Sunday
- Joumou beef soup with homemade maple syrup bread (veg. option 🌱) /// $5
- Mac'n cheese with griot (veg. option 🌱) /// $7
Thursday to Sunday
- Black beer bacon jerky with maple syrup /// $5
- Spicy maple chorizo skewer, cajun shrimp and chimichurri /// $7
Thursday to Sunday
- Poorman maple syrup pudding 🌱 /// $5
- Poutine with maple ham /// $7
💵: Cash only
Thursday to Sunday
- Split pea and maple soup (vegan 🌿) /// $5
- Maple and barbecue smashburger /// $7
Thursday to Sunday
- Maple cannoli 🌱 /// $5
- Tourtière Arancini with homemade ketchup /// $7
Thursday to Sunday
- Cinnamon roll 🌱 /// $5
- Grilled cheese French toast with cheddar, bacon and maple syrup /// $7
Thursday to Sunday
- Yellow curry and coconut milk soup with vegetables and kabocha squash (vegan 🌿) /// $5
- Fried chicken meatball with yellow curry sauce and maple syrup /// $7
Thursday to Sunday
- Tamales with pulled pork /// $5
- Maple dulce de leche churros 🌱 /// $7
💵 Cash only
Sugar shack
Come and sweeten your beak with our trusty Beauceron maple syrup producer: David Lessard aka "Le Sucrier Urbain"!
Website
A sugar shack without maple taffy is like a lumberjack without an axe! Come and enjoy an indispensable taffy on snow during the 4 days of the festival in the Forest Area at the cost of $4.
Bring your crew and the kids and take advantage of the group price of 4 sticks for $14!
As well as enjoying a good stick of taffy, you can take a little bit of the sugar shack home with you to make the pleasure last!
- Can of maple syrup
- Maple butter
- Maple lollipop
- Maple cone
Come and quench your thirst in the bouésson area!
Four bars from the Promenade Wellington will be at your service on camp, in addition to the Benelux Beer Shack and the Coureur des Bois chalet.
For the second year, Cabane Panache is partnering with RECYC-QUÉBEC to make the festival even greener and more environmentally responsible. That's why all beverages will be served in a reusable, returnable glass for the small cost of $2 (which will be refunded if you bring it back). Even better, we encourage you to bring your own drinking cup to the event!
BENELUX Beer Shack
The shack
Feeling a little thirsty? Head over to the BENELUX Beer Shack, which this year will once again be serving up the event's official beer: Cimonak! a maple-smoked porter and some good broue to quench your thirst.
Sap into the fun with a good ol' Cimonak!
Beer Menu
Three types of beer from Brasserie Artisanale BENELUX will be available in 473 mL format:
- Melbourne, Sparkling australian ale
- Cactus, NEIPA
- Cimonak! maple-smoked porter
Racking
You've got a good view in front of the main stage, you're thirsty and don't dare leave for fear of losing your precious spot?
Don't panic, Benelux beer will be served into the crowd, thanks to the valiant racking lumberjacks.
Just ask and grab yourself a Cimonak! on the way!
Coureur des Bois Chalet
The chalet
For a second year, the Coureur des Bois family will be on hand with their original creations at the Chalet Coureur des Bois, the perfect place to quench your thirst on the festival site.
WebsiteDrinks menu
- PONCE À L'ÉRABLE: Whisky Coureur des bois Excellence 12 years, orange, maple syrup, mixed spices
- SPIKED COUREUR DES BOIS COFFEE: Coureur des bois maple cream, coffee, whipped cream
- CABANE À BLEUETS: Coureur des bois maple and blueberry cream, almond milk, blueberries
💳 💵 Card and cash
And since we love every detail, after your order with Coureur des Bois, you're invited to pull out a log and feast (with a little restraint so as not to scare off visitors!) during the evening in the Chalet Coureur des Bois's cozy lounge area.
Maltéhops
The trusty Maltéhops merchant ship will be on hand with barrels, hops and their unique energy to quench your thirst!
WebsiteBeer menu
Available in cans:
- TropiCabana IPA
- Blonde ale : Verdun Helles
💳 💵 Card and cash
Bar Palco
- Palco mulled wine
- Bourbonnade chaï (bourbon, chaï syrup and lemon)
Bar Social Verdun
Join the Bar Social gang for delicious drinks of their own!
Menu
- Maple Hot Toddy (Wild Turkey whiskey, lemon, ginger, maple)
- Paloma du rang #7 (Tequila El Jimador, grapefruit, lime, honey and coriander syrup)
Verdun Beach
Last but not least, Verdun Beach joins Espace Bouésson once again, with a range of tempting offers!
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- Glass of red wine
- Espresso Martini
Many thanks to RECYC-QUÉBEC, Cabane Panache’s proud partner in sustainable development and ecoresponsible practices.
Cabane Panache is working hard to reduce its ecological footprint! All restaurant containers, taffy sticks and utensils will be compostable! Cans of Cimonak! and other beverages served on site will also be recycled.
You’ll also find our brand-new Energir sorting stations made from 100% recycled materials to help you choose the right bin! Did you know that you could heat up your shack with food waste, while preserving the planet? How awesome is that!
Come and spend your sugar rush by taking part in our lumberjack activities… without spending a penny!
That’s right, all on-site programming is free of charge, for both aspiring and experienced lumberjacks. Traditional games, special storytelling, lumberjacking, jigging, traditional dancing, campfires… there will be something for everyone and plenty of action!
👨👩👧 Suitable for young children
Ongoing during opening hours
Galt street
Fizz, the new-style mobile and Internet provider, is once again coming to Cabane Panache camp to get you moving with bûcheling, a winter sport with a twist.
Come and test your lumbering skills in between two drinks or shows!
👨👩👧 Suitable for young children
Ongoing during opening hours
Forest area
The Desjardins Family Area is back again this year!
Get the kids ready for the maple taffy stand, as well as outdoor games like the giant tire and a hay-bale course for your flock's sugar rush!
👨👩👧 Suitable for young children
Saturday: 12 pm, 3:15 pm and pm
Sunday: 11:45 am, 1:15 pm and 4:30 pm
Touchette Trailer stage
Tissés Serrés Traditionnal Dancing is an independent volunteer organization dedicated to the preservation, transmission and development of traditional Quebec folk dance.
There's nothing like a square set and a few jig steps to help digest the good food you've eaten and warm you up a bit!
👨👩👧 Suitable for young children
11 am - Forest stage
Forest area
This year, Verdun's libraries invite themselves to the party with two storytelling hours especially for Cabane Panache.
You'll be singing, laughing and tapping your feet... with your rubber boots in the slush!
For children aged 2 and up, and all those who like to swing and sweert stories!
👨👩👧 Suitable for young children
1 pm - Touchette Trailer Stage
Corner of Wellington and Rielle streets
You and your partner are experienced lumberjacks and think you're the fastest and best at chopping wood?
Come and get your elbow greasy at the godendart contest and compete against the agility and strength of the other participants! Prizes and honor are at stake!
Register by following the link below!
Ongoing
Barbershop booth
Corner of Wellington and Galt streets
Beardlington's barbers will be on site on Saturday, March 23, to give you a trim of the beard or to refresh your haircut.
Their energy and sense of style await you!
Voluntary contributions.
Voluntary contributions. All tips will be donated to community foundations and organizations.
On Sunday, a make-up artist will give your little ones a lumberjack face with a unique beard make-up for kids
Ongoing during opening hours
In front of Dillingers, 4352 Wellington Street
Have you ever wanted to brag about getting a mullet done in the box of an old pickup truck at a festival in Verdun? Now's your chance!
The Dillingers' gang, barbershop and hair enthusiasts, will be on hand again this year to raise funds for the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada by organizing a crazy mullet contest!
Look for them in the box of their truck, which will be "parked" on the site.
2 pm
Touchette Trailer Stage
Corner of Wellington and Rielle streets
Do you think you're the hot pepper champion in your family? Defend your title, or send the most daring member of your gang to test his or her tolerance at Cabane Panache's hot sauce contest!
Test your tolerance with a selection of hot sauces, ranging from a little spicy to.... extremely spicy on the Scoville scale.
Who'll be on the podium after 5 rounds of increasing intensity?
*18 years and over.
Register by following the link below!
Ongoing
Barbershop booth
Corner of Wellington and Galt streets
Has your little one always dreamed of looking like real lumberjack or having a moustache like Louis Cyr? The make-up booth is the perfect place to transform your child into a little lumberjack!
Choose your beard or moustache model and watch it metamorphose with a few strokes of the brushes of the students in the esthetics program of the Centre de formation professionnelle de Verdun.
Don't forget to immortalize the moment in the small photobooth!
👨👩👦 Suitable for young children
11 am, 12:30 pm, 2 pm and 3:30 pm
Small courtyard
Workshop led by Denis Caron, a history buff with a passion for passing on know-how, who will share his knowledge of the life of the coureurs des bois and the fur trade.
You'll learn all about the history of the woven sash, winter sports of yesteryear, traditional means of transportation and snowshoe crafts!
Duration: 1 hour
👨👩👧 Suitable for young children
11 am, 12 pm, 1:30 pm and 3 pm
Small courtyard
Bring the whole family and learn to play the wooden spoon with Monsieur André!
The musician who played on the Forest Stage the day before will be on hand on Sunday to lead an introductory workshop on wooden spoons and podorythmy.
Duration: 30 mins
👨👩👧 Suitable for young children
Ongoing during opening hours
Forest Area
The region's bravest lumberjacks will be on hand to demonstrate their cutting skills with a typically Québécois tool: the godendart!
Will you have enough arm juice to help them handle this two-handled saw?
*1m40 and over
Ongoing during opening hours
Crafts of yesteryear area
The Boréalis Museum, dedicated to protecting the heritage of Quebec's paper industry from the Mauricie region, will be present at the camp with the "Trees in all senses" exhibition!
Come and discover the many facets of the lumberjack's raw material: trees. Explore the anatomy of trees, their uses, the life cycle of softwoods and much more.
It's a fun way to learn more about this element of our daily lives and its heritage in Quebec!
👨👩👧 Suitable for young children
Ongoing during opening hours
Crafts of yesteryear area
Enjoy an authentic experience as you churn your own butter or learn how to make candles by dipping in the company of Château Ramezay's team of volunteer guides.
Immerse yourself in these traditional activities and discover the know-how of our craftsmen.
7 years and up
Ongoing during opening hours
Crafts of yesteryear area
Come and learn more about Native traditions surrounding maple water with Maison Nivard-De Saint-Dizier, museum and archaeological site.
Several tools will be on display, as well as a demonstration of traditional woodworking techniques. Discoveries and fun guaranteed!
👨👩👧 Suitable for young children
Ongoing during opening hours
Crafts of yesteryear area
MUMAQ - Musée des métiers d'arts du Québec will be on site at Cabane Panache with a booth where festival-goers can explore the rich and passionate world of fine crafts. You'll be able to express your own creativity by making bracelets in a warm atmosphere blending tradition and innovation.
👨👩👧 Suitable for young children
Ongoing during opening hours
Crafts of yesteryear area
Les Ateliers de la Pierre du Québec, dedicated to the promotion and transmission of know-how in the stone trades, will be present at Cabane Panache on Saturday and Sunday.
Experts will demonstrate the various techniques and processes involved in stone cutting through examples and sculptures.
Discover the know-how and tools of yesteryear, and the whole world of stone-cutting!
Ongoing during opening hours
Crafts of yesteryear area
Can you recognize the tracks left by Quebec's mammals?
Wildlife observation is an essential outdoor activity that can be enjoyed all year round! When you visit the Parks Canada kiosk, you can play spin the mammal roulette and identify the footprints, droppings and fur of a chosen animal.
It's a great way to discover Quebec's fascinating wildlife and recognize the signs they leave behind!
👨👩👧 Suitable for young children
Thursday and Friday : 5 pm to 8 pm
Saturday : 11 am to 4 pm
Sunday : 12 pm to 4 pm
In Notre-Dame-des-Sept-Douleurs church
Come and discover a small market of knitted and handmade products from the Cercle des fermières inside the church at the heart of the event!
Hot chocolate, coffee, milk and soft drinks will also be on sale on site. Perfect for a little haven of peace and warmth!
👨👩👧 Suitable for young children
Ongoing during opening hours
Between Gordon and Rielle streets
Several games will be scattered around the site to give your little budding lumberjacks all the space they need to unleash their madness: giant ski, pool table, tug-of-war,
Form a team and let the (friendly!) clan war begin!
👨👩👧 Suitable for young children
Presbytery park at the corner of Galt and Wellington streets
The forest area is the perfect place to unwind!
The area will feature a small stage, wood-burning stoves for warming up, and rustic furniture!
Wood choppers, maple taffy and play structures will ensure a trip into the woods right at the heart of the event!
Corner of Galt and Wellington streets
Lost your way in the woods? Looking for the Trail next door, the beer shack, want to know more about the program or just want to chat?
Look out for the red hut: the scouts at the information kiosk will be able to answer your questions!
And just behind this spot lies Cabane Panache's best-kept secret...the outhouses!
Behind the main stage
Come and immortalize your visit to Cabane Panache in the hidden photobooth behind the main stage!
Completely immersive, you'll be able to claim to have been "in a shack deep in the woods" and to have lived a true lumberjack experience!
Take a trip to the general store section of the event site on Saturday and Sunday to discover artisanal and local products put on display by merchants and businesses who take the know-how of our region to heart! 🍁
At Cabane Panache, syrup flows all along Wellington street! Come get your booties going along the Side trail, which will take you on a sugarshack themed walk to the shops along the street to keep the festivities going from one end of the Well to the other! 🥾🎉
Saturday: 11 am to 6 pm
Sunday: 11am to 5pm
On Wellington between Gordon and Rielle streets
LOCO, the eco-friendly grocery par excellence, will be at Cabane Panache's general store with a selection of local products, ready-to-eat foods and zero-waste accessories.
Saturday: 11 am to 6 pm
Sunday: 11am to 5pm
On Wellington between Gordon and Rielle streets
Join the friendly gang at Brock-Art boutique for an array of products from local artisans linked to the VerdunLuv and sugar shack themes.
Clothing, jewelry and kitchenware all made in Quebec are yours to discover at their booth!
Saturday: 11 am to 6 pm
Sunday: 11am to 5pm
On Wellington between Gordon and Rielle streets
LUFA Farms will be in the general store, offering products from their urban greenhouses for tasting, such as their famous cocktail tomatoes and fresh cucumbers. We've been told they'll also have a few surprises around the sugar season theme!
More details3804 Wellington Street
Head to the VerdunLuv Pop-up throughout March for BIG BILL's ultimate lumberjack uniform. From plaid shirts to the famous orange toque, you'll even find a limited quantity of event merchandise!
More details3819 Wellington Street
Discover the market's maple products: teas, cones, alcoholic products, and enjoy a homemade vegan, coconut-maple hot chocolate!
More details3910 Wellington Street
For the occasion, a maple brioche with toasted pecans and a poor-man's pudding (vegan and gluten-free!) are available for pre-order from March 11 on patisseriebeline.com for pick-up on Friday March 22 and Saturday March 23.
A very limited quantity will be available on site at the event - first come, first served!
3913 Wellington Street
Practice your slapshot and penalty shots with the four interactive targets in the store's ice rink area!
More details3929 Wellington Street
Pitou also deserves to be in the sugar shack theme! Visit Chico - Boutique d'animaux for red checkered dog scarves and bacon treats.
More details3952 Wellington Street
Canadian and Québec cookbooks are in the spotlight in the Pulp bookstore and café! Treat yourself to a moment of relaxation with a special maple syrup latté.
More detailsBetween 4019 and 4025 Wellington Street
the hidden alleyway is transformed into the Sweet Alley for Cabane Panache! Come and take selfies or pictures and immortalize your visit to the event in a decor that will transport you straight to a little maple grove of yesteryear!
4448 Wellington Street
Don't forget to stop by Le Toledo bakery for their maple desserts and specialties: maple pannetone, maple cruffin and maple pecan éclair.
More details4567 Wellington Street
The new Dominican restaurant Yiraeh is preparing a specialty for the occasion: maple manioc dumplings. Don't miss it!
More details4578 Wellington St.
Pizza No.900 also gets in on the action with a Pancetta, potato and maple pizza to be enjoyed with the Limacero cocktail, concocted especially for Cabane Panache!
Perfect for dinner in the comfort of their restaurant on the Well.
4611 Wellington St.
The Cha Noir Tea House team is back in the kitchen to offer maple shortbread and delicious mini maple meringues, available for the sugar season only.
Free tastings of teas and herbal teas with a " Cabane & local products " theme:
- Balsam fir (young sprouts from the Gaspé Peninsula)
- Labrador tea (Hand-picked in Gaspésie)
- Temps des sucres (Their original maple tea recipe)
These teas and herbal teas will also be available in the tearoom, as infusions to take away, and in bulk in the boutique.
5047 Wellington St.
The first Saturday Tre Punti of the spring season begins with a theatrical workshop featuring games, characters, expressions and improvisations inspired by the sugar shack tradition.
They'll then scour every nook and cranny of the Studio in search of Easter eggs and well-hidden surprises! Who knows, maybe a little present will be waiting for them before they head home at the end of the evening?
A meal will be served before participants return home, full of stars in their eyes, ready to tell all about their creations.
This event is for children aged 4 to 9, and runs from 5:30 to 7:30 pm. Fees are $35 and include entertainment, lunch and taxes.
3807 Wellington St.
Want to keep the party going after the event? La Bêtise awaits you with a special Cabane Panache cocktail!
"Bêtise dans Cabane": Coureur des Bois, Ungava Gin, liquid smoke, smoked bacon.
Available on event days only!
4019 Wellington St.
Come and warm up at the Palco, the Well's convivial bar located just a stone's throw from the event!
Its cocktail of the month is inspired by the classic Black velvet with a Cabane Panache twist.
Le P'tit Velours, maple syrup, whisky, Mystique rosé cider, Irish stout and fleur de sel will go down smoothly after a big day out!
If you have any further questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us at info@promenadewellington.com.
Is Cabane Panache free?
Admission to the event and all its programming is entirely free! Only the food and beverage booths charge a fee. Please note that some booths will only accept cash as payment.
*Only the Candlelight concert in the Église Notre-Dame-des-Sept-Douleurs is a paying event. Tickets available here
Is it possible to book in advance?
As Cabane Panache is an outdoor festival on Wellington Street, it is not possible to take reservations for groups. We advise you to arrive early to get a front-row view of the Main Stage, for example, and make the most of everything!
How to get to the event?
As the Cabane Panache festival takes place on Promenade Wellington, the site is accessible in many ways, but to both keep fit and reduce your ecological footprint, we recommend active or public transport:
🟢 BY METRO – De l’Église station, green line
🚌 BY BUS – Lines 12, 37, 58 and 61
🚲 BY BIKE – Bike path along the waterfront and De Verdun street. Bicycle parking nearby
🚗 BY CARSHARING – More than 500 parking spaces nearby, including the Éthel multi-level car park with 260 spaces. For a parking map, click here!
Is Cabane Panache a family event?
Absolutely! We encourage the whole family to come out and enjoy the Cabane Panache experience. Most activities and entertainment are kid-friendly, and decadent hot chocolate will be available at Chez Robin Marché Local booth.
Are there toilets on site?
Yes, there will be several “bécosses” (outhouses) located behind the info booth, including one for people with reduced mobility. You can always use the toilets at nearby businesses in exchange for a small drink! 😉
Are dogs allowed on site?
As long as he’s on a leash, Doggy is welcome to join in the fun! Please note that a lot of people are expected, so if your pet isn’t comfortable in crowds, it might be best to leave him at home!
Also note that with spring weather and the expected number of boots, Cabane Panache camp can get muddy fast, and it can get messy for your four-legged friends!
What’s the best way to dress for Cabane Panache?
Cabane Panache is a 100% outdoor event and takes place at the beginning of spring in Quebec, so while the weather can be great, it’s always a little chilly! Dress in layers, and hats and mittens are a must. There will be fireplaces and campfires at various points on the site to keep you warm, but double up on your socks and put on your warm woollies!
As for style, this is the time to get out your lumberjack clothes that you don’t mind getting dirty, and warm, waterproof “chouclaques”. White shoes aren’t recommended, but your best plaid shirts sure are! 😉
Are shows postponed in case of rain, snow or bad weather?
As far as possible, all shows and events are maintained, depending on the intensity of the weather and the type of show. The show must go on! However, if a show has to be postponed or rescheduled, you’ll be notified via our social networks and Facebook event.
What should I bring to Cabane Panache?
Here’s a non-exhaustive list of the essentials for a great time at Cabane Panache!
- A bottle of water: Cabane Panache is an eco-friendly event! No bottled water will be sold on site. A water station will be available to refill your bottle, so remember to bring your water bottle!
- Cash : Some booths do not accept cards as a method of payment. We recommend that you withdraw cash in advance, to avoid waiting in line at the bank! And don’t forget a little $2 for the ecocup deposit! If you need it, there’s a Banque Nationale, an RBC and a Caisse Desjardins close to the site.
- Warm clothes: a pair of extra socks won’t take up much space, and will save you a couple of toes if Mother Nature ever decides to bring up cold weather, especially in the evening!
- A reusable bag: You never know what treasures you might bring back with you on a trip to Cabane Panache! Don’t forget your reusable bag to bring back your findings or souvenirs.
- Reusable containers and utensils: If you want to be at the top of your game, you’ll want to bring along some small containers to hold leftovers in case you’ve bitten off more than you can chew to avoid food waste. If you have picnic utensils, for example, remember to slip them into your bag!
For more tips on how to be a green and responsible festival-goer, check out this article!
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