Library
CULTURE DAYS
September 28 and 29
Story time for ages 1 to 5
Animated activity
Saturday September 28, 10:30 a.m.
From first encounters between toddlers and stories. On the program: age-appropriate books, nursery rhymes and games, accompanied by Bouquine and her puppet Bizou.
Blagueur le Bavard
Puppet show
Saturday, September 28, 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m.
It’s rehearsal day at the circus! Balthazar, the ringmaster, and Cybile, the tiger tamer, want everything to be perfect for the big premiere. Blagueur the clown disrupts rehearsal by cracking jokes and goofing around, because he thinks making people laugh is something that comes naturally. Guided by Manu and his magical books, the audience will help Blagueur figure out his act.
Exhibition in the Library's atrium
Saturday, September 28, 10 :30 a.m.
Floréat en arts aims to create a space for exchange between the members of the Regroupement des artistes de Rosemère and to promote their work while enhancing the Town of Rosemère's artistic tourism among its citizens during the summer season.
A Serious Look at Humour
Interactive talk
Sunday, September 29, 2 p.m.
Patrick Tremblay, an instructor at the École nationale de l’humour, will draw on scientific research from the last 40 years to demonstrate the benefits of comedy for our health. Did you know that laughing stimulates creativity and positive thinking? In this talk, you’ll learn how to use humour to keep your spirits up!
Participants will also try out Focus tonique exercises to boost energy, reduce stress and promote creativity.
Carving a Legacy
Exhibition
September 4 to November 27
Rosemerite Zack Wester’s talent takes him beyond the boundaries of conventional art and into automotive engineering. He invites you to join him in blending tradition and innovation, and converging creativity and car design, to celebrate a whole new form of artistic and cultural expression.
Download
the program here.
Register for activities on Voilà! Rosemère (except exhibitions).
Gastronomic pleasures
Harvest Day
A festive and generous event that's 100% local
September 14, from 11 A.M. to 3 P.M. 
Public Market
June 26 to August 7 , 2024, 3 p.m. to 7 p.m.- 62 Lacs Café
- Au pays des petits fruits
- COOP des Basses-Laurentides
- ENYO
- Édition Lo-Ely
- Fines Herbes Patrick Lauzon
- Frit et Gof
- La Halte Jardinière
- La Transformerie
- Lyofige QC
- Lilly and Grace
- Marius et Fanny
- Milibee
- Paysage en pot
- Spice ta vie
- Un trèfle et 3 brins d'herbe
- Vieux Balsamique
- Sauces Watatatow Inc.
- Tasty nuts
- Vinerie du Kildare
Flowers, parks and green spaces
Rosemère in Bloom
Rosemère in Bloom is an annual contest that residents can enter free of charge. Prospective contestants in all categories must submit an entry form online, along with a picture.
All details here: ville.rosemere.qc.ca/rosemere-in-bloom.
Gardening bazaar and Secret Gardens Tour
July 14, 2024
Outdoor sports and recreation
Rosemère en santé
June 9, 2024Departure in front of Alpha School.
Participate in this family-friendly race for all ages. Courses of 1, 3, 5 and 10 km are available. Please register online on the Rosemère en santé website. It will also be possible to register on site, on the day of the event, starting at 8 a.m. and ending 30 minutes before each race.
Consult the map of the courses
Festive events
Citizens' Day
August 17 at Charbonneau Park, starting at 4 p.m.
Art and cultural activities
Outdoor Movies
June 28 and August 23, 2024, 8:30 p.m.
June 28 | Kung Fu Panda (in French)
August 23 | Migration (in French)
The activity is free and does not require registration.Bring your chairs and blankets.
In case of rain, even light rain, the activity will not take place. If it has to be cancelled, information will be shared via our communication platforms.
June 28 | Kung Fu Panda (in French)
August 23 | Migration (in French)
In case of rain, even light rain, the activity will not take place. If it has to be cancelled, information will be shared via our communication platforms.
Family shows and summer concerts
from June 26 to August 7, 2024
Family shows
Saturdays July 6 and August 10, 2024, 10:30 a.m. | Parc Charbonneau
In case of rain, family shows will be held at the Memorial Community Center
July 6 | Un conte de jardin
Puppet theatre and flying creatures
A playful journey through a garden's tiny world of insects and flowers, where everyone has a role to play.
August 10 | Yaya du Farwest
Circus tightrope walking acts
Saddle up! To Western tunes, Yaya takes you into her eccentric world of madness, contrasting humour and physical feats. Clowning, hula hooping and slacklining are all on the bill!
Summer concerts
June 26 - August 7, 2024, 7:30 p.m. | On the grounds of the Recreation Department, 325 Grande-Côte Road.
In case of rain, the concerts will be held in Sainte-Françoise-Cabrini church.
June 26 | Lulu Hugues
Rock & Blues
In this new show, Lulu Hughes returns to her first loves: rock and blues. Accompanied by five musicians, the singer performs songs from her most recent album. Her repertoire also includes references to those who have inspired her, from Janis Joplin and Aretha Franklin to the Rolling Stones and Led Zeppelin. A performance that promises to be both high-energy and filled with emotions.
June 27 | Le Rosemère Big Band
Swing & Jazz
For their own enjoyment and that of the Rosemère community, they have livened up numerous events with delightful musical rhythms, ranging from swing to popular hits and even daring to perform some jazz tunes. This inclusive band welcomes musicians of all ages. The only criterion is that the new recruits want to give their all for the benefit of the whole band!
July 3 | Stefie Shock
Singer, songwriter, composer
Stefie Shock, real name Stéphan René Caron, is a Québécois singer-songwriter-composer, multi-instrumentalist, producer and DJ. He has released eight albums since 2000. In 2022, Stefie Shock went back on tour to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the release of his album Le décor. Renowned and rewarded for his songwriting and composing, he also stands out on stage, where his concerts have been warmly received hundreds of times.
July 10 | Marco Calliari
Modern Re-interpretations of Italian Folklore
After 30 years in the music business, Marco Calliari's new show is a grand journey that retraces his impressive artistic career and strong influences. The Calliari Bang! Bang! show features an explosive cocktail of pieces in which Italian-style world music and heavy metal discreetly but skilfully mix and mingle. With his new compositions and revisited classics, Marco succeeds in perfectly blending brass and strings.
July 17 | Habana Café
Cuban
Habana Café is a Cuban band that performs original music. Habana Café is a marriage between Cuba and Quebec, traditional and modern, French and Spanish. Julian Gutiérrez, musical director, singer and pianist, is accompanied by excellent musicians who will have you dancing and will carry you away to the warmth of Havana right through the show.
July 24 | District
Rock
Since the band's beginnings in 2005, District has known how to thrill audiences. The group has forged a reputation for dynamic, rock-infused shows. District appeals to many generations, thanks to their repertoire of popular songs, sometimes reinterpreted in their own style, that appeal to all tastes.
July 31 | Colin Moore
Rock, blues
Colin Moore is a Montreal singer-songwriter-composer with a unique, bewitching voice, often compared to the greats: the voice of a young Springsteen, the rock of Petty, the road followed by Dylan, the rebellious energy of Ness, the power of Cash. His free-spirited lyrics sing of love in all its extremes, where friendship and solitude happily hobnob.
August 7 | Matt Holubowski
Alternative folk
“This fourth opus, Like Flowers on a Molten Lawn, is the result of renewed love and energy. For life and music. I saw two springs go by and each time everything died, it all slowly but surely came back again. It gave me hope. It's in that spirit that I am presenting this album and this show. It's the result of two years of tinkering and rebirth. It stirs, it rocks, it lives and it evolves. I can't wait to experience it with you.” -- Matt