Festiv'arts Caribéen de Magog

You are invited to the 10th edition of Festiv'arts caribéen de Magog

July 31 to August 2, 2026 – Parc de la Pointe-Merry

Free admission

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Parades Inflatable games for kids Live music Artisans and artists Food corner Cultural workshops Parades Inflatable games for kids Live music Artisans and artists Food corner Cultural workshops

Shuttle service from Montreal and Sherbrooke

From $10

Festival lineup

🕐 Coming soon

Saturday, August 1, 2026 - Afternoon

Aziz Douani will play his enchanting Oud near the Morocco pavilion in the afternoon

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Detailed schedule

🕐 Coming soon

From July 31 to August 2, 2026, dive into the vibrant atmosphere of the Caribbean, in the heart of Magog.

Festiv’arts Caribéen is a free, family-friendly festival, open to all, celebrating the richness of Afro-Caribbean culture through visual arts, music, dance, gastronomy, crafts and living traditions.

On the program:

🎶 Open-air live music
👑 Festive parades, performances and surprises
🎨 Artists and artisans to discover
🍛 Authentic Caribbean cuisine
🎭 Interactive workshops for young and old
🎈 Inflatable games for kids

It’s the perfect summer gathering to have fun with the family, discover new cultures and celebrate togetherness in a joyful and friendly atmosphere

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In the hope of supporting local artists, we provide booths for exhibitors wishing to showcase their magnificent creations. The art exhibits on display are highly varied: paintings, sculptures and other derived products such as merchandise available for purchase, all aimed at supporting the work of our many talented Caribbean artists. The main objective and mission of Festiv’arts Caribéen is to bridge the gap and create unity between the beautiful facets of Caribbean culture and people from around the world seeking to embrace and take part in “Vivre ensemble” (living together), through the arts.