The Hottest Cultural Events in Québec City This November
Québec City has an exciting lineup of activities and events this November. From grand shows to captivating exhibitions and exclusive events, the city’s cultural offerings are on point. Read on to discover the hottest happenings of November 2024.
Our Fave Cultural Event in November
When it comes to culture in Québec City, November is anything but slow! One event that we always look forward to is the German Christmas Market, which fills the city centre with the spirit of Christmas starting on November 21. Stay tuned for the full program of market events and performances!
More Hot November Events
Early Days: An exhibition on Canadian Indigenous Art exclusively presented in Québec at the MNBAQ
Duel Reality – All’s Fair in Love and War: A modern circus show from Les 7 doigts de la main at Le Diamant Theatre, November 21–23
Professional wrestling match at Le Diamant Theatre, November 16
Diana Krall: The great jazz singer will be at Le Grand Théâtre de Québec, November 25 and 26
Sarah McLachlan: Live at the Videotron Centre as part of her 30th anniversary tour, November 7
Cultural Experiences for All Seasons
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Along with all the events happening in Québec City, there are also plenty of great places to fill up on art. Here are a few recommendations of places to visit:
Québec City’s museums, including Musée de la civilisation, where visitors are sure to love the temporary exhibition on the history of pro wrestling in Québec until April 2025, along with a grandiose new permanent exhibition entitled “In Other Words, Québec.” There are also many gorgeous permanent exhibitions at Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec, along with a temporary exhibition of Helen McNicoll’s work that runs until January 2025. For great cultural programming in smaller, more intimate settings, check out Maison de la littérature and the Morrin Centre.
We also love catching up-and-coming talent from Québec and beyond at Grizzly Fuzz and Pantoum. We’re also big fans of the Impérial Bell, which brings in a wide range of artists and has a funky resto-bar next door, District Saint-Joseph. We usually grab a bite there early before the show and then use the back passageway to beat the crowds into the Impérial.
