June 11 to 19, 2027
With a focus on French-language music, the Francos de Montréal is an annual 10-day celebration of culture that inspires Québec pride in the very heart of the Quartier des Spectacles. From Hip-Hop to Electronica by way of Folk and Pop, the language of Molière is celebrated across genres and styles. Featuring an eclectic range of free mega-shows, the Francos fest sets the tone for a dynamic season of celebrations at Place des Arts.
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Célébrer Gilles Vigneault : Au cœur du pays
June 12, 20271 performanceSalle Wilfrid-PelletierGilles Vigneault says that a song is like a boat we board to set out on a journey; one could say he has built beautiful, large, and sturdy ones, made to sail far and for a long time. The project Au cœur du pays was born when he invited several captains to take the helm.
A celebration of Francophone culture
Thousands of people gather each year to celebrate Francophone culture from all over the world. For 35 years now, the Francos de Montréal has energized the heart of the city in summer, featuring an increasingly broad program showcasing all musical backgrounds. This festival is a source of pride as well as a premier showcase for the French language.
An opportunity for the next generation to interact with accomplished artists, the event showcases a wealth of talents who share the stage in extraordinary themed evenings. Nine days of festivities take place in the various venues around Place des Arts, with a program that takes full advantage of the unique Quartier des Spectacles. This one-of-a-kind celebration of Franco culture is not to be missed!
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Francos de Montréal : 12 shows from sure bets to new discoveries
Les Francos de Montréal promising to be a wild affair! This year, the indoor program at Place des Arts is focusing on sure bets, while the Nuits urbaines series on the Esplanade’s will push the boundaries of contemporary music even further.
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