Festival des couleurs de Rigaud à Rigaud

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Why go

The Festival des couleurs de Rigaud is the region's autumn tradition: three days to enjoy the fall colors with family or friends at Parc Chartier-De Lotbinière. The classics we love are still there, with even more reasons to come back.

What to do

Shows on the Grande scène: WHAT'S NEXT?! (a local band), Les Gars du Nord, Something New (a Beatles tribute), Le Vent du Nord, and France D'Amour, with special guest Éléonore Lagacé.
First Nations: Traditional and Pow wow Dancers from Kahnawà:ke, and Indigenous art workshops.
Tales and Legends of Rigaud Mountain: a new activity at the Sanctuaire Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes in Rigaud.
Local Artisans and Flavors, entertainment, and youth activities.
Eco-responsibility: the Maison des jeunes de Rigaud is on-site to raise awareness among festival-goers about best practices.

Nearby

Take advantage of your visit to discover the Sanctuaire Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes in Rigaud, where this year the Contes et légendes de la montagne de Rigaud are being held, and the village core of Rigaud.

Getting there

The festival takes place at Parc Chartier-De Lotbinière in Rigaud, Montérégie. Check the official website for the site map and parking options before you leave.

Good to know

Admission is only $5 + taxes for ages 12 and up. Tickets and the full schedule are available at festivaldescouleurs.com. The festival takes place outdoors: make sure to wear weather-appropriate clothing for October.

Safety tips

The festival takes place outdoors: dress according to the fall weather.

At a glance

Information

Characteristics

Best season

October 10, 11, and 12, 2026 (28th edition)

Season

October 10, 11, and 12, 2026 (28th edition)

Region

Montérégie

Good to know

Frequently asked questions

When will the Festival des couleurs de Rigaud take place in 2026?

The 28th edition takes place on October 10, 11, and 12, 2026, at Parc Chartier-De Lotbinière in Rigaud.

How much is the entrance fee?

Admission is $5 + tax per day, or $13 + tax for the 3-day pass. Free for ages 12 and under. Tickets and program: festivaldescouleurs.com.

What shows are being presented on the Grande scène?

Five shows: WHAT’S NEXT?!, Les Gars du Nord, Something New (a tribute to the Beatles), Le Vent du Nord, and France D’Amour, with Éléonore Lagacé as a special guest.

What's new for 2026?

A redesigned site and a revamped Grande scène, with a larger focus on First Nations (dancers from Kahnawà:ke, Indigenous art workshops) and the Tales and Legends of Rigaud Mountain at the Sanctuaire Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes.