The best parties Canada

The European tradition of the Christmas markets has appeared in Quebec for a few years.

To discover local products, make a jump in Old Quebec, Trois-Rivières, the Brome-Missisquoi region, Joliette or Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré.

The festive atmosphere, worthy of this kind of celebration in Bavaria, allows this event to distinguish itself with Bavarian music and dance, various musical shows and animations, a market for craftsmen, conferences and tasting workshops. The issue of immortalize the event was born L'Oktoberfest, a rousse brewed by Les Trois Musketeers, which has been an official beer of the festival since its inception. In 2012, we were entitled to a 2nd official beer, La Helles, brewed by Hopfenstark de l'Assomption.

The biggest event of its kind in the country, with dozens of hot-air balloons, many with astonishing shapes. Young and old alike can't help but marvel at the take-offs, which take place at 6 a.m. and 5.30 p.m. from the panoramic take-off field. And what about the night show, when the hot-air balloons light up in a breathtaking ballet of colors! Bonus: major shows every evening and a multitude of activities for all.

This open-air gourmet event focuses on the world of cheese, good food and period theatrical entertainment. More than 50 exhibitors take part, from artisan cheesemakers to meat producers, pastry chefs, microbrewery alcohol and beer producers, food trucks, craft artisans and more. The program also includes shows, family entertainment and other special activities.

The summer version of Winterlicious offers a tasty culinary journey through the city. More than 200 of the best restaurants in the provincial capital are creating menus designed to celebrate the colors of summer. For lunch and dinner, they are offering fixed-price tables d'hôtes that are sure to please any budget. Given the popularity of this festival, it is strongly recommended to reserve your place at the restaurant and at the events. A popular event for Torontonians to discover new addresses!

In the heart of Greektown, Danforth Avenue becomes pedestrian for three days to celebrate the cultural diversity of the neighborhood. You will be able to learn some traditional dance steps from more than ten countries. But Greektown obliges, Greece is here in the honor, whether it is in music, in dance or in flavors. Booths, stages, a youth zone and many other activities await you in a revamped formula for the 2023 edition. A great celebration based on the city's cultural diversity!

A member in good standing of the Canadian Food Truck Festival, which includes the cities of Brampton, Burlington and Pickering, the Toronto edition takes place in the enchanting setting of Woodbine Park in the Beaches neighbourhood on the shores of Lake Ontario. Dozens of food trucks will be there to treat festival-goers. There are even vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free and halal options. The icing on the cake is a great line-up of shows.

One of Toronto's most beautiful food events, if only for the location, on the shores of Lake Ontario, which takes on a magical air in the evening. Dozens of booths offer street food from all over Asia. There is also a section dedicated to artistic creations (art, fashion, film, photography...) as well as another that serves as a craft beer bar. A ticket is required to access the gourmet market, the Waterfront Beercraft Festival and the evening shows (valid for 1 day).

A true annual tradition, this gourmet event draws crowds to the Esplanade du Parc Olympique every first Friday of the month during the summer months. The program features one of the largest gatherings of street food trucks in the country. And there's something for everyone, whether you're a carnivore or a vegan! There's also a program of shows and the Rue Culturelle, an "artery" dedicated to promoting the culture of a different community each month. An excellent idea for a gourmet outing in the metropolis!