Québec parliament publishes free autumn programme through December
Exhibitions, family events, literary activities and guided experiences are included in the National Assembly’s new autumn visitor programme.
Québec’s National Assembly has published an autumn programme of free public activities running from September through December at the Parliament Building in Québec City.
The programme begins with Kabir Kouba. Le Grand Serpent, a photography exhibition by Christian Bouchard on the Kabir Kouba waterfall and Wendat territory, on view through November 7. Other exhibitions cover Québec’s maritime history and, beginning November 16, experiences of poverty across the province.
Family and cultural dates
- October 24: a book-club discussion with author Alexandre Duval.
- October 31: Halloween activities at the parliament from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
- November 28: holiday activities, including a Santa visit and ornament-making.
- December 19: a family pyjama story event with musician and storyteller Pierre Leclerc.
The Assembly also lists guided themed visits and seven yoga sessions. Details, capacity limits and any registration requirements are available through the visitor section of the Assembly’s website.
Source: Assemblée nationale du Québec, “Des activités gratuites à inscrire à votre agenda automnal!” (published September 12, 2026).
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