I adore small vintage theaters like this. My last night in Quebec I had some free time and decided…read moreto check out a movie somewhere...fortunately they show english ones here. On their website it took me awhile to comprehend that O.F.V. means its in french, O.V. means english and F.V means french voiceover (I think I got that right) The seats weren't terribly comfy but tolerable. The popcorn was much more reasonably priced than in the US and actually tasted freshly made. The theaters are smaller than typical but not as small as some of the reviews I read made it sound...only downside is the one I was in had the door in the front which is weird. But yea, evvvveryone will see you walk in late

This was a really fun little theater in a great neighborhood. We had a great time. The staff was…read morepolite and helpful.

Very well located, I have been about 4 times. Most of the time we would go on the night the movie…read morewas out. I have seen a line up of people but feel like there is never more then one person at the ticket counter? Maybe it has to do with the time I choose... I really don't know. There is two self serve when you walk in the door. That might be a better option if the line up is full. I like the arcade when you come in, you can have some fun before your movie. The food like any cinema is expensive but am ok with it. I have the nacho with double warm cheese. With a slushi that I switch from red or blue depending on what I feel like having. Also there always seem to be parking. That is a major bonus, I have not tried this location on a cheap Tuesday...but I tried it on multiple occasions on friday were the movie was out and still lots of parking.

It wasn't a music "festival", but if I told you that the first big concert I ever attended was a…read moredouble bill of The Beach Boys and Fleetwood Mac you could reasonably assume that Quebec City's 11-day FEQ Festival might not be my jam but surprise: I loved it. One ticket gets you admission to all of the paid stages featuring 11 nights of music. No ticket is needed for admission to the free stage also featuring very good music. During FEQ the streets come alive in the early evening, with sponsor, vendor, food, and drink booths. Participating in any part of the FEQ experience pretty much makes it unnecessary to plan anything else for your evenings; it's literally where everyone is. When a couple evenings of music are canceled due to impending thunderstorms attendees leave in an orderly fashion understanding that their ticket will get them into all of the shows on another night and, well, what are you going to do about inclement weather? There are many different prices of admission to FEQ and what you pay dictates where you'll sit or stand during the shows. The artists - at least in 2023 - don't seem to be the biggest names in the business but many were well known (e.g. Foo Fighters, Green Day). In addition to the free stage a VIP pass got me into the Plains of Abraham stage one evening: 3 bands, huge screens, great sound, lots of fun. Festival tickets sell out but whether or not you have them, planning a trip to coincide with this festival is the right way to see Quebec City.

This is a world class festival. The biggest and longest one in canada!…read more The first time I saw FEQ, I had no idea what it was but just notices the huge crowds near the citadel and parliament. The place is on fire. People are kind and it's just a great festival with great music. There are 3 stages and each one has either 3-6 performers at each one. The quebec loto stage is more personable and only allows about 2000 people each night. The bell stage allows up to 90000 people! They frequently close the gates around 8pm for big shows bc it reaches capacity. For me the best part is the run to the stage. They open the gates at 6pm and people run to their preffered spots on the gate. Along the middle most musicians come up close for you to get amazing photos and even high five you! It's magical and I am so addicted to front row. It is outside and weather dependant but I've only had 2 shows cancelled by weather in two years (imagine dragons and Luis fonsi). They do close if there is lightening or thunder.