Come hear the telling of some unforgettable stories at one of Québec’s oldest storytelling festival.
Bal chanté © Sophie Jeukens
Vi Indigaia © Sophie Jeukens
Balade contée © Sophie Jeukens
Balade contée © Sophie Jeukens
Mille et une nuits © Sophie Jeukens
Mille et une nuits © Sophie Jeukens
Mille et une nuits © Sophie Jeukens
Jeanne Ferron © Sophie Jeukens
TARD © Sophie Jeukens
TARD © Sophie Jeukens
Prices
Adult
$90
Indicative prices, please check with the establishment.
Dates On now
October 15 to 25, 2026
Getting there
Les jours sont contés Storytelling Festival is located in Sherbrooke (Eastern Townships), about 130 km from Montréal as the crow flies.
Parking
Paid parking on site
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On site
Recreational and cultural activities
- Concert, show
- Tales and legends
Comfort and amenities
- Restrooms
Admitted customers
- Teens
- Adults
- Childrens
- Groups
Themes
- Literature and poetry
Frequently asked questions
Where is Les jours sont contés Storytelling Festival located?
Les jours sont contés Storytelling Festival is located at 138 Rue Wellington Nord, Sherbrooke, in the Eastern Townships region. It is about 130 km from Montréal as the crow flies.
When does the event take place?
The event takes place from October 15 to 25, 2026.
What are the prices?
Indicative prices: Adult: $90. Check current prices with the establishment.
Is there parking?
Yes: paid parking on site.
Is it a good outing with children?
Yes, children will find on site: tales and legends.
What amenities are available on site?
On site: restrooms.
Are groups welcome?
Yes, groups are welcome. Contact the establishment to plan your visit.
How can I contact the establishment?
You can reach the establishment by phone at 819 566-6996 or on its website: maisondesartsdelaparole.com/festival-les-jours-sont-contes/programmation.
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Last updated: May 31, 2026