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2023 programming

The soundtrack to your summer

Listen to the artists of the FEQ

July 6 to 16, 2023

11 days of music in the heart of Quebec City

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Frequently asked questions

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  • Are there accessible viewing zones for persons with limited mobility?

    Yes, the Festival has reserved accessible viewing zones for all stages. Note that both the mobility-impaired spectator and accompanying companion must have passes.

    Reservation procedure

    1 - Buy a pass for you and your accompanying individual

    2 - Reserve your place starting on Saturday May 13 at 9 a.m. at 418-800-3347 / 1-855-800-3347. Limited to four shows per person.

    Starting on June 5 : Unlimited.

    3 - Create a client account to download the e-ticket of the show you made a reservation for. All your reservations' e-tickets will be available in your client account. This ticket is required in order to access the zone.

    Sections capacity

    Including mobility-impaired individuals and their companion :

    • Bell Stage - Plains of Abraham : 250 places
    • Loto-Québec and SiriusXM Stages - Parc de la Francophonie : 24 places
    • Hydro-Québec Stage - Place de l'Assemblée-Nationale : 20 places

    Sold-out shows :

    • Bell Stage - Plains of Abraham : July 7 & 16
    • Loto-Québec and SiriusXM Stages - Parc de la Francophonie : July 6 & 10

    These zones are reserved to any individual who is mobility-impaired, whether permanently or temporarily (limb in cast or mobility-impairing injury), and who must use a manual or electric wheelchair, three- or four-wheel scooter, white cane, crutches, walker, guide or service dog (you may be asked for a certificate).

    Evening of the show

    Come with your accompanying individual to the entrance of the site before 8: 30 p.m. If you arrive later, your reservation will be cancelled.

    Places are not attributed on a first come, first served basis. Employees will optimize the available space to make sure every festivalgoer has the best stage view possible.

    Drop-off area

    The adapted transportation (STAC) drop-off location will be communicated subsequently.

  • When is the next FEQ edition?

    The Festival d'été de Québec 2023 will take place from July 6 to 16, 2023.

  • Where are the outdoors stages located?

    In 2022, the FEQ shows were presented on four outdoor stages:

    • Bell Stage on the Plains of Abraham.
    • Loto-Québec Stage at parc de la Francophonie (side-to-side stages).
    • Sirius XM Stage at parc de la Francophonie (side-to-side stages).
    • Hydro-Québec Stage, place de l'Assemblée-Nationale (free access).