Tremblant’s Fête de la Musique Celebrates 26 Years of Music, Discovery and Emotion

A true summer tradition for families, music lovers and visitors from near and far, the Fête de la Musique has become a must-see cultural event in the Laurentians. Emerging artists and renowned performers come together to deliver memorable performances in a unique setting at the foot of the mountain.

A Musical Tradition That Has Been Bringing Tremblant to Life for 26 Years

Tremblant’s Fête de la Musique is celebrating its 26th edition in a big way and once again promises to bring the Tremblant Resort to life with a festive, inclusive and completely free program. For more than a quarter century, this iconic event, created by internationally renowned violinist Angèle Dubeau, who also serves as its artistic director, has transformed Tremblant’s pedestrian village into a massive open-air stage where more than 30 shows and concerts unfold in an electrifying atmosphere.
For this new edition, Tremblant invites the public to enjoy an incomparable musical experience where artistic discoveries, festive energy and shared moments come together in the heart of summer.

“The Fête de la Musique has always been a true passion project for me. As we approach the 26th edition, I am still filled with the same enthusiasm and passion. This great musical celebration was created with the ambition of showcasing music in all its forms, creating a gathering place where audiences and artists can connect in Tremblant’s enchanting setting while being carried away by the grandeur and beauty of music.”
— Angèle Dubeau, O.C., C.Q., O.M.

A Village Transformed into an Open-Air Stage

During the Fête de la Musique, Tremblant becomes a true playground for discovery and celebration, with music filling every corner of the pedestrian village. From the moment they arrive, visitors can stroll from one stage to another, moving effortlessly from emerging talent to performances by renowned artists in a lively and welcoming atmosphere.

The festival showcases a wide variety of musical styles, from pop and jazz to classical and world music, allowing everyone to find their own rhythm and discover something unexpected throughout the day. Families can enjoy street entertainment and interactive workshops, while groups of friends settle onto terraces to extend the experience with music and the delicious offerings from Tremblant’s restaurants.

Music also accompanies visitors as they make their way through the village, from the heart of the pedestrian area to the base of the mountain, creating a continuous and natural atmosphere. More than a festival, it is an experience that brings people together, where culture blends with the mountain setting and creates lasting memories.

More Than 25 Years of Celebrating Musical Diversity

Founded in 1996 : The event was created to celebrate Canadian musical excellence in all its forms and make it accessible free of charge to as many people as possible.

A long-standing summer tradition : Since its creation, the festival has traditionally taken place during Labour Day long weekend.

A remarkable evolution : From its very beginnings, the Fête de la Musique has become a major cultural event in Quebec, with national media coverage confirming its importance. Among the hundreds of artists who have participated over the years, Kent Nagano and the OSM, Jean-Pierre Ferland, Oliver Jones, Michel Rivard, Ariane Moffatt and Robert Charlebois hold a special place in the heart of its founder. In 2025, the festival celebrated its 25th edition.

A mission rooted in diversity: The program highlights a wide variety of genres, including classical music, jazz and world music, while showcasing Canadian musical excellence.

2026 Edition: Three Nights, Three Musical Journeys

Among the full lineup, the three late-evening performances will offer a journey through the heart of emotion. This unique sensory experience, built around powerful themes, is sure to leave a lasting impression.

September 4: The Beauty of Harmony and Contemplation

The journey begins Friday under the sign of reflection. With Ensemble Caprice, audiences will discover pure musical genius through the perfect balance between structure and harmony. J.S. Bach’s famous Brandenburg Concertos will offer a suspended moment of serenity.

”A true celebration of the architectural beauty of sound”, explains Angèle Dubeau.

September 5: A Grand Celebration Powered by Music

Saturday will be all about celebration and dance! The stage will come alive with the one and only Grégory Charles. A remarkable pianist, singer and performer with contagious energy, this exceptional communicator will take audiences on an exhilarating journey through some of the greatest hits of our time. It will be an evening where music becomes a source of joy and movement. The audience will be invited to follow the rhythm!

”I personally invite festivalgoers to take over the site, which will become, for the evening, a giant dance floor!” says the artistic director

September 6: Songs That Touch the Heart

Finally, on Sunday evening, music will become an emotional release with Pierre Lapointe. Through his Chansons démodées pour ceux qui ont le cœur abîmé, he will share fragments of life that resonate with us all.

”A masterful conclusion that demonstrates how music, in all its sensitivity, can carry a message that goes far beyond words”, says Angèle Dubeau.

Experience the perfect mix of music and nature

This summer, let the music carry you away and experience moments where emotions, discoveries and connections come to life at the foot of the mountain. Tremblant’s Fête de la Musique invites you to celebrate its 26th edition, promising an unforgettable experience for music lovers of all ages.