Events
FÊTE NATIONALE
Sunday June 23rd as of 4 pm at the municipal beach, down in the pine forest – 3304 8th Avenue
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CANADA DAY
Monday July 1st from 4 pm to 11 pm at Collège Champagneur – 3713 Queen St.
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LA RÉCOLTE – MARKET
July 6th, August 3rd and 31st from 10 am to 2 pm in Town Hall parking lot
La Récolte is a market, overseen by the Rawdon Chamber of Commerce in collaboration with the Municipality of Rawdon. It’s goal is to offer citizens, growers, harvesters and small scale processors a local venue to promote the agro-food cultural heritage of the region; a friendly place where locals and visitors have access to a variety of quality foods, fresh or processed, in keeping with a respect for nature.
To ensure that this project develops smoothly and takes root, there will be 3 events in Rawdon during the summer of 2019, bringing together about 15 exhibitors. We will take this opportunity to gather valuable information and constructive feedback from the stallholders and customers, to open the market officially in 2020.
For more information please contact Josianne Proulx, coordinator at the Rawdon Chamber of Commerce by telephone at 450 834.2282 or by email at ccdrawdon@gmail.com.
CLASSICAL CONCERT – LA SINFONIA DE LANAUDIÈRE
Wednesday July 10th, 7:30 pm at St-Patrick’s Church – 3759 Queen St.
Voluntary contribution
STORY – UN BOUQUIN ENTRE DEUX SAPINS
Saturday July 20th, 10:30 am at Nichol Park – 8th Avenue
In case of rain, the activity will be held at the Beach Chalet – 3304 8th Avenue
Come as a family and join us in the pine forest at Nichol Park to enjoy a lively tale. Get ready to participate! Bring your lunch and your chair and enjoy the water play area afterwards.
SATURDAY OUTINGS – FOREIGN JOURNEY
Saturday July 20th, 8 pm at Place Rawdon – park facing Town Hall
In case of rain, the show will be held at the Collège Champagneur – 3713 Queen St.
The 80’s were marked by these two giants who dominated classic rock like no other group could. Foreign Journey brilliantly performs the greatest hits of these two epic bands: Don’t stop believin’, Cold as ice, Separate ways, Open arms, I want to know what love is and many more await you for a show filled with memories and intense energy!
CANADIAN ORIENTEERING CHAMPIONSHIPS
July 27th and 28th at Kinadapt – 1800 Laurin St.
Orienteering is the sport of navigation using a map and compass, to find the most efficient path possible on a predefined route, traditionally through the forest but also, more recently, in urban areas.
In collaboration with Kinadapt, this race is for people aged 10 to 85 and over!
For additional information: ramblersoc.ca
BOOK SALE
Saturday August 3rd, 9:30 am to 3 pm at the library – 3743 Queen St.
Bring your own bags and come meet the folks from the Chaumière Jeunesse organization.
CLASSICAL CONCERT FOLLOWED BY A PUBLIC READING, WINE AND CHEESE ($)
Friday August 9th, 7 pm at the municipal beach, down in the pine forest – 3304 8th Avenue
In case of rain, the activity will be held at école Marie-Anne – 4567 du Mont-Pontbriand St.
1. Classical Concert
Rosalie Lane Lépine, soprano, accompanied by Hakim Boudaa, pianist, will offer us a repertoire of love songs. The duo will present a potpourri of French melodies, Lieder, and Italian operatic airs that speak of love. You will hear excerpts from the greatest composers of past centuries, including Mozart, Rossini, Schumann, Strauss and Poulenc. Come and listen to Cherubino whisper sweet nothings into your ear, or to Queen Semiramide as she longs for her lover!
2. Humorous bilingual public reading with Faux-amis
Friday December 24th. The situation is critical. Saydie, a video game store coordinator from Montreal, is in Québec City. Her mission: to recover the figurines that Nicolas, a young indomitable sculptor, has held off on delivering, and to bring them to Toronto as quickly as possible. Travelling together from the Capitale-Nationale to the Queen’s City becomes the only possible compromise, but the holiday season prolongs the journey. Faux-Amis talks about social hierarchy, cultural and linguistic conflicts, the Canadian landscape and undoubtedly of budding love.
Get ready to laugh and to have a wonderful evening!
DRAGON BOAT
Saturday August 10th at the municipal beach – 3304 8th Avenue
22 Dragons Rawdon is proud to be hosting the 16th Rawdon Dragon Boat Festival! Once again, this year, we are expecting about 30 teams of 20 paddlers from all over the province of Quebec.
The race distances in this competition are 200 m and 400 m. For the past two years, this festival is also the last step for some teams to compete for the Student Cup.
Races begin between 8:30 and 9 am and finish at around 3 pm.
For additional information: 450 916.7896 / lambertpoirier@hotmail.com
STORY – UN BOUQUIN ENTRE DEUX SAPINS
Saturday August 17th, 10:30 am at Nichol Park – 8th Avenue
In case of rain, the activity will be held at the beach chalet – 3304 8th Avenue
Come as a family and join us in the pine forest at Nichol Park to enjoy a lively tale. Get ready to participate! Bring your lunch and your chair and enjoy the water play area afterwards.
SATURDAY OUTINGS – IMA
Saturday August 17th, 8 pm at Place Rawdon – park facing Town Hall
In case of rain, the show will be held at the Collège Champagneur – 3713 Queen St.
With over 300 000 albums sold throughout her 20 year career, IMA’s reputation is well established. With her soft and sensual voice, she knows how to captivate her audience and touch their hearts. IMA takes us on a musical voyage on lascivious rhythms of Jazz, Bossa-Nova, Soul and gypsy style that blend together for our greatest pleasure. Thanks to a repertoire that includes great classics in French, English, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese, as well as her own compositions, IMA and her musicians offer us a colorful, warm and authentic world tour.
PRISON BREAK
Saturday August 24th at La Terre des Bisons – 6855 Parkinson Rd.
Forget about the easy way around, you will have to face 25 obstacles on an exciting course without getting caught. Well, you have 3 chances. But beware, if you arrive at your destination with having kept at least one escape flag, you will have to go through the dungeon…dark and full of surprises!
For additional information: info@justrun.ca
OUTDOOR CINEMA – LE PARC DES MERVEILLES (v.f.)
Saturday August 24th, Place Rawdon at dusk – park facing Town Hall
In case of rain, the activity will be cancelled
Bring your blankets and your chair. Pyjamas accepted! A great family outing!
MEC RACE
Sunday August 25th at Kinadapt – 1800 Laurin St.
MEC races are now the largest series of races in Canada. We are expecting over 500 people to participate in this trail race; 1 km events for children, 5 km, 10 km and 20 km. It is a very friendly event and very popular with families. For those who would like to camp on site for an additional experience, contact Kinadapt: 450 834.4441 / kinadapt@bell.net.ca
To register, click here