What to Do in Québec City in February

Check out the 30‑ft snow sculpture, the new 300-foot long slide, and Pixel, an immersive experience dedicated to the joy of gaming. See the giant floats and dance to the electrifying rhythms of outdoor shows. The Québec Winter Carnival also features many partner events in the region, including a Polar Bear Swim in a river at Jacques-Cartier National Park. February 7 to 16

Québec City gets a big case of hockey fever when thousands of young players from all over the world descend upon the city for the International Pee-Wee Hockey Tournament. February 12 to 23

Presented at Québec City’s breathtaking fine arts museum, MNBAQ, this exhibition takes works by the famous duo and sets them alongside those of other modern Mexican artists as well as photographs that contextualize the paintings, helping viewers get a feel for the era. February 13 to May 18, 2020

Come watch skaters go down slopes measuring up to 700 metres at around 80 km/h and face various difficult obstacles (raised bumps, steep slopes and tight turns). A unique event at Massif de Charlevoix. February 20 to 22

The Pentathlon des neiges has become a winter tradition that attracts thousands of people to the Plains of Abraham each year. Locals and visitors form teams to tackle the various disciplines that make up the event, which is open to families, businesses, schools, and even seniors. Some athletes even complete the entire winter pentathlon by themselves. So impressive! February 22 to March 1

Dozens of restaurants bring on the gravy train for Québec City’s Poutine Week. Try some new takes on an old classic and vote for your favourite. February 1 to 7