Grands Feux Loto-Québec Fireworks

The Grands Feux Loto-Québec are making a strong comeback with 8 grandiose fireworks events combining musical and artistic pyrotechnic performances.

The public is invited to enjoy a festive atmosphere, starting at 6 p.m., at Quai Paquet in Lévis or at Place des Canotiers in Québec, before the launch of the pyromusical show which starts at 10 p.m.

Schedule

• August 4 – Opening Night: Rock 'N' Roll
  Live music, air guitar contests, tattoos and rock classics in a high-energy atmosphere.
• August 6 – Fiesta Latina
  Latin music, dance lessons, karaoke and vibrant entertainment inspired by Latin culture.
• August 11 – Corn Roast Night
  Fresh corn, local musicians and beloved Québec classics for a festive summer gathering.
• August 13 – Halloween Night
  Costumes, themed entertainment, mask decorating and a best costume contest for all ages.
• August 15 – New Country
  Line dancing, lasso throwing, a mechanical bull and a lively western-inspired atmosphere.
• August 18 – Cosmos
  Virtual reality experiences, galactic face painting and space-themed activities.
• August 20 – Platinum Electro
  DJs, glow-in-the-dark activities and electrifying beats that keep the dance floor moving.
• August 22 – Grand Finale: 30th Anniversary Celebration
  Giant birthday cake, family-friendly entertainment and the most spectacular fireworks show in the event’s history. 

The best places to watch the fireworks for free in Québec City:

Several spots let you enjoy the fireworks while discovering the city from a different perspective.

• Place des Canotiers: Located along the river, it offers a clear view of the sky with the Château Frontenac in the background. This is the official site of the Grands Feux, where themed entertainment is featured every evening.
• Dufferin Terrace: This iconic boardwalk at the foot of Château Frontenac lets you admire the fireworks in a lively and vibrant atmosphere.
• Parc Montmorency: A quieter choice, this park offers a green setting to watch the sky light up, while still being close to the activities of Old Québec.
• Pierre-Dugua-De Mon Terrace: Perched high above the city, it is renowned for its breathtaking panoramic view of both the city and the river—an ideal spot to take in the fireworks in all their splendor.