Festival des arts de Mascouche

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September

Mascouche is famous for the Mascouche Arts Festival, an exhibition competition of visual arts. Heald annually in September, this is the largest arts festival in the Lanaudière area.

It is held indoors, which allows it to continue operating in inclement weather conditions. Guest and solo artists are also welcome to display their work at this festival, and it would be a great place to visit for any art enthusiast.

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