Celebrate Les journées de la culture 2025 in Sutton!
It's an eagerly awaited annual event: Les journées de la culture! Whether you're alone, with family, or with friends, you have the opportunity to celebrate the artistic and heritage richness of our region.
Les journées de la culture aim to democratize culture, encourage citizen participation, and highlight the work of artists and artisans. From Friday, September 26 to Sunday, September 28, 2025, several cultural organizations offer a range of free activities in Sutton, and some paid events are also available.
Free Activities
offered by cultural organizations
recognized by the Town of Sutton
Zine Creation Workshop at the Municipal and School Library
Are you familiar with the world of zines (short for magazine)? Discover this artistic form of publication and share a moment of creativity while exploring paper, folding, and binding. During this workshop, zines will be created and exchanged among participants, and copies of the completed works will then be exhibited at the Library.
Saturday, September 27, 2025
From 1 p.m.to 3 p.m.
Municipal and School Libray
19 Highland Street
Residents: free | Non-residents: $10 + taxes
For adults and teenagers aged 15 and over
Registration required on the AccèsCitéLoisirs platform
For more information: Marie-Claude Plasse, Cultural Agent, [email protected]
Presentation of artist François Mathieu’s work at D’Arts et de rêves: What will I mold then?
The visual artist presents the works he created during his residency at D’Arts et de rêves. His work stems from an exploration of various molding techniques using selected objects. Visitors can admire both the original objects and the works that were made from the molds.
Saturday, September 27, 2025
From 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.
D’Arts et de rêves
57 Principale North Street
Free activity
No registration required
For more information: dartsetdereves.org/evenement/que-vais-je-donc-mouler/
Sutton School Art Open House
The art school opens its doors to you with this event of celebration, encounters, and artistic discoveries centered around its mission. It’s an opportunity to gather, marvel, and showcase the creative process to the public.
Program:
- Collective exhibition of works created during the 2025 Art Camps
- Art Lab
- Live Music
- Gourmet Counter
- Charity evening titled Bricolage en 3 temps
From Friday, September 26 to Sunday, September 28, 2025
From 10 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Sutton School Art
79 Principale South Street
Free activity for the whole family
No registration required
For more information: ecoleartsutton.ca/programmation/portes-ouvertes/
Exhibition I Am a Tree by Artist Catherine Magnan at Arts Sutton
The exhibition offers an intimate connection with nature through installations inspired by forest rituals and naturalistic drawings, where art and environment meet.
From Friday, September 26 to Sunday, September 28 (and until October 12)
From 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Arts Sutton
7 Academy Street
Free activity
No registration required
For more information: artssutton.com/exposition/je-suis-un-arbre/
To discover all the free activities offered in the Brome-Missisquoi RCM,
consult the Culture Days Practical Guide 2025.
Paid Activities
Espace Sutton 25th Anniversary Benefit Concert at Saint-André Church
Espace Sutton celebrates its 25th anniversary by offering the community the opportunity to attend a unique concert at Saint-André Church. Directed by Marie-Claude Elias, the Trium Choir and the Grand Chœur de Sherbrooke present Le Requiem by François Dompierre, with the composer in attendance.
Sunday, September 28
At 4 p.m.
Saint-André Church
89 A Principale North Street
Tickets: $60, sold at the Sutton Tourist Information Office, Nath’Elle Boutique, and on the Zeffy platform
For more information: espacesutton.com
Karen Young and Marianne Trudel Concert: Voice and Bösendorfer Piano in Glen Sutton
Come celebrate singer Karen Young’s 50-year career. She will be accompanied by the very talented Marianne Trudel, winner of two Opus awards last February, who will perform on the recently restored Bösendorfer piano. The show Ode to Nature, Ode to Life! navigates through the words of Gilles Vigneault, Richard Desjardins, Joséphine Bacon, The Beatles, Abbey Lincoln, Joni Mitchell, and Neil Young.
Sunday, September 28
At 3 p.m.
Historic Glen Sutton Church
1458 Vallée-Missisquoi Road
Tickets: $100 (patron), $55 (adult), $25 (student), $10 (10 and under)
For more information and to purchase tickets: vivarte.ca or 514 266-1089