3 Best Places To See in Drummondville, QC

"Musée de la Photographie Desjardins is dedicated to protecting, preserving, analyzing, influencing, and appreciating photography. Musée de la Photographie Desjardins offers various services and workshops, covering everything there is to know about the vast photography community. In addition to tailor-made events for specific clients, guided tours, audio guides, and immersive workshops are always available to tourists. The Musée National de la Photographie Desjardins offers permanent and temporary exhibitions, allowing for a dynamic experience while preserving the museum's essence. The Musée provides free admission for children aged 12 and under, except for group visits. Musée de la Photographie Desjardins is also a place of research, teaching, and dissemination dedicated to the artistic and cultural influence of photography and history.

"Maison des arts Desjardins aims to develop a local and regional performing and visual arts culture. The core of the stage and the main hall of the building have been constructed and preserved, and the rest has risen in the city's heart. For over 50 years, Maison des arts Desjardins has been where artists explore, perform, and touch people's hearts. Maison des arts Desjardins is a collaborative, cohesive project that is in harmony with its surroundings and environment. In addition to providing space for administrative facilities, they host organizations that offer courses, workshops, activities, and shows. Maison des arts Desjardins is a modern destination offering a range of theatre, music, comedy, and lectures in a large, stylish space. Special offers are occasionally offered for certain shows.

"Centre Marcel-Dionne is a 4,000-capacity multi-purpose arena that was built in 1963 and was initially called Centre Civique. The arena is home to the ice hockey team Drummondville Voltigeurs. Centre Marcel-Dionne has friendly and accommodating staff. Their facility also features a well-organized restaurant and bar, ensuring an enjoyable experience for all who attend events at the arena. Centre Marcel-Dionne provides sports facilities. The site is easily accessible, with more than 1,700 parking spaces available both on and off the street in the city center, and is within walking distance of numerous shops, bars, and restaurants. The two main entrances overlooking Corriveau Street will be completely redesigned to create a large entrance hall, where the ticket office will be located.