3 Best Places To See in Saint-Hyacinthe

“Jardin Daniel A. Séguin covers a total area of 4.5 hectares for educational, cultural, and tourism purposes. The garden is known for having one of Quebec's most significant annual collections and celebrated its twenty-fifth anniversary in 2020. For over 25 years, Jardin Daniel A. Séguin has been enhancing the community's knowledge and quality of life. Its main objective is to ensure sustainability for the present and future generations while promoting its full potential. The garden features many shaded areas with benches where visitors can sit and enjoy the surroundings.”

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“Stade L.P. Gaucher is an excellent example of Depression-era stadium construction, featuring bas-relief sculptures of working men on its yellow brick facade. The Stade L.P. Gaucher consists of seating for 2,048 people, with rows of red, yellow, and blue wooden seats. A new center score clock is in place, but the arena retains its classic charm with a mix of coloured wooden benches, support columns, and other antique touches that give it a bright and unique appearance. There’s a new scoreboard at the center, but the arena still has colourful wooden seats, support columns, and other old-fashioned details.”

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“Centre des Arts Juliette-Lassonde features two performance halls, including one with 700 traditional seats. Centre des Arts Juliette-Lassonde hosts professional performers, local performing arts groups, and visual arts exhibitions. The centre is particularly significant for the Les Maskoutains regional county municipality, which has a population of 80,000 people. Many nationally and internationally recognized artists have performed there. The center also hosts a variety of professional shows and events, both private and public, throughout the year, including indoor and outdoor activities.”

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