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City in Quebec, Canada
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Joliette is a cultural, residential, commercial, industrial and institutional city, located in the regional county municipality (MRC) of Joliette, in the Lanaudière region of Quebec, in Canada.
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Desjardins Cultural Center
Performance hall.
Musée d'art de Joliette
Fernand-Lindsay Amphitheater
Covered concert hall for the main stalls, and an extended outdoor stalls.
Movie theater.
Saint Charles Borromeo Cathedral (1892)
Catholic cathedral.
Christ-Roi Church
Catholic church.
Sainte-Thérèse church
Catholic church.
Canadian United Pentecostal Church
Pentecostal Church.
Joliette Heritage Trail
This heritage trail allows visitors to relive significant moments in 39 stages and visit memorable sites in local history. Through interpretive panels, visitors learn about the past of Joliette and the Village d'Industrie. This heritage trail was created as part of the cultural development agreement between the City of Joliette and the Ministry of Culture and Communications. The historical booklet for the trail is available online.
Public golf course.
Baby Bowling Alley
Bowling alley.
NatürSUP location Center
Boat rental service for nautical excursions on the L'Assomption River.
The Spot Climbing Center
Climbing center.
Shooting club.
Quebec National Day
Large public celebration with fireworks.
Joliette Ice Festival
This winter festival has been maintaining the tradition and reputation of our region for many years. With the natural skating rink on the L'Assomption River now closed, these winter celebrations will now take place along the banks of the L'Assomption River. A seasonal festival perfect for families everywhere!
Lanaudière Festival (music)
The Lanaudière Festival is the largest classical music festival in Canada. This internationally renowned event is accessible to the general public thanks to the most prestigious musical artists.
Memory and Roots Festival
Joliette Comedy Festival
Every year, for three days, more than 40 comedians and some twenty shows are presented in six venues. This festival brings downtown Joliette to life, transforming it into the comedy capital of the Lanaudière region.
Restaurant. Dine-in. Takeout. Contactless delivery.
Restaurant. Dine in. Takeout orders.
Chicken restaurant.
Caterer.
Lunch restaurant. Dine-in. Takeout. Delivery.
Lunch restaurant. Dine-in. Takeout. Contactless delivery.
Intimate microbrewery with a terrace serving European and Quebec dishes as well as house beers in an old building with brick exterior walls.
Pub. Eat in. Takeout orders.
The Melkior-Neighborhood Bistro-Bar
Beer bar. Dine-in. Takeout. Delivery.
La Broue Sport Brewery
Brasserie. Dine-in. Takeout orders.
Pub. Eat in. Takeout orders.
Alchemist - Microbrewery
Craft brewery. Dine-in. Takeout orders.
Pub. Eat in. Takeout orders.
Billiard room.
3-star hotel.
Motel with outdoor pool.
Joliette Public Market
Public market where producers and artisans offer regional products on Place Bourget. Since 2015, this market has been managed by the Joliette Public Market Producers Cooperative, in collaboration with the City of Joliette.
Joliette Christmas Market
Every year, this downtown Joliette market brings Christmas traditions to life for visitors and allows them to purchase a variety of original products and gifts. For some thirty artisans and local producers from the region, this artisan village is a privileged showcase of their products and services. These products are displayed in outdoor wooden houses decorated with thousands of lights and giant fires. This winter market brings together Lanaudière's agri-food sector, living heritage, traditional music, and Lanaudière culture. After visiting this Christmas village, visitors can visit the downtown businesses, including restaurants and bars.
Mall.
In SG Mode, Gluten Free
Bakery-pastry shop.
Creations and Flavors
Pastry shop and confectionery.
Petite Charlotte Pastry Shop Inc.
Bakery-pastry shop.
Bakery.
Takeaway restaurant.
The city of Joliette has a public transportation service, the Corporation de transport Joliette métropolitain (CTJM). The network covers Joliette, Notre-Dame-des-Prairies and Saint-Charles-Borromée.
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