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Performance hall and theatre open year-round in the former Saint-Jean-Bosco Catholic Church. It is used for cultural, artistic (especially music, theater, audiovisual, painting), tourist, community, social and sporting purposes. On Facebook.
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Ducharme covered bridge
Town-type truss bridge, erected in 1946, spanning the Bostonnais River on rue de l'Église, on the northeast side of the village. Its span has a length of 41.76 m. In 2006, this bridge was classified as a heritage building by the Quebec Ministry of Colonization. This toponym evokes the memory of Charles Romulus Ducharme, who served as a member representing the locality in the Legislative Assembly of Quebec during its inauguration. Ducharme Park (picnic area) is on the northwest side of the covered bridge.
Thiffault covered bridge
Town-type truss bridge, erected in 1946 at rang Sud-Est, spanning the Bostonnais River on the northeast side of the village. This toponym evokes its builder, Raymond Thiffault (1903-1981), who was a forester and taxi driver in Saguenay. In 1936, he bought a forest plot in La Bostonnais. Its span has a length of 41.73 m.