Bibliothèque Adélard-Berger

A museum of regional history and of ancient and contemporary Quebec ceramics. The ceramics component occupies a place of importance in the history of the region since, starting in 1840, ceramics was one of the dominant sectors of the Haut-Richelieu economy. From 1840 to 1940, the region of Saint-Jean and Iberville was identified as the Canadian pottery capital.

This National Historic Site of Canada is located on the site of the Royal Military College Saint-Jean. This site constitutes the passage of Indigenous warriors, French, English, American troops and several Canadian units. This National Historic Site of Canada traces the history of its various occupants. This museum notably exhibits thematic maps, models, uniforms, weapons, artefacts and archival documents.

The International Hot Air Balloon is one of the eight biggest festivals in Quebec. It is the largest gathering of hot air balloons in Canada. Each year, the nine-day festivities attract more than 250,000 festival-goers. The program includes two balloon flights per day (morning and evening, depending on weather conditions) and various shows by Quebec, Canadian and international artists. All activities are offered on the site. The program offers in particular the Magic Nights, the festive and lively culinary offer and rides.

This centre offers activities in all seasons. Main services/activities in summer: hammocks and lounge chairs, slackline, kayak, paddle board, canoe, water games, volleyball, picnic area. In winter: icy path adorned with garlands of lights and a luminous arch, with a fire pit area for warming up. Rental of boats, water taxis, equipment (Frisbee, spikeball and volleyball net), skates, snowshoes and snow scooters.

BMX track.

Indoor skating rink.