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Theatre la Marjolaine, founded in 1960 by actress Marjolaine Hébert, is the oldest summer theater still in operation in Quebec. Located in Eastman, the theater's historic barn from 1889 accommodates nearly 300 spectators per show, offering a festive and bucolic atmosphere for a unique cultural experience. Under the direction of Marc-André Coallier since 2004, Theatre la Marjolaine continues to captivate audiences with a diverse program of plays and musicals, including the iconic production of "Les Nonnes" that has become a staple of the theater's repertoire over the years. Generated from their website

Vieux Clocher de Sherbrooke is a vibrant venue in Sherbrooke, QC, hosting a diverse range of performances that include humor and music. The programming boasts an impressive lineup featuring well-known artists, ensuring something for every taste, from comedy shows to live concerts. The venue provides easy ticket purchasing options, either through phone reservations or online ticket sales. Patrons can also enjoy the experience of virtual gift cards and subscribe to a newsletter for the latest updates on upcoming events. Generated from the website

The Theatre Palace de Granby is a vibrant bar located in the heart of Granby Quebec. Known for its lively atmosphere this venue combines a rich history with modern flair making it a popular spot for both locals and visitors. Enjoy a selection of drinks and cocktails while taking in the unique decor and occasional live performances creating an unforgettable experience in this charming town. Generated from this place's information