La Shed Qui Tourne (“the turning shed”) is the pottery studio of Suzanne Ryan, an experienced ceramic artist. The Montebello studio, which also serves as a boutique and showroom, takes its name from its original location in a former woodshed. Discover this fascinating art form and pick up some one-of-a-kind pieces. Sign up for a studio experience to take part in the creation of your own piece of pottery in a friendly atmosphere!

When night falls, discover Parc Omega's immersive light trail entitled "Oniro: what do animals dream of? This nocturnal walking tour, offered at certain times of the year, includes projections, sound effects and light effects. Take a contemplative, playful stroll through the dreams of a mother wolf and explore the invisible links between living beings. Rediscover nature through new eyes as you follow the journey of Oniro, a lost wolf cub, through magical worlds. Let yourself be amazed by the installations and fall back into childhood for an evening.

Situated on the shores of the magnificent Lac des Oiseaux, this restaurant invites you into a convivial setting, combining modernity and tradition, where friends and family can enjoy a gourmet experience with a touch of the boreal. Inspired by multiculturalism, the refined cuisine features dishes concocted from local, seasonal produce.

Extend your experience at Parc Oméga and take advantage of the facilities for sleeping in the heart of nature and wild animals: tipis, wi-tents, cabins, a house on stilts or panoramic chalets are available for rent. You can also take advantage of different accommodations that allow you to sleep with a wolf pack, a unique and completely immersive experience. Communal kitchen and sanitary facilities are available at all times. What's more, a private walkway is available exclusively to lodging guests, offering bear-watching opportunities.

Located in Saint-André-Avellin, in the Petite-Nation region, Kîsisam offers pastries inspired by ingredients rooted in a rich Indigenous cultural heritage. In the Oji-Cree language, Kîsisam means “the one who bakes with fire.” Chef and owner Dominique Lalonde blends traditional Indigenous flavours with a modern touch to create a unique culinary experience that celebrates culture and traditional knowledge. The business also offers immersive workshops exploring boreal forest ingredients and Indigenous culinary traditions, as well as a catering service featuring boreal flavours.

Located in Montebello, the Centre d'exposition Napoléon-Bourassa presents a rich program of visual arts and crafts, showcasing professional and emerging artists from the region and beyond. Attend exhibitions, events and mediation activities that stimulate creativity and reflection, while forging links between the artistic milieu and the community.