Welcome to La Ronde, Quebec's largest, most exciting theme park! La Ronde is thrilled to welcome to its amusement park guests from all over the province of Québec as well as international guests. If your family is looking for things to do in Montréal, you’ve come to the right place. With over 40 rides and attractions, soaring rollercoaster, enchanting children’s rides for families with young children, live entertainment, classic dining options, and special events like Fright Fest and L’International des Feux Loto-Québec, there’s always something new and exciting happening in the park!   Quebec’s leading destination for thrills and family fun!    

Jumping into an Arbraska adventure means discovering each activity with friends or family. Set yourself free in our enchanted world!  If you’re a hungry adventurer or perhaps a not-so-brave warrior ‒ as aerial treks go, Arbraska adventures are… really really fly! 6 Different Parks to Choose from : RAWDON Lanaudière - 1 hour from Montreal RIGAUD La Montérégie - 45 min from Montreal MONT-SAINT-GRÉGOIRE La Montérégie - 30 min from Montreal LAFLÈCHE L'Outaouais - 40min from Ottawa CHAUVEAU In Québec city (formerly Sarbayä) DUCHESNAY 45 min from Québec All our Quebec and Ontario parks offer a full range of activities that are sure to make you step up and go for it! Explore the one nearest you first, then aim for the total experience at our other locations. Rates: Prices defer depending on activity chosen - anywhere between $0 to $35 CAD per child ticket. 

OPTICA centre d'art contemporain presents:Activity inspired by the artistic practice of Sandra Brewster Mediation: Digital Educational Toolkit  Due to the health crisis that is significantly reducing youth’ access to art and culture, OPTICA has developed a digital educational toolkit for school groups and families. The kit provides an opportunity to discover the practice of the artist Sandra Brewster whose work is currently confined at OPTICA. It also allows for students to be introduced to contemporary art and to learn more about artist-run centres in general. The kit contains a virtual tour that can be facilitated by a teacher and an accompanying guided visit scenario is made available to help guide the visit. If preferred the tour can be conducted by a mediator from the center via a video conference platform. A downloadable and printable student booklet is also made available for use; it contains a lexicon of the themes addressed in the exhibition, a short biography of the artist and 5 educational activities that can be carried out both in class and at home. The kit also includes a creative workshop that introduces students to the image transfer technique Brewster uses in her work. To obtain a kit and/or plan a virtual visit with a mediator, please contact Sandrine at mediation@optica.ca.