The program is available here.

Destination Québec Cité's search tool can help you find a place to stay. Source : Expocité

Yes, admission to the Place Jean-Béliveau site from June 16 to 18, 2023 is free. The June 21, 2023 show at Place D'Youville is also free. Some activities at the Grand Théâtre de Québec are ticketed. Full details are provided in the program.

Rain or shine, the show goes on! Please check the weather forecast before heading to the site. Dress accordingly! Activities may be cancelled ONLY in the event of a thunderstorm or due to exceptional conditions or circumstances.

Chef Maxime Lizotte of the Wolastoqiyik Wahsipekuk First Nation and his team offer a tasty menu. You can purchase either a table d'hôte (main course, side dish, dessert and beverage) or a single course. A children's menu is also available. The menu is here (link to menu). Payment by debit or credit card. No cash will be accepted.

Conferences will be presented in the native language of the speakers and presenters. Some will be in French, others in English. Some exchanges may also take place in an Indigenous language.

Yes, a number of activities are offered for children (5 years old +).

Wherever you are on the ExpoCité site, wireless Internet is available free of charge thanks to ZAP Québec. However, we cannot guarantee signal strength or consistency. Source: Expocité

There's a boutique-library on site, under a large shaputuan identified for this purpose. The vast majority of products are made by artisans who are on site on the 11 Nations Trail, and whom visitors can meet during the event. The Hannenorak Bookstore is also present under the shaputuan to sell books. KWE! hoodies are also on sale.

KWE branded t-shirts and hoodies! will be on sale in the shop from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. every day of the event.

If you would like to become a sponsor and/or partner of KWE! event, please complete the following form.

If you are interested in volunteering, please email us at: info@kwefest.com.

Since KWE! is a non-commercial organization focused on bringing people together, we don't rent out booths or space.

The opening ceremony will take place at 10:00 a.m. on June 16, 2023 in our Cultural Demonstrations area, at place Jean-Béliveau. A certain number of seats are reserved for our invited guests. The bleachers can accommodate a maximum of 200 people during the ceremony. Space is also reserved for people with restricted mobility.

The only place to sell handicrafts is the craftsmen's shop located on-site. The vast majority of the products are made by artisans who are on site in the 11 Nations Trail and who visitors can meet during the event.

The program is available here.

Destination Québec Cité's search tool can help you find a place to stay. Source : Expocité

Yes, admission to the Place Jean-Béliveau site from June 16 to 18, 2023 is free. The June 21, 2023 show at Place D'Youville is also free. Some activities at the Grand Théâtre de Québec are ticketed. Full details are provided in the program.

Rain or shine, the show goes on! Please check the weather forecast before heading to the site. Dress accordingly! Activities may be cancelled ONLY in the event of a thunderstorm or due to exceptional conditions or circumstances.

Chef Maxime Lizotte of the Wolastoqiyik Wahsipekuk First Nation and his team offer a tasty menu. You can purchase either a table d'hôte (main course, side dish, dessert and beverage) or a single course. A children's menu is also available. The menu is here (link to menu). Payment by debit or credit card. No cash will be accepted.

Conferences will be presented in the native language of the speakers and presenters. Some will be in French, others in English. Some exchanges may also take place in an Indigenous language.

Yes, a number of activities are offered for children (5 years old +).

Wherever you are on the ExpoCité site, wireless Internet is available free of charge thanks to ZAP Québec. However, we cannot guarantee signal strength or consistency. Source: Expocité

There's a boutique-library on site, under a large shaputuan identified for this purpose. The vast majority of products are made by artisans who are on site on the 11 Nations Trail, and whom visitors can meet during the event. The Hannenorak Bookstore is also present under the shaputuan to sell books. KWE! hoodies are also on sale.

KWE branded t-shirts and hoodies! will be on sale in the shop from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. every day of the event.

If you would like to become a sponsor and/or partner of KWE! event, please complete the following form.

If you are interested in volunteering, please email us at: info@kwefest.com.

Since KWE! is a non-commercial organization focused on bringing people together, we don't rent out booths or space.

The opening ceremony will take place at 10:00 a.m. on June 16, 2023 in our Cultural Demonstrations area, at place Jean-Béliveau. A certain number of seats are reserved for our invited guests. The bleachers can accommodate a maximum of 200 people during the ceremony. Space is also reserved for people with restricted mobility.

The only place to sell handicrafts is the craftsmen's shop located on-site. The vast majority of the products are made by artisans who are on site in the 11 Nations Trail and who visitors can meet during the event.