1,001 Cultural Occupations
In 2020, the Journées de la culture will celebrate the countless occupations and professions where thousands of workers, artists and artisans work either in the shadows or in the spotlight and are passionate about what they do.
Designers, editors and hat makers, framers, painters and sculptors, architects, scenic artists, set designers, costume makers, narrators, librarians, lighting technicians, mediators, archivists, mimes, ballerinas, animators, jewellers, blacksmiths, puppeteers, riggers, boom operators, illustrators, journalists, circus performers, art critics, stage directors, humorists, orchestra conductors, choristers, biographers, historians, graphic designers, stunt riders, artistic directors, casting directors, columnists, lace weavers and cartoonists, and many more. The focus is on all of those people who bring arts and culture into our lives across Quebec!
It’s not a mandatory theme, but rather a common thread throughout the programming that you can decide whether or not to use as inspiration!
Registration will be in the spring.
- Annual theme
Estrie
Voyez l'envers du décor en décortiquant les montages photographiques de l'artiste Sarah Gobeil.
- Circus arts
- Visual arts
- Photography
- Annual theme
Estrie
Vernissage exposition photos des artistes portraitistes Sarah Gobeil et Marcel Morin
- Visual arts
- Photography
- Annual theme
Centre-du-Québec
La cire froide ... c'est quoi? avec Sylvie Beaudet
- Visual arts
- Arts and Crafts
- Annual theme
Centre-du-Québec
Rencontre avec l'artiste Ferron (Isabelle Ferron Marchand)
- Multidisciplinary arts
- Visual arts
- Photography
- Digital
- Annual theme
Capitale-Nationale
Soirée de conte au manoir seigneurial
- Poetry and Storytelling
- Annual theme
Lanaudière
Conférence avec une illustratrice judiciaire
- Visual arts