Music, Flavors & Colors at the mountain this Fall

Fall is exhilarating at Mont SUTTON! With the Fall Festival in full swing and running through Sunday, October 18, the mountain is celebrating the grand return of Sutton en Blues with four evenings of music, every Saturday from October 17 to November 7. This 23rd edition invites music lovers to let the good times roll… all the way to Sutton!

Four prominent artists to revisit or discover

To the delight of all music lovers, the cream of the Canadian blues scene has once again been carefully selected by Jean Sicotte of Kazou Productions to shine a spotlight on exceptional talents who are all too often overlooked. You can click the pictures to book your evening.

 

STEPHEN BARRY BAND October 17	MISS EMILY October 24
A legend of the Quebec blues scene, Stephen Barry is celebrating 50 years of career this year with his 10th album, Only a Dream. He’ll be joined on stage by five musicians and two backup singers to kick off the series. It’s impossible not to be swept up by his incredibly infectious energy!	As the only woman headlining a show this season, Miss Emily promises an evening of vocal virtuosity. This native of Prince Edward Island, already hailed as the “Grand Dame of the Blues,” has won three Artist of the Year awards at the Maple Blues Awards and has even earned a nomination for the prestigious JUNO Awards.
BIG TIME LEW October 31	BLACKBURN BROTHERS November 7
The evening on October 31 will be anything but gloomy, as Big Time Lew takes the stage with his band, his piano, his syncopated rhythms, and his style that harks back to boogie-woogie, swing, and 1950s rock ‘n’ roll! An electrifying performance is in store, with one of the greatest in the genre…	The Blackburn Brothers, a Toronto-based group of musicians from the same family, will headline the finale of this 23rd edition. Their chemistry, combined with their rich cultural heritage shaped by 19th-century racial segregation in the United States, transcends the stage to create powerful moments that go beyond music itself.

 

Four very different evenings, starting at 8 p.m. in the venue of the main Chalet, all promising a truly memorable experience! General admission tickets can be purchased online for $40, taxes included ($45 at the door, if seats are still available). The November 7 performance is $45 online and $50 at the door.

 

To attend all performances, a 4-Show Passport is available, by phone only, for $140 taxes included. Reach the Customer Service at 1 866 538-2545, ext. 0 to buy one.

 

 

TOTAL IMMERSION WITH A DINNER-AND-SHOW COMBO 🦐

 

 

And for evenings dedicated entirely to the blues, a Louisiana-inspired meal is served before each event at Bar Le Tucker, located on the 2nd floor of the main chalet, starting at 5 p.m. An exclusive offering at the mountain, with a maximum of 80 meals served for a relaxed, warm, and intimate atmosphere!

 

Flavors that pair perfectly to kick off the evening in style and immerse you in a night worthy of Mardi Gras. The three-course Cajun dinners can be reserved on their own or as part of a package with the live concerts, and are available online at a discounted price. Menu online here. Add-ons and beverages are available on-site.

 

You can save big by booking your combos, or dinners only, online!

Dinner and Show Combo: $85 | Dinner Only: $50

Taxes included. A 15% gratuity is added to your online reservation. 

 

 

Fall Festival continues

In addition, the mountain landscapes are bursting with color, and a wide variety of activities will take place over the next three weekends: a Giant Zipline, a Zipline Coaster, Chairlift Rides, a brand new Adventure Path, Camping at the summit, Guided hikes, Arts and crafts, Local wine tastings, Yoga at the summit, various Workshops, and much more! Mountain Bike and Disc Golf, meanwhile, are still available 7 days a week through November, weather permitting. Learn more on the Fall Festival by clicking here.