SYMPOSIUM BROMONT EN ART AT THE OLD-BROMONT
August 28 2026 au August 30 2026
Old-Bromont and its Public Square
705 Shefford St., Bromont
(450) 534-1344
3 DAYS. 125 EXHIBITORS. A 1 KM ROUTE. 1000 ORIGINAL ARTWORKS!
The 28th edition of the Symposium Bromont en art will take place in the charming setting of Old-Bromont, from August 28 to August 30, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
As the largest gathering of visual artists in Quebec, come meet painters, sculptors, photographers, and artists from various disciplines who will be presenting over 1000 original works. Some of these pieces will even be created live before your eyes!
Admission is free for visitors. Check out the interactive map to see the artist locations, and scheduled activities.
Come meet local artists and get inspired!
Public parking is available at the Compton parking lot, the arena, and along Pierre-Bellefleur Street.
A POP-UP MUSEUM FEATURING JEAN-PAUL MOUSSEAU

For its 28th edition, the Symposium presents a Pop-Up Museum, open for three days only at the Espace culturel St. John. Dedicated to Jean-Paul Mousseau, a major figure in modern Quebec art and an important member of the Automatist movement, the exhibition traces the career of this visionary artist through a selection of artworks, archival documents and biographical materials. It highlights his exploration of colour, light and space through painting, sculpture, public art and architecture. This is a unique opportunity to discover the bold work of an artist who profoundly transformed Quebec’s artistic landscape.
Jean-Paul Mousseau: couleur, lumière et espace
Espace culturel St. John: 593 Shefford St., Bromont
August 28 to 30, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Free admission.
Learn more about the Pop-Up Museum here.
ABOUT BROMONT EN ART
Each year, nearly 30,000 people visit Old-Bromont to meet the artists at this significant artistic event. Founded in 1999 by Rénald Cusson and his wife, painter Marie Claude Tétreault, who passed away in 2022, the children of the co-founder, Philippe and Marc Cusson, have now taken up the torch of Bromont en art and continue its mission to promote visual arts.




