Booths and services

The safety of all our festival-goers, young and old, is our top priority. Every year, our Parent-Secours kiosk offers bracelets to identify your children and reach you quickly in case of need. Ensure your family's safety and enjoy your visit with complete peace of mind!

Here are some of the loan services offered during the festival:
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→ Wheelchair loan;
→ Children's cart loan;
→ Lockers (available in limited quantities, only for cart and wheelchair renters).

The perfect place for a moment's rest. The Parent-Child Center brings together everything you need to ensure your little ones' well-being:

→ Sinks;
→ Private nursing room;
→ Changing tables;
→ Diapers and wipes;
→ Microwave ovens.

→ St John Ambulance;
→ Toilets and accessible toilets;
→ Bike racks;
→ Public transport and shuttle service;
→ Taxi or bus service;
→ Accessible shuttle service

Human connection, without judgment

Passe-moi la puck is a community-based street outreach organization in Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu. Their team supports vulnerable and marginalized individuals of all ages through a harm-reduction and compassionate approach.

At the festival

Outreach workers will be on-site to:

• Build connections and share available services
• Provide support, active listening, and referrals as needed
• Distribute prevention materials: condoms, naloxone kits, and safe-use supplies

A discreet and caring presence for anyone who may need it.

Awareness, prevention, and interactive challenges await you at our booth throughout the festival!

On site, Actions Dépendances offers you:

• Info on substances and responsible use
• Judgment-free conversations
• Awareness about health in party settings
• A fun activity: test your reflexes as if you were under the influence

Join us to learn, chat, or take on our daily challenge!
Because prevention is everyone’s business — and a great festival is also a safe one. 🎉

The Canine Patrol will be at the festival!

Come meet these emotional support dogs and their trained volunteer handlers, dedicated to bringing comfort and well-being. They work in various settings – hospitals, schools, libraries, mental health centers – and will be on-site to share moments of joy and kindness with visitors of all ages.