The Festival Vins & Histoire de Terrebonne is one of Québec's most popular summer wine and gastronomy events, held annually in the scenic setting of the Île-des-Moulins in the Old Terrebonne area. For its 2026 edition, the festival will take place on August 8 and 9, bringing together thousands of visitors for a weekend dedicated to wine, food, and cultural discovery.
Created in 1996, the festival has become a must-attend event for wine lovers and food enthusiasts in Québec. It features around thirty exhibitors from the wine and agri-food industries, offering tastings of wines, spirits, and gourmet products, along with opportunities to learn more about winemaking and culinary craftsmanship.
Beyond tastings, the event includes guided conferences, historical interpretations, and educational activities that highlight the rich heritage of Terrebonne and its connection to gastronomy and wine culture. Visitors can also enjoy food kiosks, local producers, and a festive outdoor atmosphere along the river and historic island setting of the Île-des-Moulins.
The festival is known for its immersive and social experience, combining leisure, culture, and discovery. Visitors can stroll through themed areas, meet producers, participate in tastings, and enjoy the lively summer ambiance that defines this iconic Terrebonne event.
Overall, Festival Vins & Histoire de Terrebonne offers a refined yet accessible celebration of wine, food, and history, making it one of the key gastronomic events of the summer in the Lanaudière region.
