You just have to see the trailer for the movie L’Ouragan F.Y.T. to be convinced: young Mont-Tremblant native Justin Labelle, who plays the lead role, has remarkable talent and makes…

Individuals passionate about history and heritage were at the Complexe aquatique de Mont-Tremblant on March 5 to celebrate the 25th birthday of SOPABIC.  Over its 25 years, the organization has…

Marketing expert and writer Jeff Swystun – who has written a number of articles for Tremblant Express – has just published his most recent book, TV Dinners Unboxed: The Hot…

In January, Gérald Le Gal left us due to an aggressive cancer. Surrounded by those he loved, perfectly lucid and freed from all suffering, he bade his farewells to his…

The City of Mont-Tremblant presents the exhibition “Ce qu’il nous reste de beau” (tr: What remains to us that is beautiful) by Sylvie Arsenault, from February 2 to March 31,…

Amateur film-maker Thomas Hinse is crossing his fingers that his two most recent short films will be included in the programming of festivals in Québec and internationally. This artist, a…

Using her uncommon life as her resource, retired policewoman and detective Martine Laurier now works on the prevention of suicide. With her book, “De l’uniforme au désir d’en finir –…

Set in Tremblant’s magnificent surroundings, the Fete de la Musique will offer, from September 1 to 4, an exceptional array of well-known artists who will present about thirty free concerts….

The 16th Festi Jazz Mont-Tremblant will offer festival-goers more than 40 free concerts from August 2 to 6. There’ll be outdoor shows on one of the three outdoor stages in…

On July 28, 29 and 30, Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts will host a fifth festival of singer-songwriters, the Festival des Chansonniers. It’s an event dedicated to this purely Québécois performance art. More than…