Aréna SiriusXM

33, rue Comeau, Carleton-sur-Mer

Due to forecasted heavy rain and strong winds, all performances scheduled at the Quai SiriusXM have been relocated to the Léopold-Leclerc Arena.

Salle Charles-Dugas

39, rue Comeau, Carleton-sur-Mer

Salle communautaire municipale.

Micromusée

250, avenue du Phare, Carleton-sur-Mer

Opened in 2023 on Avenue du Phare, the Micromuseum showcases the history of the barachois, from its ecosystem to the Mi’kmaq and Acadian families who frequented it, and highlights the village’s role as a vibrant maritime community and holiday destination.

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Chapelle du mont Saint-Joseph

837, rue de la Montagne, Carleton-sur-Mer

A gathering place with historic charm that locals of Carleton-sur-Mer take pride in, Mount Saint-Joseph rises 555 meters above one of the world’s most beautiful bays. It offers a spectacular natural setting and breathtaking views, making it an ideal location for special events and extraordinary performances.

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Club de VTT

1, rue de l’Éperlan, Carleton-sur-Mer

A snowmobile club in winter and an ATV club in summer, the venue brings together trail and motor enthusiasts year-round. During the festival, the ATV Club stage becomes a prime spot for after-parties with an underground vibe.

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Scène Hydro-Québec de l’église de Carleton

767, boulevard Perron, Carleton-sur-Mer

Hydro-Québec presents the shows at l’église de Carleton

Built between 1850 and 1854, Saint-Joseph Church in Carleton is the oldest Catholic church on the Gaspé Peninsula. Its heritage architecture, light-filled stained glass, and natural acoustics create an intimate and majestic atmosphere, providing a stunning setting for the performances held there during BleuBleu.

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Scène Manoir Belle Plage du Naufrageur

586, boulevard Perron, Carleton-sur-Mer

Le Naufrageur, in collaboration with Manoir Belle Plage, presents the shows at the Scène Manoir Belle Plage du Naufrageur.

At the heart of social and cultural life in the Baie-des-Chaleurs, the microbrewery Le Naufrageur hosts live music performances throughout the year. During the festival, BleuBleu partners with Le Naufrageur to present a tailored music program, blending emerging voices with crowd favorites, in a venue already beloved by the local audience.

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Plage du parc des Horizons

499, boulevard Perron, Carleton-sur-Mer

Located in the heart of the town, Parc des Horizons sits alongside the municipal beach. In addition to being a popular spot for sports enthusiasts, the park is alive with culture, history, and heritage. During BleuBleu, it hosts evening performances and free daytime activities.

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Marina de Carleton (Club Nautique)

183, rue du Quai, Carleton-sur-Mer

In addition to its nautical services, the Carleton Marina serves as a cultural hub, hosting community-oriented and festive activities that foster a sense of belonging. Each year, BleuBleu presents its famous moules et frites dinner here, along with country performances and a variety of local musicians.

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Quai SiriusXM

rue du Quai, Carleton-sur-Mer (48.100679, -66.130494)

The Quai shows are presented by SiriusXM.

The municipal section of the wharf combines a public space with an area for recreational fishing. Offering unparalleled views of the sea and surrounding mountains, the wharf has become a true gathering place. Now an iconic stage for BleuBleu, it hosts the festival’s large-scale performances, bringing together headline artists and audiences in a friendly, festive atmosphere.

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Cabane-à-Eudore Desjardins Baie-des-Chaleurs

rue du Quai, Carleton-sur-Mer (48.094857, -66.125030)

La Caisse Desjardins de la Baie-des-Chaleurs presents the Cabane-à-Eudore shows.

Originally built in 1958 by Eudore Boudreau as a salmon fishing shed and restored in 2018 by the Écomusée Tracadièche, the Cabane-à-Eudore is a must-visit heritage site in Carleton-sur-Mer. Set apart from the village at the tip of the Carleton sandspit, it is a favorite stage for both festival-goers and artists, cherished for its intimate atmosphere and breathtaking views.

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