Here are the answers to the most asked questions:

Where and when can we get the program?
The program should be available in the middle of August:
- In any SAQ outlet
- In Magog and Sherbrooke Tourist Information Office
- As an insert in the newspaper La Tribune and La Presse
- On the site during the event
Every detail is also on the website.

When is the site open?
September 3, 4 and 10: 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM
September 5 and 11: 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Ticket booths close an hour before.

Can we eat somewhere on the site?
Sure. It's possible to buy a meal at the Bistro SAQ or at the Casse-croûte. You can also make yourself a little something with the food bought under the tent.

Is the site accessible to the mobility impaired?
Yes, the site is a public park surrounded by paths. Also the Tasting Fair tent - as well as all the others - has a wooden floor.

How many products can I taste with my tickets?
Depending on the product, the number of coupons you'll be asked for can change.

Are there camping sites near the pointe Merry?
Yes. Here are some of them:
Camping Chez Ben
Camping Domaine Parc Estrie (Omerville),
Camping du Parc du Mont-Orford
Camping Magog-Orford (about 10 km away)
None of them are at foot distance.

Where can I park my car?
Pointe Merry (on site, $)
Cabana Street (beside the tourist office, $)
Du Moulin Street ($)
Ste-Patrice Church ($)
Strets nearby (free or $, depending on the places and the day)

Can I park my recreational vehicle near the site?
During the day, there are spaces in the Du Moulin street parking lot ($15 a day). However, the vehicle can't stay there overnight. Camping site is the only option.