The 2025 edition is here!

The 2025 program for Religious Heritage Days is now online!

From September 5 to 7, discover 175 heritage sites and cultural circuits acorss Quebec: churches, historic chapels, cemeteries, gardens, museums, archives, and much more.

Now in its 8th edition, the event offers a wide range of free activities: guided tours, concerts, exhibitions, lectures, and cultural encounters... there's something for everyone!

Use the interactive filters and dynamic map to plan your itineraries by theme or region, and discover what speaks most to you.

Don't forget to share your highlights with the hashtags #jdpr and #cprq or with our promotional video.

About Religious Heritage Days

Religious Heritage Days is an annual event coordinated by the Conseil du patrimoine religieux du Québec (Quebec Religious Heritage Council). Its mission is to showcase sacred heritage sites and treasures—churches of various eras and architectural styles, pipe organs, works of art, archives, monuments, cemeteries, and more—that bear witness to the knowledge, practices, rituals, and ideas that shaped our communities.

These discoveries are offered through cultural activities such as guided tours, heritage circuits, concerts, lectures, and exhibitions. Many initiatives are also tied to local and regional efforts to preserve, enhance, and make this heritage more accessible.

The program is built collaboratively, on a voluntary basis, from proposals submitted by communities across Quebec. Each activity is hosted on-site and organized by a local or regional coordinator.

While all activities are free of charge, voluntary contributions may be suggested, and donations can be received on-site.

EXPLORE THE FULL PROGRAM ONLINE (in French only):

Program | Religious Heritage Days