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Western Festival of St. Tite

Rodeo and Country Music · Saint-Tite, Mauricie, Quebec, Canada

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Western Festival of St-Tite — poster / official photo
Official poster or photo of the festival (fiche Festival TV ).
Dates
Annual edition, early September
Venue
Saint-Tite, Mauricie, Québec, Canada
Genres
Rodeo and country music

The festival

A village of 4,000 inhabitants becomes the capital of the country: boots, hats and rodeos as far as the eye can see. Founded in 1967, the largest western attraction in eastern Canada: a village of about 4,000 inhabitants that hosts hundreds of thousands of visits, with almost closed-door rodeos (about 75,000 spectators at the 10 rodeos in 2026).

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Ticketing via the official website.

Video — Special folder

Festival fever — Ep. 1 "Be ready" (44 min)

The episode follows the clock at the Western Festival of St-Tite (10 min) and its rodeos "under tension" (26 min 25 min), with Josée Bédard, rodeo director. The documentary series "La féminée des festivals" (Télé-Québec, production ROMEO — Romeo & fils, directed by Charles Gervais) follows the scenes of four Quebec festivals. See it in "Festival filmed" · Our special folder · The series on Télé-Québec

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