Salle Claude-Léveillée
A place for francophone music to shine
Named after the very first Québec singer to perform at Place des Arts, Salle Claude-Léveillée is the most intimate venue in the complex. With seating for 128, it offers an extremely cozy atmosphere.
Every year, the venue presents the Les Mélodines series and is the main home for the SACEF series, Les Weekends de la chanson Québecor, as well as for the Ma Première Place des Arts competition. You can also enjoy classical music and stand-up comedy shows in this space.
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Arabic Music
Y Una Noche
November 6, 20251 performanceSalle Claude-LéveilléeA unique gem of the flamenco scene, Y Una Noche inhabits the stage like a glowing vision drifting through a parallel universe. Here, dreams take shape, dualities dissolve, and a symphony unfolds where flamenco and Arabo-Andalusian song entwine, merging ancestral echoes with modern rhythms.
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Contemporary Music
Duo Mongeau Haché | Moonshine
November 7, 20251 performanceSalle Claude-LéveilléeMoonshine is a concert of contemporary works by Quebecois composers finely crafted and performed by soprano Virginie Mongeau and guitarist Jean-François Haché.
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Conference
Génocide en direct : comment définir la frontière de l’inhumain?
November 10, 2025Salle Claude-LéveilléeAttend this free conference by Miloud Chennoufi, Professor of International Relations and Director of Graduate Studies at the Canadian Forces College, Toronto, seeking to explore questions, examining the challenges of mapping a shifting boundary between lived horror and its formal recognition.
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