Four shows presented thanks to the CDAC’s policy of encouraging local artists

Le Complexe culturel. (Photo: Michel Scarpino)

The Félix-Leclerc Cultural Complex has made public the names of the four artistic groups that will present a show at a very low cost on its stage, under its policy of encouraging local artists.

First, the Soulful Jazz Quartet, an instrumental jazz quartet made up of guitarists Eric Gravel and Jake Lamontagne, double bassist Marc-André Veillette and drummer Régis Gravel, will present its first performance at the Cultural Complex on Thursday, January 23, 2025.

The 26th local Secondary Show final will take place on Friday February 14. The event will be under the responsibility of the person in charge of student life at Champagnat secondary school, Julie Sauvageau, and members of the school staff.

The LastCall group, made up of five Latuquois, promises a musical and wild evening, just before school break, on Thursday, February 27. This group, which we saw at work during the last Gâteau campaign, promises to deliver a varied repertoire, ranging from hits from the 1970s to today.

Finally, the musicians of the Harmonie de La Tuque will present their annual concert on Saturday, May 31. The show will be under the supervision of musical director, Éric-Henri Tremblay.

We know that a call for applications took place in recent weeks to invite local artists to take advantage of this opportunity. These four training courses will receive financial support estimated at $10,000 as part of this policy.

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