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2025-09-29
Spotlight on Montebello's artists and artisans
Fromagerie Montebello
Boucherie Montebello VTM
La Shed Qui Tourne
MJ Potelle Cabinetmaker
Lavandine et cie
La Belle Pâtissière
L’atelier de Juan Manuel Vásquez
Alain Lévesque
Centre d’exposition Napoléon-Bourassa and Boutique la Fouinerie
WÖÖL Wool Emporium
Les brasseurs de Montebello
Galerie Béliveau + Tsé
Fromagerie Montebello
664 Notre-Dame Street, Montebello
Since 2011, Fromagerie Montebello has been delighting lovers of fine cheeses. Its creations, such as Tête à Papineau, Manchebello, Adoray and, of course, Rébellion 1837, pay tribute to local history and flavours. A true family business, the cheese dairy offers not only its star cheeses, but also a wide variety of local artisanal products and other Quebec cheese treasures. And there's plenty to celebrate: Rébellion 1837 has just won the prestigious Caseus competition, in the blue-veined category. Its creamy texture and mild, refined taste for a blue cheese make it an irresistible discovery. A regional pride... and a temptation hard to resist!
Boucherie Montebello VTM
687 Notre-Dame Street, Montebello
Viandes Takwanaw Mangalica is now open for business, offering fresh and frozen products. Specializing in the free-range breeding of bison and woolly pigs, the butcher's shop features Mangalica pork, a hardy breed producing top-quality meat. Their commitment to sustainable farming practices guarantees superior quality products. Come and discover an exceptional selection of meats, perfect for lovers of authentic, refined flavors. Viandes Takwanaw Mangalica promises a unique culinary experience thanks to its exceptional products.
La Shed Qui Tourne
610 Notre-Dame Street, Montebello
Suzanne Ryan's pottery studio owes its unique name to her conversion of the backyard wood shed into a creative space. An experienced ceramist, Suzanne has added a boutique where she sells her unique pottery. The studio also serves as a showroom, offering an immersion in the captivating art of ceramics. Experience the intensity of raku firing with the RAKU experience and leave with your own creation. Take part in this convivial workshop and discover the magic of pottery while creating unique, hand-crafted works.
MJ Potelle Cabinetmaker
603 Notre-Dame Street, Montebello
Marie-Jeanne Potelle is a woodturning craftswoman with a passion for wood. She creates unique, refined pieces such as pens, razors, shaving brushes and soap dishes, combining utility and elegance. Working mainly with local and sometimes exotic woods, she pays particular attention to the choice of wood. Each object bears witness to exceptional craftsmanship and a deep respect for the material. Her work, at the crossroads of tradition and modernity, gives rise to timeless, enduring creations. Marie-Jeanne Potelle's signature pieces are true works of utilitarian art, imbued with authenticity.
Lavandine et cie
646 Notre-Dame Street, Montebello
Since its foundation in 2008 in Montebello, Lavandine et Cie has been committed to creating gentle products using natural ingredients. Preserving the environment and respecting animal life are at the heart of their values. Today, Lavandine continues this mission by offering a range of products for the well-being the whole family. Discover products made on site and those of other local artisans who enrich the boutique. An art gallery showcases the works of talented local artist Julie Mantha, often present on the terrace during the summer season, painting live.
La Belle Pâtissière
627 Notre-Dame Street, Montebello
Stop in at La Belle Pâtissière, a must-visit Montebello address inspired by Parisian cafés. Let yourself be seduced by fabulous, decadent desserts, accompanied by a comforting coffee indoors or a cup of tea on the sunny terrace. Behind this gourmet spot is Sabrina Sigouin, a talented, multi-award-winning pastry chef who has appeared in magazines and on TV, notably on Food Network's The Big Bake. A true artist, she creates spectacular cakes inspired by art, fashion and nature, unique works that are as beautiful as they are delicious. Most recently, she won top honors at the prestigious Pillsbury Bakers' Plus competition at the International Baking Industry Exposition (IBIE), putting Montebello on the international map.
L’atelier de Juan Manuel Vásquez
206 Laval Street, Montebello, 819 309-0580
L’atelier de Juan Manuel Vásquez is a place where art transcends simple figuration. Vásquez's paintings focus on depicting the purest human emotions. Each work is a visual poem, illustrating the meaning and depth of the human being. His paintings captivate and inspire, offering an intimate exploration of the human soul. To visit her studio is to plunge into a universe where emotion and art meet in harmony.
Sundays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 1 to 5 p.m. and by appointment
Alain Lévesque
223 Laval Street, Montebello, by appointment only 819 423-5244
Painter Alain Lévesque's works are inspired by Art Deco and the Italian Futurist movement. Well-known in the world of automobile collecting, Alain was a guest of Porsche in Stuttgart in 1998 and the poster artist for Barrett-Jackson for several years. In 2005, he was commissioned by New York City to design the poster for the Concours d'Elegance in Central Park. His captivating works reflect a passion for elegant lines and dynamic forms, making him a key artist in the field of automotive art.
Centre d’exposition Napoléon-Bourassa and Boutique la Fouinerie
548 Notre-Dame Street, Montebello
The Centre d’exposition Napoléon-Bourassa, the main exhibition space of the Centre d'action culturelle de la MRC de Papineau, will be hosting an exhibition of works in wood by Gatineau artist Michel Bertrand this summer. From June 15 to September 1, explore the emotions aroused by various wood species through their grains, textures, colors and shimmer.
At the same time, Boutique la Fouinerie offers creations by local artists: jewelry, pottery, books, travel bags, greeting cards, original artworks, reproductions, wooden items for the kitchen, personal hygiene products and much more. Discover a multitude of artistic and artisanal treasures.
WÖÖL Wool Emporium
538 Notre-Dame Street, Montebello
Stop by WÖÖL Emporium de Laine, a warm and inspiring boutique founded by artisan Amélie Blanchard, creator of the Fibrland brand. Here you'll find hand-dyed wools, natural and ecological fibers of remarkable quality. A true reference for textile enthusiasts, Amélie is also an active participant in the TWIST Festival, the largest event of its kind in Canada. Whether to discover her handmade yarns or take part in a creative workshop, WÖÖL is a must for lovers of the handmade and the beautiful.
Chocomotive
502, Notre-Dame, Montebello
ChocoMotive, a company founded on the passion and expertise of master chocolatier Luc Gielen, who aspires to share exceptional products with his customers. This delightful boutique is well worth a visit. The products on offer are not only delicious, but also environmentally friendly and fair trade. What's more, the workshop is open to visitors, making Chocomotive an Economuseum! Discover their dairy bar, delicious gelatos, refreshing sorbets and soft-serve ice creams in many flavors.
Le Bankeur des Brasseurs de Montebello
509 Notre-Dame Street, Montebello
Discover Le Bankeur, Montebello's newest brewery and performance venue, the brainchild of Alain Larrivière, Master Brewer at Les Brasseurs de Montebello. This warm, vibrant space invites you to savor craft beers that tell the story of the Seigneurie Petite-Nation. Enjoy a unique experience where every sip is a true dividend of happiness. Come and explore the exceptional range of beers and experience memorable moments at Le Bankeur, your must-visit landmark for microbrewery enthusiasts.
Galerie Béliveau + Tsé
481 Notre-Dame Street, Montebello
The contemporary art gallery exhibits paintings and photos. Currently, the gallery features abstract paintings by painter Françoise Béliveau, expressing the interplay between color and movement. Françoise, a self-taught artist, is stimulated by the unlimited possibilities offered by abstract painting. Her captivating works invite visitors to explore the dynamics and emotion of her creations. The gallery is a place where contemporary art comes to life, offering a unique and inspiring visual experience.