Frequently asked questions

The first edition of the Fono festival will be held on September 13 and 14, 2024.

Yes! The full lineup is online. Check it out right now.

Passes are now on sale. There are several options available to attend Fono, so choose the one that suits you best. Come celebrate the end of summer with us, you won't regret it!

Yup! We'd rather have you for both days, but if that's not the case, you can get a single-day ticket for the day of your choice!

Yes! Are you a ULaval student? We have a back-to-school gift for you! Enjoy a discounted pass by using the promo code provided by ULaval by email.

You can buy up to 8 passes per transaction. Perfect to hook a friend or a family member up!

The three stages (Fono Stage, Boisé Coors Light & Laboratoire Kepler Gin) will be located on the Grand Axe, at the intersection of the Adrien-Pouliot, Alexandre-Vachon, and Charles-De Koninck buildings.

The site entrance is located on rue de l'Université, right next to the Pavilion Desjardins and the RTC bus stops.

Please note that if you want to leave the site and re-enter, you must have your pass or ticket scanned at the exit!

Yes! Children aged 0 to 10 accompanied by an adult are admitted for free in general admission (pass or ticket required for the Gold Zone). Limit of 2 children per adult.

If a ticket was purchased for a child aged 10 or under, contact the ticket office at 418-800-8455 before September 13 at 1:00 p.m. to obtain a refund.

Of course! The Fono site will have a diverse selection of foodtrucks and bars on site!

Yes, there is a checkroom located next to the site entrance (at the corner of Avenue des Sciences Humaines and Rue de l'Université).

It costs $5, but it's free for your bike helmet!

The checkroom accepts items that are not allowed on the site EXCEPT: weapons, alcohol, drugs and related accessories, animals, fireworks, and firecrackers.

Please note that bags are searched before being accepted at the coat check.

Opening time: 12:30 p.m.

Yes! It's available online now. The clothing is eco-friendly, printed in Quebec and made from Canadian materials.

Yes, the entire Fono site is on grass and accessible to people with reduced mobility.

We have also planned two dedicated areas:

At the Fono Stage
An elevated platform that can accommodate up to 16 people, including companions.

At the Boisé Coors Light
A ground-level space, marked by a floor, that can accommodate up to 10 people, including companions.

To enjoy these areas, it’s simple!

• No reservations, first come, first served.
• Limit of one companion per person.

Who is this for?

People with a cast or injury affecting mobility, manual or electric wheelchair users, mobility scooters, four-wheel walkers, multi-legged canes or white canes, crutches, walkers, and guide or assistance dogs.

You can access the Fono site from a single entrance located on Avenue des Sciences Humaines, at the corner of Rue de l’Université.

Drop-off area

If you witness someone being disrespectful, dangerous or violent, please immediately inform a security staff or a member of La Brigade identified by a yellow card around their neck. La Brigade, protecting women first and foremost, also defends any vulnerable person.

A lost and found kiosk will be located next to the ticket office, near the entrance.

Found items will be kept there until the site closes on Saturday, September 14.

Afterwards, they can be retrieved at the BLEUFEU offices located at 683 St-Joseph East Street, Suite 150, Québec (Québec) G1K 3C1.

• Items such as umbrellas or water bottles will be kept for 30 days.
• Valuable items (keys, phones, etc.) will be kept for 90 days.

Unclaimed items will then be donated to organizations in Québec.