On August 1, 2026 — exactly 50 years to the day after the closing ceremony of the 1976 Montreal Olympics — Parc olympique hosts Feu sacré, a large-scale, free, and festive variety show open to all generations. Produced by Multicolore and directed artistically by the Hallucination Collective creative studio, the show pays tribute to the Games through music, dance, circus arts, and commemorative moments.
The lineup features Loud, Ariane Moffatt, Les 7 Doigts, Robert Charlebois, and Dubmatique, among other guest artists. Legendary gymnast Nadia Comăneci, iconic figure of the Montreal Games and still known as the queen of the Games, will be honoured in a tribute befitting her exceptional legacy.
The site opens at 17:00 with DJ Arielle spinning from the very start. Visitors can explore partner kiosks and enjoy food trucks before the main show begins at 21:00. DJ Arielle continues after the show until 23:00.
Admission is free.
Orodha
Loud
Ariane Moffatt
Ariane Moffatt is a French-Canadian singer-songwriter and producer known for blending electronic and pop sounds, with notable albums including 'Aquanaute' and 'Tous les sens'.
Les 7 Doigts
Les 7 Doigts (Les Sept Doigts de la Main) is a Montreal-based contemporary circus company known for innovative productions such as 'Traces' and 'Séquence 8' that blend acrobatics, dance, and storytelling.
Robert Charlebois
Robert Charlebois is a pioneering Quebec singer-songwriter who revolutionized French-Canadian music by blending rock with joual (Quebec French slang), with notable works including 'Lindbergh' and 'Je reviendrai à Montréal'.
Dubmatique
Dubmatique is a pioneering Canadian francophone hip-hop group from Montreal, Quebec, known for blending French rap with reggae and dub influences. Their 1997 debut album 'La Force de Comprendre' was a landmark release in Quebec hip-hop, featuring the hit single 'Soul Pleureur'.
DJ Arielle
Nadia Comăneci
Mahali