Québec City, August 26, 2025 — The 2025 edition of the Grands Feux Loto-Québec (GFLQ) came to a close on Saturday, August 23, with the spectacular Cowgirl grand finale, which drew thousands of country music fans to the docks of Québec City and Lévis. This vibrant pyromusical performance provided a dazzling conclusion to the 29th edition of the event, which saw record-breaking attendance throughout its eight themed evenings.
Memorable Evenings
The 2025 edition stood out with a festive lineup that captivated audiences from start to finish. From the lively St. Patrick’s Day celebration decked out in green, to the karaoke night where participants of all ages took the stage with enthusiasm, and the Mardi Gras carnival brought to life with a colourful parade—each evening offered a unique, inclusive experience.
Perfect weather throughout the festivities allowed visitors to fully enjoy a wide range of activities, including outdoor musical performances, family-friendly entertainment, diverse culinary experiences, and breathtaking fireworks displays.
A Record-Breaking Edition with Exceptional Partners
Thanks to the strong engagement of the public and the unwavering support of sponsors, the 2025 GFLQ reached unprecedented attendance levels—cementing the event’s place in the hearts of locals, residents of the greater region, and visiting tourists alike.
This series of eight grand evenings was made possible by the commitment of dedicated partners, allowing the presentation of free, inclusive, and accessible events for everyone.
The GFLQ wishes to thank Loto-Québec, TD Bank Group, the ministère du Tourisme, the Secrétariat à la Capitale-Nationale, the City of Québec, the City of Lévis, Destination Québec cité, the Port of Québec, Groupe Océan, QSL, Croisières AML, the Commission de la Capitale-Nationale, the Société des Traversiers du Québec, as well as numerous private and media partners.
About the Grands Feux Loto-Québec
Founded in 1995, the Grands Feux Loto-Québec present world-class pyromusical shows every summer, connecting the cities of Québec and Lévis. Fired from a stabilized barge in the middle of the St. Lawrence River, these highly precise performances attract over one million visitors each year, who come to admire this unique spectacle lighting up a breathtaking backdrop. Since 2012, the event has been organized by Les Créations Pyro, a non-profit organization based in Québec City.
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Source and information
Jean-François Archambault
Event Director
[email protected]
418 692-2634, ext. 1354
