Accessibility

 
At Productions Nuits d’Afrique, we are continuously working to improve universal accessibility for our events, to make culture accessible to everyone. We organize events both indoors and outdoors.

Our outdoor festival takes place at the Parterre and the Esplanade Tranquille in Montreal’s Quartier des Spectacles. For several years, we have been developing universal accessibility for all. Various measures have been implemented to make the experience of festival-goers with reduced mobility even more pleasant and inclusive.

AREA RESERVED FOR PEOPLE WITH REDUCED MOBILITY AT THE PARTERRE

We have set up a reserved area for people with reduced mobility who wish to attend an outdoor festival show. It is located at the Parterre.

It is a secure space offering a great view of the performances.
 
 

ACCESSIBLE TOILETS FOR PEOPLE WITH REDUCED MOBILITY

Four gender-neutral portable toilets accessible to people with reduced mobility are available on the Parterre site of the Quartier des Spectacles.

Other accessible toilets for everyone can be found at the Esplanade Tranquille, on the ground floor, upstairs, and outside.

REST AREAS AND RELATED SERVICES

On the upper floor of the Esplanade Tranquille, you’ll find a nursing room as well as an air-conditioned public area.

SOUND SENSITIVITY

Earplugs are available free of charge at the welcome booths (subject to availability).

OTHER ACCESSIBILITY MEASURES

Facilities and services have been arranged to promote site accessibility, including several curb ramps and clear, inclusive signage.

Plan your visit using
the accessibility guide from the organization Kéroul
or by calling us at 514-499-9239.

STM drop-off address for people with reduced mobility: 1600 St-Urbain Street.

Paratransit reservations can be made via the
STM – Paratransit Service.

For adapted taxis, visit:
teo.taxi – Adapted Transport.

Our on-site teams are available to provide assistance. Visit the Info booth or speak to a member of our welcome staff!

For our year-round concerts, we offer shows in various venues across Montreal. We have implemented several measures to ensure accessibility for people with reduced mobility.

CONCERT VENUES AND THEIR ACCESSIBILITY

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FREE ADMISSION FOR COMPANIONS

We are proud to be partners of the Companion Leisure Card (Carte Accompagnement Loisir).

With the Companion Leisure Card (CAL), as a person with a disability, you do not have to pay the admission fee for your companion to attend our concerts and activities. However, you must pay for your own admission. We encourage you to contact the venues directly to verify accessibility and reserve a seat for your companion.

For more information, visit carteloisir.ca

We are aware that despite these efforts, some barriers may still exist. We invite you to share your suggestions or specific needs with us so we can continue improving accessibility for everyone.