Boston's Seaport district is set to host the "Bonjour Québec" pop-up event on Friday, November 3rd. The event aims to bring Québec's traditional winter experiences to Boston while celebrating the 70th anniversary of Carnaval de Québec and the 25th anniversary of Montréal en Lumière, as noted by Boston Central.

According to MassLive, visitors will receive a warm welcome from Bonhomme, Québec's loved carnival mascot. The event is set to feature glimpses of Carnaval de Québec and Montréal en Lumière to New England.

The event offers a variety of activities including ice sculpting, snowball corn hole, and ice skating. Classic Québecois delicacies like "maple candy on snow" will also be available. In addition, there will be a live DJ performing at an ice bar to, create an enjoyable atmosphere, as Boston Central reports.

The pop-up, which is open to the public, will take place at One Seaport from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday. It seeks to highlight Québec's rich culture, cuisine, and artisanal skills and establish it as an ideal winter travel destination. Interested individuals can find more information about the event at MassLive.

The Bonjour Québec pop-up will give Bostonians and visitors to try out Québec's celebrated winter activities and learn about its vibrant heritage. This event, with a mix of interactive experiences, music, and traditional food, bids to be a memorable tribute to the Carnaval de Québec and Montréal en Lumière festivals.