It will also feature industry insights from two major international organisations: Ecsite, the European network for science centres and museums, and IAAPA, the global attractions industry association.
Their involvement underscores the growing importance of Québec’s creative expertise for European operators seeking innovative, future-oriented experiences.
Pushing the boundaries
Québec’s entertainment and experiential sector is known worldwide for creating immersive experiences that seamlessly blend technology, design, and storytelling.
Working on multimedia installations, interactive attractions, public spaces, and live events, Québec creators are pushing the boundaries of creativity and technology while offering experiences that resonate with audiences.
This strength is built on a clear, collaborative ecosystem. It is supported by sector groups like Xn Québec and the Partenariat du Quartier des spectacles, as well as international events such as C2 Montréal, MUTEK, HUB Montréal, and Printemps Numérique.
The ecosystem also includes creative hubs, incubators, and research centres like Zú, La Piscine, PHI, the SAT, and Hexagram, all working together to foster innovation and develop talent.
For European operators seeking new partnerships, innovative approaches, and cutting-edge experience design, the Brussels event provides a focused opportunity to network, share ideas, and discover what Québec’s creative sector can contribute to future projects.
Meet the experts
Participants include companies such as Moment Factory, a world leader in multimedia experiences known for creating light and interactive shows that transform iconic locations into unforgettable destinations.
GSM Project is renowned for its immersive exhibitions, crafting narrative spaces that engage, inspire, and leave lasting impressions. Triotech is an innovator in interactive attractions, offering immersive experiences that thrill theme parks and leisure centres worldwide.
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Crowdled by PixMob specialises in interactive technologies, illuminating major events with synchronised lighting effects that connect thousands of participants in real time. Vortex leads in interactive water play, designing fun and safe spaces that turn parks and public areas into hubs of family enjoyment.
Cr34te focuses on interactive environments, transforming ordinary spaces into immersive experiences where design and technology captivate visitors. Dpt, a creative studio, merges art and digital innovation to craft interactive worlds that push the boundaries of reality and stimulate imagination.
Lastly, Stimulation Déjà Vu designs unique sensory experiences that stir emotions and immerse audiences in extraordinary creative worlds.
Industry professionals can register here.
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Immotion CEO Rod Findley and VP of Content Ken Musen celebrating their Lumiere win at the 16th Annual Lumiere Awards, held on 9 February at the iconic Beverly Hills Hotel.
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