Lodging in Sutton - Condo rental and for sale. Why Sutton for your Vacation? So many good Reasons!

15 km of snowshoeing trails. Snowshoe rental on site (traditional and «Tubb»). Des Appalaches Inn
Tel. : (450) 538-5799 or 1-877-533-5799

Curling Club of Sutton
26 Pleasant Street, Sutton
Tel. : (450) 538-3226, 538-3143
Reservation requested.

John Sleeth
Community and Cultural Center
 
Knitting , weaving, felting and basketry
the Sutton Valley Weavers' Guild meets every Tuesday in West-Brome. (Sole Road ) for such activities. Doreen Page at 538-3846, can be asked for details.
 
Jocelyne Bonneau Boyce at 538-2977 at Le Cotillon, 4 Rue Pins (near CIBC) has several courses to offer. Painting courses are also given by Norma Smith (295-3116) above the fish store in Sutton..

Singing in a choir
Suzan Reininger at 263-5068 is currently running the Potpourri Choir on Thursday nights at 7 p.m., one night in Sutton , one in Mansonville. However, if she gets enough people together in Sutton, she would be happy to run the choir weekly at the Community Center.

Learning Spanish
Norka Muriel at 538-6375 is willing to give lessons at the Center. She holds already classes in Abercorn on Wednesdays, from 1.30 p.m. to 3.30 p.m.

Exercising for health
Pina Macku at 538-3063 has been giving exercise classes in the room above the Town Hall since 1980. The winter schedule is Mondays and Thursdays from 9.30 a.m. to 10.30 p.m. She charges $6.00 per session or $40.00 for 8 sessions. She is also willing to give classes to people with restricted physical abilities, which could be held in the Community Center. Classes could begin as soon as a minimum of 6 people have registered.

Discussion groups
Daniel Laguitton (owner of the health food store in Sutton) is willing to give his skill and knowledge to the community as a resource person; i.e. grief, addiction (chemical or other dependencies), philosophy, spirituality, poetry readings.

Sutton Library:
(at the Community Center) opening hours: tuesday from 2:30 to 5:00 pm, thursday from 10:00 to noon, Friday de 2:30 to 7:00 pm, Saturday from 10:00 to noon.

ArtSutton
ArtSutton is composed of 230 members. Here, you can find everything from oil to water paintings as well as sculptures, cards and much more.
New exposition every month.

Open Thursday, Friday, Sunday, 1 to 5 pm and
Saturday 10 am to 12, 1 to 5 pm
7 Academy Sutton.

Farfelu
This art gallery was came alive by the enthusiasm of five artists and their desire to communicate their passions. After one year already the gallery has really taken off. It exposes a variety of works of art representative of today by over 17 different artists and sculptures.

Thursday to Sunday 10 to 5 pm.
12 Principale Street North.

Les Imagiers
Les Imagiers art gallery exhibits the works of 17 artists/painters and sculptors. Local artists and as well as reputable artists.
Open from Thursday to Sunday from 11 am to 5 pm.
10 Principale Street.

Studio d'art Constantin
Member of the Cercle des Artistes-peintres et sculpteurs du Québec. Watercolours and sculptures.

26, Principale Street South
(450) 538-3758

Galerie des deux Tournesols
The Art Gallery des deux Tournesols is still young. This has not however stopped them from gaining the respect of the « grand public » in only one year. Under the direction of photographer Guy Borremans, the gallery is acquiring the reputation of housing full of life masterpieces, moving pieces and even provocative.

6 Pine Street
From Thursday to Sunday from 10 AM to 5 PM

Sutton heritage walking tour
New in Sutton: Sutton Heritage Tour and Sutton Museum of Communications and History. Interpretive panels offer information on 26 sites of interest, 16 in the village and 10 on the back roads, allowing you to discover the charms of this old village founded by the Loyalists in 1802.
The Church-Cemetery Tour is Sutton’s third Heritage Tour. As with the Village et Rural Tours, it starts at the Sutton Museum of Communications and History. This tour features six churches and sixteen cemeteries.
Guided tours for groups available. For more information please contact the Tourist Information Office.

Antiques
Are you looking for that something special? You might just find what you are looking for in Sutton. Our antiques dealers await you.

Confiserie Tentation
Lollipops, home-made fudge, coffee beans covered with chocolate, fancy sugar for coffee, bubble gum buddies, the chocolate lazy ones, dolls and other goodies.
 
34 Principale Nord
(450) 538-1899

Érablière Monique et Robert
Enjoy a day in a small sugarbush. Old fashioned sap gathering with a horse. Maple fine cuisine (4 courses). Walking trails in the forest, X-country and showshoeing. Out of season : Dining room for groups on reservation. Choice of meat or game.
 
367 Mudgett Road
(450) 538-0181
More information

L'Érablière Gaby-Pierre
Homemade maple syrup produts available on site. Sugar on snow every weekend. Hot baked beans available every Sunday. Informational visits of the premises.
 
1001 Route 139 North, Sutton
(450) 538-4046

Musée du chocolat
To satisfy that special craving, join us in an unforgettable journey through a world of Belgian Chocolate.

Chocolaterie René Henquin,
8 Principale Street South,
(450) 538-0139.

Museum of communications and heritage of Sutton
Located in the heart of the village, at the start of the Sutton Heritage Tours, The Eberdt Heritage Museum transports you to a universe of communication and history. Established in 1963 by Edmund J.O. Eberdt, the Museum is housed in the old stable of the Billings' domain (1806). It was donated to the town by Mr. Eberdt in 1999. With communication technology as a guiding thread, you are invited to discover part of the Sutton region's history, from the first post office to the telegraph service, the glory days of radio and the arrival of television. The Museum also includes a temporary exhibit hall. The theme of the exhibit is normally related to the history of the region or some specific aspect of communication technology.
 
Thursday to Sunday 10am to 12pm and 1pm to 5pm.
For information: (450) 538 3222.

Circuits "coup de coeur"
Brome-Missisquoi has a surprising diversity of landscapes for nature lovers. And in the midst of this half-tamed wilderness, picturesque villages are set at a bend of a riverbank or at a quiet country crossroads, with the stunning panorama of the Appalachian Mountains serving as their backdrop.

Discover Brome-Missisquoi out of Sutton,
explore our Routes "coup de coeur"

Specialty shops
Sutton is filled with small boutiques of all kinds. Souvenirs, gifts, specialty foods, regional products, health products and more.

Flowers, plants and gardens
Come and discover our unique gardens ( medicinal plants, ecological gardens, alpine and rock garden plants). Take a guided tour, you might find a plant for your own garden.

Flea Market
Every Saturday from May 11th to October 12th between 8am and 3pm meet the locals and see what they have to offer. You will find flowers, plants, antiques, clothing, toys, maple products, tools and much more.

Westina Stables
Carriage, hay or sleigh rides. Picnic with Ian and his superb percherons. Winter and summer. Reserve now for 2 to 20 people.
365, route 139 North
Tel: (450) 538-5634

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