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Make a custom candle in a lively two-hour workshop in Québec City. Choose scents, pour hot wax, and leave with a handcrafted keepsake — perfect for travelers and families.
Make a custom candle in a lively two-hour workshop in Québec City. Choose scents, pour hot wax, and leave with a handcrafted keepsake — perfect for travelers and families.
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Operated by Moonday · Québec, Québec
QUÉBEC - atelier fabrication chandelles sits in the heart of Québec City, Canada, offering a hands-on two-hour candle-making workshop for creatives aged five and up. Located at 950 Av. Cartier, Québec, QC G1R 2R9, Canada with meeting point at 143 rue Frontenac, Sherbrooke, J1H 1J7, the session walks guests through scent selection, wax melting, and finishing touches in a compact, practical studio space. The experience begins with a short introduction to materials and safety—the workshop uses heated wax and concentrated fragrances, so close attention to the instructor matters. Participants pick scents, blend essential or fragrance oils, and choose vessels and wicks. Under careful guidance, each guest pours molten wax and learns simple finishing techniques: smoothing tops, centering wicks, and labeling. For families, the studio accommodates kids five and older, while under-11s must be accompanied by a tutor; the hosts reserve the right to request ID and enforce a 30-minute late policy. What makes this workshop stand out in Québec City’s local recreation scene is its democratic, hands-on approach to craft. It’s not a demonstration; you work the wax. The setting—an urban artisan studio on Av. Cartier—puts you steps from cafés and small galleries, so the workshop doubles as a gateway into the neighbourhood’s maker culture. The tactile pleasure of pouring wax and the immediate payoff of a finished candle make it ideal for travelers seeking a practical souvenir or a quiet indoor activity during cooler months. Key features: scent bar with multiple oils, heated melting station, choice of vessels and wicks, and clear safety briefings. Note the practical restrictions: no children under five, and limited tolerance for late arrivals. The session is bilingual, with guides offering instruction in English and French. This workshop also connects to broader cultural threads: Québec has a strong tradition of small-scale artisans and seasonal markets; making your own candle fits into that civic emphasis on local craft. For sustainability-minded visitors, ask the host about wax types and oil sources—many ateliers offer soy or beeswax options when requested. Who should book: travelers looking for an indoor, creative experience; families with children old enough to follow safety rules; anyone after a unique, locally made keepsake. Bring closed-toe shoes, a camera for close-up shots of the pouring process, and an openness to learn a small, repeatable craft you can take home. Reservations are made through the host’s booking page; the studio enforces a firm 30-minute late policy and may rebook sessions for late arrivals. The meeting point listed is 143 rue Frontenac, Sherbrooke, J1H 1J7—confirm this and local directions before you go. Whether you want a hands-on souvenir, a family-friendly craft afternoon, or a quiet creative pause from sightseeing, this atelier delivers a compact, memorable craft lesson daily.
The workshop is open to kids aged 5 and up. Children under 11 must be accompanied by a tutor; no children under 5 are allowed in the workspace for safety reasons.
Yes—guidance, equipment, vessels, wicks, and fragrance choices are provided so you leave with a finished candle.
Book via the host’s online booking link provided. The workshop enforces a strict 30-minute late policy and may reschedule bookings for late arrivals.
You should ask the host in advance—many studios can offer soy or beeswax and recommend low-VOC oils for sensitive users.
Yes, guides offer instruction in both English and French.
The typical two-hour session focuses on creating at least one finished candle; ask the host about options to make additional pieces.
Moonday is a Montréal-based creative studio specializing in hands-on candle-making workshops. The business offers a two-hour Atelier de fabrication de chandelles where participants select scents, mix wax, and craft a one-of-a-kind candle. Sessions welcome individuals and small groups, and activities are appropriate for ages 5 and up. Moonday provides all materials, safety guidance, and step-by-step instruction so guests can focus on creativity and a memorable learning experience. The Atelier de fabrication de chandelles emphasizes safe practices and creative freedom. Participants learn about wax types, fragrance selection, wick placement, and basic finishing techniques. Instructors demonstrate methods, assist with questions, and supervise melting and pouring to maintain safety standards. The studio environment in Montréal is arranged to be welcoming for families, beginners, and repeat makers seeking unique gifts or personal projects. Moonday’s workshop structure makes it easy to book a single session or bring a small private group for a focused experience. The two-hour format balances technique and hands-on time while allowing guests to finish and take home a customized candle. The business operates from Montréal, Québec, and communicates scheduling, age requirements, and material details clearly at booking. For visitors seeking a practical creative outing, Moonday combines instruction, materials, and a friendly studio atmosphere. The Atelier de fabrication de chandelles is positioned as an accessible craft workshop for locals and visitors who want a guided, safe, and imaginative candle-making experience. Booking information, available dates, pricing, and custom request options are listed on the studio's page to simplify visitor planning and direct contact.
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