The Popsilos circuit is open from June 28 to October 31, 2024.

You are responsible for your own safety and security while visiting the Popsilos circuit. 

The Michel Dignard and Jeannette Mongeon Farm - Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. 
590 St-Guillaume Street, Embrun (best vantage point: route 200). 

The St-Albert Cheese Co-op (See website for hours.) 
150 St-Paul Street, St-Albert. 

The Ben-Rey-Mo ltd. Farm - Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. 
Locate 139 Principale, turn onto Lavergne Street, 3rd property to the left, St-Albert (best vantage point: Lavergne Street). 

The Drouin Farm - Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. 
1230, rte 400 east, Casselman (best vantage point: rte 400 East) 

Mellohills Farm - Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. 
771 Landry St., Rockland (best vantage point: Landry Street) 

The Robert and Louise Lalande Farm - Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. 
1163, Caledonia Springs Rd, Alfred (best vantage point: Caledonia Springs Rd) 

Ouimet Farms Adventure - Open weekends starting August 10 to October 27 and holiday Mondays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 
63 Main Street West, Vankleek Hill (Champlain) (best vantage point: Main Street West which is County Road 10) 

Vankleek Hill Vineyard (See vankleekhillvineyard.com for hours of operation) 
3725 Dandy Road (County Road 12), Vankleek Hill (Champlain) (Best vantage point is from Dandy Road or County Road 12)

This project is possible with the participation of the government of Canada.

We are ever so thankful for the support of:

Our "Champions of local"

Our "Helping Hands" 

Popsilos is artwork on silos.
The Popsilos project combines art and agrifood tourism in a circuit that leads to five giant murals celebrating Canada’s 150th on farm silos in the Prescott-Russell countryside, interlacing small producers where visitors can discover local produce and products.

Popsilos marries urban and rural.
Popsilos is the opportunity for street artists to come together, learn from one another and create a legacy artwork in celebration of Canada’s 150th, in Prescott-Russell, while putting the spotlight on agriculture through painting on the most monumental canvas ever, a silo. 

Popsilos is a holiday.
Growing up in Prescott Russell, we were up at 7 am, ready to venture through the fields and find the day’s secret spot. Our imaginations ran wild until we heard our parents’ voices calling us in, when rosy skies turned to darker shades of marine and purple. The United Counties of Prescott and Russell are centrally located between Montreal and Ottawa and invite visitors to #savourtheoutdoors touring their eight welcoming municipalities.

Jen Larocque and Mat Mault
Popsilos Inc. 

We are travelers. When visiting cosmopolitan cities for a few days, we always feel the urge to retract from the fun, but busy chaos, to the countryside. To move to a slower beat. To have the time to meet people and chat. When in Scotland we learned about the Kelburn Castle which has a full façade covered in graffiti art. This inspired us to colour the landscapes of the countryside where we grew up. We created Popsilos Inc, a not for profit, to enable the infrastructure to create an exterior sensorial art gallery in Prescott and Russell. 

Stay tuned. We will be announcing participating artists on April 8!