With the exception of the show "Amaluna" that we saw at Cirque du Soleil, this "event" was probably the coolest thing we saw in Canada -- in fact, this may be one of the coolest things we've ever seen. Picture (sorry) a projection screen using scores of grain silos, more than 600 meters wide, for a 45-minute, surreal look at the history of Quebec City. . .
Here's what it looks like during the day:
. . . and here's the same venue, at night with a brief (4-minute) glimpse into the show -- and turn the sound up!
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