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Montreal chocolate show delights the senses

WATCH ABOVE: If you're a lover of chocolate, then the chocolate convention being held this weekend at the Marché Bonsecours, was designed just for you – Feb 6, 2016

MONTREAL – Whether you’re looking for some Valentine’s Day inspiration or just passionate about your cacao, get ready for a chocolate-filled weekend with the 5th edition of  “Je t’aime en chocolat” underway at the Marché Bonsecours.

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More than 40 exhibitors are taking part in this year’s fair, including some of Quebec’s finest chocolatiers, pastry chefs, and chefs who will share their secrets in a series of workshops and demos.

Hundreds of visitors attend the chocolate show at the Marché Bonsecours in Old Montreal. Saturday, Feb. 6, 2016. Marc-Alain Trudeau/Global News

But it’s not all about the taste buds.

Some of Quebec’s most notable fashion designers have paired up with local chocalatiers to put on a chocolate fashion show featuring chocolate-laden dresses and fantastical edible headdresses.

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Margaret Lipsey, a Montreal-area artist, will share her talents with a paintbrush with two scheduled workshops on painting with chocolate.

Even children can partake in the activities with a special play featuring Quebec singer/actor Ari Cui Cui.

Over the years more than 55,000 visitors have attended the event and organizers are hoping this year will be just as successful.

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Admission is free. For a complete schedule of activities consult the “Je t’aime en chocolat” website.

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