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The 45th edition of the Festival International de Jazz de Montréal will take place from June 26 to July 5, 2025, at the Quartier des Spectacles. This iconic event features over 350 concerts, two-thirds of which are free, showcasing world-renowned artists like Jeff Goldblum & The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra, Thundercat, Samara Joy, Madeleine Peyroux and […]
From July 4 to 6, Palais des congrès will host the Montreal Comiccon, a must-attend event for pop culture fans. This gathering draws enthusiasts of science fiction, horror, anime, video games, tabletop games, and, of course, comic books. Experience a unique festival with a vast exhibition hall where visitors can explore a wide array of […]
Located in the heart of downtown on Sherbrooke Street West, the McCord Stewart Museum is dedicated to the social history of Montreal. It showcases the city's heritage through a variety of exhibitions and a rich collection of historical objects and photographs. Discover the current exhibitions with the Pay What You Can program: on the first […]
From July 10 to 13, 2025, Montreal will host the 2nd edition of SoulFest Montréal, a must-see event for fans of soul, R&B, funk, gospel, and disco music. For four days, Square St-James will be transformed into an open-air dance floor with the iconic St. James Church illuminated in the background. Presented by American Express […]
Juste pour rire is back in Montreal! This summer, for nearly two weeks of festivities, laughter will once again take over the heart of Montreal, turning the downtown core into a true playground of comedy and celebration. Unforgettable moments will unfold night after night in the Quartier des Spectacles and across numerous venues, including Place […]
From July 17 to August 3, 2025, Montreal will be buzzing with the Fantasia International Film Festival, a must-see event for genre film fans. Since its start in 1996, this festival has grown into the largest and most influential of its kind in North America, spotlighting bold and unconventional films. Its unique lineup features imaginative […]
Located in the heart of downtown on Sherbrooke Street West, the McCord Stewart Museum is dedicated to the social history of Montreal. It showcases the city's heritage through a variety of exhibitions and a rich collection of historical objects and photographs. Discover the current exhibitions with the Pay What You Can program: on the first […]
From August 19 to 24, 2025, the M.A.D. Festival (Fashion, Arts, and Entertainment) returns to downtown Montreal to celebrate creativity and diversity. Organized by the M.A.D. Collective, this free annual event features a rich and varied program, including live music, dance, visual arts, fashion, and more. For several days, the Quartier des spectacles transforms into […]
Located in the heart of downtown on Sherbrooke Street West, the McCord Stewart Museum is dedicated to the social history of Montreal. It showcases the city's heritage through a variety of exhibitions and a rich collection of historical objects and photographs. Discover the current exhibitions with the Pay What You Can program: on the first […]
Located in the heart of downtown on Sherbrooke Street West, the McCord Stewart Museum is dedicated to the social history of Montreal. It showcases the city's heritage through a variety of exhibitions and a rich collection of historical objects and photographs. Discover the current exhibitions with the Pay What You Can program: on the first […]
Located in the heart of downtown on Sherbrooke Street West, the McCord Stewart Museum is dedicated to the social history of Montreal. It showcases the city's heritage through a variety of exhibitions and a rich collection of historical objects and photographs. Discover the current exhibitions with the Pay What You Can program: on the first […]
Located in the heart of downtown on Sherbrooke Street West, the McCord Stewart Museum is dedicated to the social history of Montreal. It showcases the city's heritage through a variety of exhibitions and a rich collection of historical objects and photographs. Discover the current exhibitions with the Pay What You Can program: on the first […]
