Since 2007, at the initiative of Montréal’s 2SLGBTQI+ communities, the Montréal Pride Festival has been promoting their rights and celebrating their cultural richness and social advances. The largest gathering of the communities of sexual and gender diversity ...
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First Fridays is the recurring gathering of food trucks across the country since 2012, taking place at the Olympic Stadium, and also at the Quai de l’Horloge in the Old Port of Montreal in August. The event celebrates Montreal's cultural diversity in ...
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Cho Dem (Night Market) is a celebration of Vietnamese cultural identity in Quebec in the form of a big street food market. It is a unifying event lasting 4 days where Vietnamese cuisine is highlighted in addition to merchant kiosks, entertainment and ...
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The Marathon Beneva de Montréal is the largest running event in Quebec. With its signature courses of 1, 5, 10 21.1 and 42.2km, you will visit Montreal in a unique way. This inclusive and unifying event is open to all. Come and experience the 2024 Marathon ...
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Built for the 1976 Games, the Montréal Olympic Stadium offers a variety of activities: The Montréal Tower is the highest inclined tower in the world. The view of the city from the Observatory is simply breathtaking; The Stadium hosts numerous sports, ...
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ÎleSoniq
2025 dates to be announced (August)
With an eclectic program featuring the biggest names in electro music, ÎLESONIQ combines all the aspects of the world's biggest EDM gatherings right here in Quebec. Every year, Île Sainte-Hélène becomes the centre of the dance music universe. Thanks to ...
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For 25 years, the Festival Montréal en Lumière has been offering a major winter program with several hundred activities in gastronomy, indoor shows and on its outdoor site. The Nuit blanche is also offered during the festival with hundreds of cultural ...
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YATAI MTL is a popular Japanese street market attracting over 30,000 people over the 4-day event.
The market comprises a gourmet zone with some 20 street food stalls, a shopping zone with over 30 stalls, and a cultural zone with shows and cultural activities ...
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Maison Saint-Gabriel is the oldest example of rural architecture in Montreal. Acquired by Marguerite Bourgeoys in 1668, this house was the home of the Filles du Roy (King's Wards). Witness the talent of costumed guides and the authenticity of its historic ...
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The MEM – Centre des mémoires montréalaises is a museum and citizen space that celebrates the city’s inhabitants, past and present. History is brought to life through the eyes, voices, and stories of Montrealers. The MEM provides spaces that foster encounters ...
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