Due to the ongoing pandemic of Covid-19, there will be no Holiday Train this year passing through. This will be the first time in 21 years since it was started, that they will not be travelling across country at all.
Canada Pacific has released the news on their website today with a press release outlining what they will be doing instead to help the local food banks.
” Canadian Pacific (CP) will donate to food banks in communities along its network and host a virtual concert in lieu of its regular Holiday Train program. The modified program will draw attention to food security issues, while ensuring donations go to all food banks that would ordinarily receive them, including those that typically host a Holiday Train event in alternating years. Live music has always been part of the CP Holiday Train tradition. To maintain that tradition, CP will produce a benefit concert, with details to be announced when they’re available. ” ( Taken off their website)
As this year continues to pivot with many activities being cancelled, we must all work together to stay safe and follow the protocols put in place so we can kick this virus to the curb.
As soon as we know more info on the Virtual Concert, we will share it on all our social media platforms.
For more information, you can click here to visit the CP website.
***Please be advised: We work hard to collect all the information listed. You should always call ahead to make sure the times and locations are correct before attending any event. Times and locations can change once we have published our list***
Friday , September 11
Visit the Zoo Ecomuseum (Ste Anne de Bellevue)
Did you know we have a beautiful zoo right in our own backyard?
Numerous animals living in their own habitat. A definete Must see.
Tickets Must be purchased in advance. Support our local zoo.
Where: 21125 Chemin Ste. Marie, Ste Anne de Bellevue
Time: 9am to 5pm
Cost: Various prices- please refer to the website
Ages: All ages
Additional Info:
https://zooecomuseum.ca/en/visitor-information/
Visit the Renovated Biodome (Montreal)
Summer and winter alike, the Montréal Biodôme is the perfect family outing! With five ecosystems of the Americas under one roof, the Biodôme is like a walk in nature. A place of wonder, learning and environmental commitment for young and old alike, it’s also one of Montréal’s must-see tourist attractions.
The Biodôme’s name means “house of life.” It houses more than 250,000 animals from about 220 different species and 500 plant species. It is one of the few places in the world to reproduce so faithfully the complexity of the natural environment and the interactions between animal and plant species.
*** Limited amount of people are allowed in everyday. Tickets must be purchased online.
Where: 4777, avenue Pierre-De CoubertinMontréal, QC H1V 1B3
Time: 9am to 6pm
Cost: Visit the website for all pricing options
Ages: All ages
Additional Info: https://espacepourlavie.ca/
Montreal Science Center (Montreal)
How do astronauts live and work in space? Discover how they have managed to defy the challenge in Journey to Space.
Come explore the most astounding aspects of life in space. Learn about the dangers and difficulties astronauts face and venture into a future where planet Earth may no longer be the only place inhabited by humans. Embark on your very own journey to space during this five-part exhibition.
** Tickets must be purchased online and in advance as there are limitations on the amount of people that can attend at one time.
Wearing a mask or face cover is mandatory for persons 12 years of age and older according to the current recommendations of the Public Health Department. Online tickets only.
Where:Montreal Science Centre ,2 de la Commune St. W.,Montreal, (Old Port of Montreal)
Time: 10am to 5pm
Ages: All ages
Cost: Tickets starting at: adults $18, teens $12, children $7, families $43. Tickets must be purchased online
Additional Info:
https://www.montrealsciencecentre.com/visitor-info
La Grande Roue de Montreal (Old Port of Montreal)
At the top of La Grande Roue de Montréal, you are immediately struck by the loveliness of Old Montréal, with its historic buildings and charming Place Jacques-Cartier, located right nearby. Then, looking up, you discover the city centre’s eclectic architecture, overlooked by Mount Royal.
To the south, the majestic Saint Lawrence River and its seaway unfold into an impressive spectacle. On Sainte-Hélène and Notre-Dame islands, you can glimpse at remnants of the famous 1967 Universal Exposition.
In the evening, colourful lights steal the show, creating a romantic and festive atmosphere. Mount Royal disappears, but you still see its illuminated cross, atop a lively urban landscape… And let’s not forget the Jacques-Cartier Bridge, whose lighting beautifully completes the nighttime panorama.
The Grande Roue de Montréal itself is not to be outdone, shining on the Bonsecours Basin every evening. Come bask in its soft glow!
Where: Old Port of Montreal, 362 rue de la Commune E.,
Montreal
Time: 10am to 11pm
Cost: Tickets starts at $20.12. A variety of packages available to purchase online.
Ages: All ages
Additional Info: https://www.lagranderouedemontreal.com/
SOS Labrynthe (Montreal-Old Port)
The Old Port of Montreal’s Hangar 16 is over 105 years old! SOS Labyrinthe celebrates this historical icon throughout its theming.
According to our legend… In 1942, two young apprentices named Stevie and Mayday start working as longshoremen at Hangar 16. They spend their lives moving and storing tons of cargo and merchandise.
As years go by, the Hangar 16 longshoremen witness many historic events about Montreal and the St. Lawrence River… And they collect many objects related to these historic moments, objects they lovingly call the treasures of the longshoremen.
When Hangar 16 closes down in the 1970s, Stevie and Mayday become its day-and-night watchmen and permanent occupants… And with the passage of time, they are completely forgotten! But they have not forgotten their treasures of the longshoremen, and they want you to know about them and their stories.
Now over 90 years old, our two mischievous companions have transformed Hangar 16 into a gigantic maze very hard to navigate, full of challenges and dead-ends.
And each summer, they select 4 objects from the treasures of the Longshoremen and challenge you to find them!
Historical Content
Each treasure of the longshoremen is linked to historical facts related to Montreal, its river or its harbor. A number of posters tell the stories behind these treasures, allowing you to grasp the historical significance of these little known facts.
Where: SOS Labyrinthe – Hanger 16, Quai de l’Horloge St.,Montreal
Time: 10am to 9pm
Cost: Adults $18.75, teens 13-17 $16.75, children 4-12 $14.75, kids 3 & under FREE
Ages: All ages
Additional Info: https://soslabyrinthe.com/en/laventure/
Mini-Exhibition: The Wonderful World of Insects(POinte Claire)
Explore the wonderful world of insects! You will discover insects from here and abroad, including butterflies, beetles, flies, bees, fireflies and many more. Vibrant colours, mimicry and camouflage will be featured through the insect photography of entomologist Stéphanie Boucher and her collection of specimens!
Be sure to bring along your mask.
Monday to Friday: 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Wednesday: 1 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Saturday: closed
Sunday: 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Where: Stewart Hall, 176 Lakeshore Rd.,Pointe-Claire
Time: 1pm to 5pm
Cost: Free
Ages: All ages
Additional Info: https://www.pointe-claire.ca/en/calendar/
Beau market (Beaconsfield)
Fresh local produce, locally crafted hygiene products, locally made ready to eat food. Please be informed on social distancing and other protocol put in place.
Where: Beaurepaire Village- Beaconsfield Boulevard and Woodland in that area
Time: 3pm to 6:30pm
Cost: Free entrance- cost for produce
Age: All ages
Additional info and info provided by: https://www.facebook.com/events/2726408150961839/
Saturday , September 12
Visit the Zoo Ecomuseum (Ste Anne de Bellevue)
Did you know we have a beautiful zoo right in our own backyard?
Numerous animals living in their own habitat. A definete Must see.
Tickets Must be purchased in advance. Support our local zoo.
Where: 21125 Chemin Ste. Marie, Ste Anne de Bellevue
Time: 9am to 5pm
Cost: Various prices- please refer to the website
Ages: All ages
Additional Info:
https://zooecomuseum.ca/en/visitor-information/
Visit the Renovated Biodome (Montreal)
Summer and winter alike, the Montréal Biodôme is the perfect family outing! With five ecosystems of the Americas under one roof, the Biodôme is like a walk in nature. A place of wonder, learning and environmental commitment for young and old alike, it’s also one of Montréal’s must-see tourist attractions.
The Biodôme’s name means “house of life.” It houses more than 250,000 animals from about 220 different species and 500 plant species. It is one of the few places in the world to reproduce so faithfully the complexity of the natural environment and the interactions between animal and plant species.
*** Limited amount of people are allowed in everyday. Tickets must be purchased online.
Where: 4777, avenue Pierre-De CoubertinMontréal, QC H1V 1B3
Time: 9am to 6pm
Cost: Visit the website for all pricing options
Ages: All ages
Additional Info: https://espacepourlavie.ca/
Montreal Science Center (Montreal)
How do astronauts live and work in space? Discover how they have managed to defy the challenge in Journey to Space.
Come explore the most astounding aspects of life in space. Learn about the dangers and difficulties astronauts face and venture into a future where planet Earth may no longer be the only place inhabited by humans. Embark on your very own journey to space during this five-part exhibition.
** Tickets must be purchased online and in advance as there are limitations on the amount of people that can attend at one time.
Wearing a mask or face cover is mandatory for persons 12 years of age and older according to the current recommendations of the Public Health Department. Online tickets only.
Where:Montreal Science Centre ,2 de la Commune St. W.,Montreal, (Old Port of Montreal)
Time: 10am to 5pm
Ages: All ages
Cost: Tickets starting at: adults $18, teens $12, children $7, families $43. Tickets must be purchased online
Additional Info:
https://www.montrealsciencecentre.com/visitor-info
La Grande Roue de Montreal (Old Port of Montreal)
At the top of La Grande Roue de Montréal, you are immediately struck by the loveliness of Old Montréal, with its historic buildings and charming Place Jacques-Cartier, located right nearby. Then, looking up, you discover the city centre’s eclectic architecture, overlooked by Mount Royal.
To the south, the majestic Saint Lawrence River and its seaway unfold into an impressive spectacle. On Sainte-Hélène and Notre-Dame islands, you can glimpse at remnants of the famous 1967 Universal Exposition.
In the evening, colourful lights steal the show, creating a romantic and festive atmosphere. Mount Royal disappears, but you still see its illuminated cross, atop a lively urban landscape… And let’s not forget the Jacques-Cartier Bridge, whose lighting beautifully completes the nighttime panorama.
The Grande Roue de Montréal itself is not to be outdone, shining on the Bonsecours Basin every evening. Come bask in its soft glow!
Where: Old Port of Montreal, 362 rue de la Commune E.,
Montreal
Time: 10am to 11pm
Cost: Tickets starts at $20.12. A variety of packages available to purchase online.
Ages: All ages
Additional Info: https://www.lagranderouedemontreal.com/
SOS Labrynthe (Montreal-Old Port)
The Old Port of Montreal’s Hangar 16 is over 105 years old! SOS Labyrinthe celebrates this historical icon throughout its theming.
According to our legend… In 1942, two young apprentices named Stevie and Mayday start working as longshoremen at Hangar 16. They spend their lives moving and storing tons of cargo and merchandise.
As years go by, the Hangar 16 longshoremen witness many historic events about Montreal and the St. Lawrence River… And they collect many objects related to these historic moments, objects they lovingly call the treasures of the longshoremen.
When Hangar 16 closes down in the 1970s, Stevie and Mayday become its day-and-night watchmen and permanent occupants… And with the passage of time, they are completely forgotten! But they have not forgotten their treasures of the longshoremen, and they want you to know about them and their stories.
Now over 90 years old, our two mischievous companions have transformed Hangar 16 into a gigantic maze very hard to navigate, full of challenges and dead-ends.
And each summer, they select 4 objects from the treasures of the Longshoremen and challenge you to find them!
Historical Content
Each treasure of the longshoremen is linked to historical facts related to Montreal, its river or its harbor. A number of posters tell the stories behind these treasures, allowing you to grasp the historical significance of these little known facts.
Where: SOS Labyrinthe – Hanger 16, Quai de l’Horloge St.,Montreal
Time: 10am to 9pm
Cost: Adults $18.75, teens 13-17 $16.75, children 4-12 $14.75, kids 3 & under FREE
Ages: All ages
Additional Info: https://soslabyrinthe.com/en/laventure/
Sunday , September 13
Visit the Zoo Ecomuseum (Ste Anne de Bellevue)
Did you know we have a beautiful zoo right in our own backyard?
Numerous animals living in their own habitat. A definete Must see.
Tickets Must be purchased in advance. Support our local zoo.
Where: 21125 Chemin Ste. Marie, Ste Anne de Bellevue
Time: 9am to 5pm
Cost: Various prices- please refer to the website
Ages: All ages
Additional Info:
https://zooecomuseum.ca/en/visitor-information/
Visit the Renovated Biodome (Montreal)
Summer and winter alike, the Montréal Biodôme is the perfect family outing! With five ecosystems of the Americas under one roof, the Biodôme is like a walk in nature. A place of wonder, learning and environmental commitment for young and old alike, it’s also one of Montréal’s must-see tourist attractions.
The Biodôme’s name means “house of life.” It houses more than 250,000 animals from about 220 different species and 500 plant species. It is one of the few places in the world to reproduce so faithfully the complexity of the natural environment and the interactions between animal and plant species.
*** Limited amount of people are allowed in everyday. Tickets must be purchased online.
Where: 4777, avenue Pierre-De CoubertinMontréal, QC H1V 1B3
Time: 9am to 6pm
Cost: Visit the website for all pricing options
Ages: All ages
Additional Info: https://espacepourlavie.ca/
Summer Public Market (Pierrefonds)
🥬 The Château-Pierrefonds Public Market is back for another summer season, every Sunday, from June 28 to September 20!🤩
Come and get fresh fruits and vegetables from local farmers and buy products made by local people. The public market will be held at the Château-Pierrefonds park every Sunday, between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. (corner of avenue du Château Pierrefonds and boulevard de Pierrefonds).
🥒 Fruits and vegetables
🥖 Baked goods
🌽 Meat products and sweet corn
🥮 Artisanal foods
🍵 Teas
🌺 Seedlings, plants
🧼 Soaps and candles
🍁 Maple syrup products
🍶 Marinated olives and olive oil
🥫 Sauces
🍓 Jams
🌯 Food trucks
🤤 And more!
Bring your reusable bags 🛍
👋All health and physical distancing measures will be in place to help maintain your health and safety. We encourage you to wear face masks when you come to the market!
Where: Chateau Pierrefonds Park- Corner Pierrefonds Blvd and Chateau Pierrefonds
Time: 10am to 2pm
Cost: Free entrance
Ages: All ages
Additional Info: https://www.facebook.com/events/273538950547566/
Montreal Science Center (Montreal)
How do astronauts live and work in space? Discover how they have managed to defy the challenge in Journey to Space.
Come explore the most astounding aspects of life in space. Learn about the dangers and difficulties astronauts face and venture into a future where planet Earth may no longer be the only place inhabited by humans. Embark on your very own journey to space during this five-part exhibition.
** Tickets must be purchased online and in advance as there are limitations on the amount of people that can attend at one time.
Wearing a mask or face cover is mandatory for persons 12 years of age and older according to the current recommendations of the Public Health Department. Online tickets only.
Where:Montreal Science Centre ,2 de la Commune St. W.,Montreal, (Old Port of Montreal)
Time: 10am to 5pm
Ages: All ages
Cost: Tickets starting at: adults $18, teens $12, children $7, families $43. Tickets must be purchased online
Additional Info:
https://www.montrealsciencecentre.com/visitor-info
La Grande Roue de Montreal (Old Port of Montreal)
At the top of La Grande Roue de Montréal, you are immediately struck by the loveliness of Old Montréal, with its historic buildings and charming Place Jacques-Cartier, located right nearby. Then, looking up, you discover the city centre’s eclectic architecture, overlooked by Mount Royal.
To the south, the majestic Saint Lawrence River and its seaway unfold into an impressive spectacle. On Sainte-Hélène and Notre-Dame islands, you can glimpse at remnants of the famous 1967 Universal Exposition.
In the evening, colourful lights steal the show, creating a romantic and festive atmosphere. Mount Royal disappears, but you still see its illuminated cross, atop a lively urban landscape… And let’s not forget the Jacques-Cartier Bridge, whose lighting beautifully completes the nighttime panorama.
The Grande Roue de Montréal itself is not to be outdone, shining on the Bonsecours Basin every evening. Come bask in its soft glow!
Where: Old Port of Montreal, 362 rue de la Commune E.,
Montreal
Time: 10am to 11pm
Cost: Tickets starts at $20.12. A variety of packages available to purchase online.
Ages: All ages
Additional Info: https://www.lagranderouedemontreal.com/
SOS Labrynthe (Montreal-Old Port)
The Old Port of Montreal’s Hangar 16 is over 105 years old! SOS Labyrinthe celebrates this historical icon throughout its theming.
According to our legend… In 1942, two young apprentices named Stevie and Mayday start working as longshoremen at Hangar 16. They spend their lives moving and storing tons of cargo and merchandise.
As years go by, the Hangar 16 longshoremen witness many historic events about Montreal and the St. Lawrence River… And they collect many objects related to these historic moments, objects they lovingly call the treasures of the longshoremen.
When Hangar 16 closes down in the 1970s, Stevie and Mayday become its day-and-night watchmen and permanent occupants… And with the passage of time, they are completely forgotten! But they have not forgotten their treasures of the longshoremen, and they want you to know about them and their stories.
Now over 90 years old, our two mischievous companions have transformed Hangar 16 into a gigantic maze very hard to navigate, full of challenges and dead-ends.
And each summer, they select 4 objects from the treasures of the Longshoremen and challenge you to find them!
Historical Content
Each treasure of the longshoremen is linked to historical facts related to Montreal, its river or its harbor. A number of posters tell the stories behind these treasures, allowing you to grasp the historical significance of these little known facts.
Where: SOS Labyrinthe – Hanger 16, Quai de l’Horloge St.,Montreal
Time: 10am to 9pm
Cost: Adults $18.75, teens 13-17 $16.75, children 4-12 $14.75, kids 3 & under FREE
Ages: All ages
Additional Info: https://soslabyrinthe.com/en/laventure/
Mini-Exhibition: The Wonderful World of Insects(POinte Claire)
Explore the wonderful world of insects! You will discover insects from here and abroad, including butterflies, beetles, flies, bees, fireflies and many more. Vibrant colours, mimicry and camouflage will be featured through the insect photography of entomologist Stéphanie Boucher and her collection of specimens!
Be sure to bring along your mask.
Monday to Friday: 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Wednesday: 1 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Saturday: closed
Sunday: 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Where: Stewart Hall, 176 Lakeshore Rd.,Pointe-Claire
Time: 1pm to 5pm
Cost: Free
Ages: All ages
Additional Info: https://www.pointe-claire.ca/en/calendar/
***Please be advised: We work hard to collect all the information listed. You should always call ahead to make sure the times and locations are correct before attending any event. Times and locations can change once we have published our list***
Friday , September 4
Visit the Zoo Ecomuseum (Ste Anne de Bellevue)
Did you know we have a beautiful zoo right in our own backyard?
Numerous animals living in their own habitat. A definete Must see.
Tickets Must be purchased in advance. Support our local zoo.
Where: 21125 Chemin Ste. Marie, Ste Anne de Bellevue
Time: 9am to 5pm
Cost: Various prices- please refer to the website
Ages: All ages
Additional Info:
https://zooecomuseum.ca/en/visitor-information/
Montreal Science Center (Montreal)
How do astronauts live and work in space? Discover how they have managed to defy the challenge in Journey to Space.
Come explore the most astounding aspects of life in space. Learn about the dangers and difficulties astronauts face and venture into a future where planet Earth may no longer be the only place inhabited by humans. Embark on your very own journey to space during this five-part exhibition.
** Tickets must be purchased online and in advance as there are limitations on the amount of people that can attend at one time.
Wearing a mask or face cover is mandatory for persons 12 years of age and older according to the current recommendations of the Public Health Department. Online tickets only.
Where:Montreal Science Centre ,2 de la Commune St. W.,Montreal, (Old Port of Montreal)
Time: 10am to 5pm
Ages: All ages
Cost: Tickets starting at: adults $18, teens $12, children $7, families $43. Tickets must be purchased online
Additional Info:
https://www.montrealsciencecentre.com/visitor-info
La Grande Roue de Montreal (Old Port of Montreal)
At the top of La Grande Roue de Montréal, you are immediately struck by the loveliness of Old Montréal, with its historic buildings and charming Place Jacques-Cartier, located right nearby. Then, looking up, you discover the city centre’s eclectic architecture, overlooked by Mount Royal.
To the south, the majestic Saint Lawrence River and its seaway unfold into an impressive spectacle. On Sainte-Hélène and Notre-Dame islands, you can glimpse at remnants of the famous 1967 Universal Exposition.
In the evening, colourful lights steal the show, creating a romantic and festive atmosphere. Mount Royal disappears, but you still see its illuminated cross, atop a lively urban landscape… And let’s not forget the Jacques-Cartier Bridge, whose lighting beautifully completes the nighttime panorama.
The Grande Roue de Montréal itself is not to be outdone, shining on the Bonsecours Basin every evening. Come bask in its soft glow!
Where: Old Port of Montreal, 362 rue de la Commune E.,
Montreal
Time: 10am to 11pm
Cost: Tickets starts at $20.12. A variety of packages available to purchase online.
Ages: All ages
Additional Info: https://www.lagranderouedemontreal.com/
SOS Labrynthe (Montreal-Old Port)
The Old Port of Montreal’s Hangar 16 is over 105 years old! SOS Labyrinthe celebrates this historical icon throughout its theming.
According to our legend… In 1942, two young apprentices named Stevie and Mayday start working as longshoremen at Hangar 16. They spend their lives moving and storing tons of cargo and merchandise.
As years go by, the Hangar 16 longshoremen witness many historic events about Montreal and the St. Lawrence River… And they collect many objects related to these historic moments, objects they lovingly call the treasures of the longshoremen.
When Hangar 16 closes down in the 1970s, Stevie and Mayday become its day-and-night watchmen and permanent occupants… And with the passage of time, they are completely forgotten! But they have not forgotten their treasures of the longshoremen, and they want you to know about them and their stories.
Now over 90 years old, our two mischievous companions have transformed Hangar 16 into a gigantic maze very hard to navigate, full of challenges and dead-ends.
And each summer, they select 4 objects from the treasures of the Longshoremen and challenge you to find them!
Historical Content
Each treasure of the longshoremen is linked to historical facts related to Montreal, its river or its harbor. A number of posters tell the stories behind these treasures, allowing you to grasp the historical significance of these little known facts.
Where: SOS Labyrinthe – Hanger 16, Quai de l’Horloge St.,Montreal
Time: 10am to 9pm
Cost: Adults $18.75, teens 13-17 $16.75, children 4-12 $14.75, kids 3 & under FREE
Ages: All ages
Additional Info: https://soslabyrinthe.com/en/laventure/
Mini-Exhibition: The Wonderful World of Insects(POinte Claire)
Explore the wonderful world of insects! You will discover insects from here and abroad, including butterflies, beetles, flies, bees, fireflies and many more. Vibrant colours, mimicry and camouflage will be featured through the insect photography of entomologist Stéphanie Boucher and her collection of specimens!
Be sure to bring along your mask.
Monday to Friday: 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Wednesday: 1 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Saturday: closed
Sunday: 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Where: Stewart Hall, 176 Lakeshore Rd.,Pointe-Claire
Time: 1pm to 5pm
Cost: Free
Ages: All ages
Additional Info: https://www.pointe-claire.ca/en/calendar/
Beau market (Beaconsfield)
Fresh local produce, locally crafted hygiene products, locally made ready to eat food. Please be informed on social distancing and other protocol put in place.
Where: Beaurepaire Village- Beaconsfield Boulevard and Woodland in that area
Time: 3pm to 6:30pm
Cost: Free entrance- cost for produce
Age: All ages
Additional info and info provided by: https://www.facebook.com/events/2726408150961839/
Saturday , September 5
Visit the Zoo Ecomuseum (Ste Anne de Bellevue)
Did you know we have a beautiful zoo right in our own backyard?
Numerous animals living in their own habitat. A definete Must see.
Tickets Must be purchased in advance. Support our local zoo.
Where: 21125 Chemin Ste. Marie, Ste Anne de Bellevue
Time: 9am to 5pm
Cost: Various prices- please refer to the website
Ages: All ages
Additional Info:
https://zooecomuseum.ca/en/visitor-information/
Montreal Science Center (Montreal)
How do astronauts live and work in space? Discover how they have managed to defy the challenge in Journey to Space.
Come explore the most astounding aspects of life in space. Learn about the dangers and difficulties astronauts face and venture into a future where planet Earth may no longer be the only place inhabited by humans. Embark on your very own journey to space during this five-part exhibition.
** Tickets must be purchased online and in advance as there are limitations on the amount of people that can attend at one time.
Wearing a mask or face cover is mandatory for persons 12 years of age and older according to the current recommendations of the Public Health Department. Online tickets only.
Where:Montreal Science Centre ,2 de la Commune St. W.,Montreal, (Old Port of Montreal)
Time: 10am to 5pm
Ages: All ages
Cost: Tickets starting at: adults $18, teens $12, children $7, families $43. Tickets must be purchased online
Additional Info:
https://www.montrealsciencecentre.com/visitor-info
La Grande Roue de Montreal (Old Port of Montreal)
At the top of La Grande Roue de Montréal, you are immediately struck by the loveliness of Old Montréal, with its historic buildings and charming Place Jacques-Cartier, located right nearby. Then, looking up, you discover the city centre’s eclectic architecture, overlooked by Mount Royal.
To the south, the majestic Saint Lawrence River and its seaway unfold into an impressive spectacle. On Sainte-Hélène and Notre-Dame islands, you can glimpse at remnants of the famous 1967 Universal Exposition.
In the evening, colourful lights steal the show, creating a romantic and festive atmosphere. Mount Royal disappears, but you still see its illuminated cross, atop a lively urban landscape… And let’s not forget the Jacques-Cartier Bridge, whose lighting beautifully completes the nighttime panorama.
The Grande Roue de Montréal itself is not to be outdone, shining on the Bonsecours Basin every evening. Come bask in its soft glow!
Where: Old Port of Montreal, 362 rue de la Commune E.,
Montreal
Time: 10am to 11pm
Cost: Tickets starts at $20.12. A variety of packages available to purchase online.
Ages: All ages
Additional Info: https://www.lagranderouedemontreal.com/
SOS Labrynthe (Montreal-Old Port)
The Old Port of Montreal’s Hangar 16 is over 105 years old! SOS Labyrinthe celebrates this historical icon throughout its theming.
According to our legend… In 1942, two young apprentices named Stevie and Mayday start working as longshoremen at Hangar 16. They spend their lives moving and storing tons of cargo and merchandise.
As years go by, the Hangar 16 longshoremen witness many historic events about Montreal and the St. Lawrence River… And they collect many objects related to these historic moments, objects they lovingly call the treasures of the longshoremen.
When Hangar 16 closes down in the 1970s, Stevie and Mayday become its day-and-night watchmen and permanent occupants… And with the passage of time, they are completely forgotten! But they have not forgotten their treasures of the longshoremen, and they want you to know about them and their stories.
Now over 90 years old, our two mischievous companions have transformed Hangar 16 into a gigantic maze very hard to navigate, full of challenges and dead-ends.
And each summer, they select 4 objects from the treasures of the Longshoremen and challenge you to find them!
Historical Content
Each treasure of the longshoremen is linked to historical facts related to Montreal, its river or its harbor. A number of posters tell the stories behind these treasures, allowing you to grasp the historical significance of these little known facts.
Where: SOS Labyrinthe – Hanger 16, Quai de l’Horloge St.,Montreal
Time: 10am to 9pm
Cost: Adults $18.75, teens 13-17 $16.75, children 4-12 $14.75, kids 3 & under FREE
Ages: All ages
Additional Info: https://soslabyrinthe.com/en/laventure/
Sunday , September 6
Visit the Zoo Ecomuseum (Ste Anne de Bellevue)
Did you know we have a beautiful zoo right in our own backyard?
Numerous animals living in their own habitat. A definete Must see.
Tickets Must be purchased in advance. Support our local zoo.
Where: 21125 Chemin Ste. Marie, Ste Anne de Bellevue
Time: 9am to 5pm
Cost: Various prices- please refer to the website
Ages: All ages
Additional Info:
https://zooecomuseum.ca/en/visitor-information/
Summer Public Market (Pierrefonds)
🥬 The Château-Pierrefonds Public Market is back for another summer season, every Sunday, from June 28 to September 20!🤩
Come and get fresh fruits and vegetables from local farmers and buy products made by local people. The public market will be held at the Château-Pierrefonds park every Sunday, between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. (corner of avenue du Château Pierrefonds and boulevard de Pierrefonds).
🥒 Fruits and vegetables
🥖 Baked goods
🌽 Meat products and sweet corn
🥮 Artisanal foods
🍵 Teas
🌺 Seedlings, plants
🧼 Soaps and candles
🍁 Maple syrup products
🍶 Marinated olives and olive oil
🥫 Sauces
🍓 Jams
🌯 Food trucks
🤤 And more!
Bring your reusable bags 🛍
👋All health and physical distancing measures will be in place to help maintain your health and safety. We encourage you to wear face masks when you come to the market!
Where: Chateau Pierrefonds Park- Corner Pierrefonds Blvd and Chateau Pierrefonds
Time: 10am to 2pm
Cost: Free entrance
Ages: All ages
Additional Info: https://www.facebook.com/events/273538950547566/
Montreal Science Center (Montreal)
How do astronauts live and work in space? Discover how they have managed to defy the challenge in Journey to Space.
Come explore the most astounding aspects of life in space. Learn about the dangers and difficulties astronauts face and venture into a future where planet Earth may no longer be the only place inhabited by humans. Embark on your very own journey to space during this five-part exhibition.
** Tickets must be purchased online and in advance as there are limitations on the amount of people that can attend at one time.
Wearing a mask or face cover is mandatory for persons 12 years of age and older according to the current recommendations of the Public Health Department. Online tickets only.
Where:Montreal Science Centre ,2 de la Commune St. W.,Montreal, (Old Port of Montreal)
Time: 10am to 5pm
Ages: All ages
Cost: Tickets starting at: adults $18, teens $12, children $7, families $43. Tickets must be purchased online
Additional Info:
https://www.montrealsciencecentre.com/visitor-info
La Grande Roue de Montreal (Old Port of Montreal)
At the top of La Grande Roue de Montréal, you are immediately struck by the loveliness of Old Montréal, with its historic buildings and charming Place Jacques-Cartier, located right nearby. Then, looking up, you discover the city centre’s eclectic architecture, overlooked by Mount Royal.
To the south, the majestic Saint Lawrence River and its seaway unfold into an impressive spectacle. On Sainte-Hélène and Notre-Dame islands, you can glimpse at remnants of the famous 1967 Universal Exposition.
In the evening, colourful lights steal the show, creating a romantic and festive atmosphere. Mount Royal disappears, but you still see its illuminated cross, atop a lively urban landscape… And let’s not forget the Jacques-Cartier Bridge, whose lighting beautifully completes the nighttime panorama.
The Grande Roue de Montréal itself is not to be outdone, shining on the Bonsecours Basin every evening. Come bask in its soft glow!
Where: Old Port of Montreal, 362 rue de la Commune E.,
Montreal
Time: 10am to 11pm
Cost: Tickets starts at $20.12. A variety of packages available to purchase online.
Ages: All ages
Additional Info: https://www.lagranderouedemontreal.com/
SOS Labrynthe (Montreal-Old Port)
The Old Port of Montreal’s Hangar 16 is over 105 years old! SOS Labyrinthe celebrates this historical icon throughout its theming.
According to our legend… In 1942, two young apprentices named Stevie and Mayday start working as longshoremen at Hangar 16. They spend their lives moving and storing tons of cargo and merchandise.
As years go by, the Hangar 16 longshoremen witness many historic events about Montreal and the St. Lawrence River… And they collect many objects related to these historic moments, objects they lovingly call the treasures of the longshoremen.
When Hangar 16 closes down in the 1970s, Stevie and Mayday become its day-and-night watchmen and permanent occupants… And with the passage of time, they are completely forgotten! But they have not forgotten their treasures of the longshoremen, and they want you to know about them and their stories.
Now over 90 years old, our two mischievous companions have transformed Hangar 16 into a gigantic maze very hard to navigate, full of challenges and dead-ends.
And each summer, they select 4 objects from the treasures of the Longshoremen and challenge you to find them!
Historical Content
Each treasure of the longshoremen is linked to historical facts related to Montreal, its river or its harbor. A number of posters tell the stories behind these treasures, allowing you to grasp the historical significance of these little known facts.
Where: SOS Labyrinthe – Hanger 16, Quai de l’Horloge St.,Montreal
Time: 10am to 9pm
Cost: Adults $18.75, teens 13-17 $16.75, children 4-12 $14.75, kids 3 & under FREE
Ages: All ages
Additional Info: https://soslabyrinthe.com/en/laventure/
Mini-Exhibition: The Wonderful World of Insects(POinte Claire)
Explore the wonderful world of insects! You will discover insects from here and abroad, including butterflies, beetles, flies, bees, fireflies and many more. Vibrant colours, mimicry and camouflage will be featured through the insect photography of entomologist Stéphanie Boucher and her collection of specimens!
Be sure to bring along your mask.
Monday to Friday: 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Wednesday: 1 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Saturday: closed
Sunday: 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Where: Stewart Hall, 176 Lakeshore Rd.,Pointe-Claire
Time: 1pm to 5pm
Cost: Free
Ages: All ages
Additional Info: https://www.pointe-claire.ca/en/calendar/
***Please be advised: We work hard to collect all the information listed. You should always call ahead to make sure the times and locations are correct before attending any event. Times and locations can change once we have published our list***
Friday , August 28
Visit the Zoo Ecomuseum (Ste Anne de Bellevue)
Did you know we have a beautiful zoo right in our own backyard?
Numerous animals living in their own habitat. A definete Must see.
Tickets Must be purchased in advance. Support our local zoo.
Where: 21125 Chemin Ste. Marie, Ste Anne de Bellevue
Time: 9am to 5pm
Cost: Various prices- please refer to the website
Ages: All ages
Additional Info:
https://zooecomuseum.ca/en/visitor-information/
Montreal Science Center (Montreal)
How do astronauts live and work in space? Discover how they have managed to defy the challenge in Journey to Space.
Come explore the most astounding aspects of life in space. Learn about the dangers and difficulties astronauts face and venture into a future where planet Earth may no longer be the only place inhabited by humans. Embark on your very own journey to space during this five-part exhibition.
** Tickets must be purchased online and in advance as there are limitations on the amount of people that can attend at one time.
Wearing a mask or face cover is mandatory for persons 12 years of age and older according to the current recommendations of the Public Health Department. Online tickets only.
Where:Montreal Science Centre ,2 de la Commune St. W.,Montreal, (Old Port of Montreal)
Time: 10am to 5pm
Ages: All ages
Cost: Tickets starting at: adults $18, teens $12, children $7, families $43. Tickets must be purchased online
Additional Info:
https://www.montrealsciencecentre.com/visitor-info
La Grande Roue de Montreal (Old Port of Montreal)
At the top of La Grande Roue de Montréal, you are immediately struck by the loveliness of Old Montréal, with its historic buildings and charming Place Jacques-Cartier, located right nearby. Then, looking up, you discover the city centre’s eclectic architecture, overlooked by Mount Royal.
To the south, the majestic Saint Lawrence River and its seaway unfold into an impressive spectacle. On Sainte-Hélène and Notre-Dame islands, you can glimpse at remnants of the famous 1967 Universal Exposition.
In the evening, colourful lights steal the show, creating a romantic and festive atmosphere. Mount Royal disappears, but you still see its illuminated cross, atop a lively urban landscape… And let’s not forget the Jacques-Cartier Bridge, whose lighting beautifully completes the nighttime panorama.
The Grande Roue de Montréal itself is not to be outdone, shining on the Bonsecours Basin every evening. Come bask in its soft glow!
Where: Old Port of Montreal, 362 rue de la Commune E.,
Montreal
Time: 10am to 11pm
Cost: Tickets starts at $20.12. A variety of packages available to purchase online.
Ages: All ages
Additional Info: https://www.lagranderouedemontreal.com/
SOS Labrynthe (Montreal-Old Port)
The Old Port of Montreal’s Hangar 16 is over 105 years old! SOS Labyrinthe celebrates this historical icon throughout its theming.
According to our legend… In 1942, two young apprentices named Stevie and Mayday start working as longshoremen at Hangar 16. They spend their lives moving and storing tons of cargo and merchandise.
As years go by, the Hangar 16 longshoremen witness many historic events about Montreal and the St. Lawrence River… And they collect many objects related to these historic moments, objects they lovingly call the treasures of the longshoremen.
When Hangar 16 closes down in the 1970s, Stevie and Mayday become its day-and-night watchmen and permanent occupants… And with the passage of time, they are completely forgotten! But they have not forgotten their treasures of the longshoremen, and they want you to know about them and their stories.
Now over 90 years old, our two mischievous companions have transformed Hangar 16 into a gigantic maze very hard to navigate, full of challenges and dead-ends.
And each summer, they select 4 objects from the treasures of the Longshoremen and challenge you to find them!
Historical Content
Each treasure of the longshoremen is linked to historical facts related to Montreal, its river or its harbor. A number of posters tell the stories behind these treasures, allowing you to grasp the historical significance of these little known facts.
Where: SOS Labyrinthe – Hanger 16, Quai de l’Horloge St.,Montreal
Time: 10am to 9pm
Cost: Adults $18.75, teens 13-17 $16.75, children 4-12 $14.75, kids 3 & under FREE
Ages: All ages
Additional Info: https://soslabyrinthe.com/en/laventure/
Mini-Exhibition: The Wonderful World of Insects(POinte Claire)
Explore the wonderful world of insects! You will discover insects from here and abroad, including butterflies, beetles, flies, bees, fireflies and many more. Vibrant colours, mimicry and camouflage will be featured through the insect photography of entomologist Stéphanie Boucher and her collection of specimens!
Be sure to bring along your mask.
Monday to Friday: 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Wednesday: 1 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Saturday: closed
Sunday: 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Where: Stewart Hall, 176 Lakeshore Rd.,Pointe-Claire
Time: 1pm to 5pm
Cost: Free
Ages: All ages
Additional Info: https://www.pointe-claire.ca/en/calendar/
Beau market (Beaconsfield)
Fresh local produce, locally crafted hygiene products, locally made ready to eat food. Please be informed on social distancing and other protocol put in place.
Where: Beaurepaire Village- Beaconsfield Boulevard and Woodland in that area
Time: 3pm to 6:30pm
Cost: Free entrance- cost for produce
Age: All ages
Additional info and info provided by: https://www.facebook.com/events/2726408150961839/
Saturday , August 29
West Island Food Drive (Pointe Claire)
YMCA Pointe-Claire, West Island Network, and Table de Quartier Sud de l-Ouest de l’Île are coming together to organize a contactless drive-thru food drive.Shelters are in urgent need of:
– canned meat and fish
– canned vegetables and tomatoes
– family size cans of chunky soups
– spaghetti sauce
– peanut butter
– cereal
– 1L juice
– rice
– baby food: purees and cereal
– toiletries: razors, shaving cream, toothbrushes, and toothpaste.Donations collected will be provided to West Island Mission, On Rock, and West Island Assistance Fund.
Where: YMCA West island, 230 Brunswick, Pointe claire
Time: 9am to 1pm
Cost: Free- food donations
Ages: All ages
Additional Info: https://www.facebook.com/events/307048127412932
Visit the Zoo Ecomuseum (Ste Anne de Bellevue)
Did you know we have a beautiful zoo right in our own backyard?
Numerous animals living in their own habitat. A definete Must see.
Tickets Must be purchased in advance. Support our local zoo.
Where: 21125 Chemin Ste. Marie, Ste Anne de Bellevue
Time: 9am to 5pm
Cost: Various prices- please refer to the website
Ages: All ages
Additional Info:
https://zooecomuseum.ca/en/visitor-information/
Montreal Science Center (Montreal)
How do astronauts live and work in space? Discover how they have managed to defy the challenge in Journey to Space.
Come explore the most astounding aspects of life in space. Learn about the dangers and difficulties astronauts face and venture into a future where planet Earth may no longer be the only place inhabited by humans. Embark on your very own journey to space during this five-part exhibition.
** Tickets must be purchased online and in advance as there are limitations on the amount of people that can attend at one time.
Wearing a mask or face cover is mandatory for persons 12 years of age and older according to the current recommendations of the Public Health Department. Online tickets only.
Where:Montreal Science Centre ,2 de la Commune St. W.,Montreal, (Old Port of Montreal)
Time: 10am to 5pm
Ages: All ages
Cost: Tickets starting at: adults $18, teens $12, children $7, families $43. Tickets must be purchased online
Additional Info:
https://www.montrealsciencecentre.com/visitor-info
La Grande Roue de Montreal (Old Port of Montreal)
At the top of La Grande Roue de Montréal, you are immediately struck by the loveliness of Old Montréal, with its historic buildings and charming Place Jacques-Cartier, located right nearby. Then, looking up, you discover the city centre’s eclectic architecture, overlooked by Mount Royal.
To the south, the majestic Saint Lawrence River and its seaway unfold into an impressive spectacle. On Sainte-Hélène and Notre-Dame islands, you can glimpse at remnants of the famous 1967 Universal Exposition.
In the evening, colourful lights steal the show, creating a romantic and festive atmosphere. Mount Royal disappears, but you still see its illuminated cross, atop a lively urban landscape… And let’s not forget the Jacques-Cartier Bridge, whose lighting beautifully completes the nighttime panorama.
The Grande Roue de Montréal itself is not to be outdone, shining on the Bonsecours Basin every evening. Come bask in its soft glow!
Where: Old Port of Montreal, 362 rue de la Commune E.,
Montreal
Time: 10am to 11pm
Cost: Tickets starts at $20.12. A variety of packages available to purchase online.
Ages: All ages
Additional Info: https://www.lagranderouedemontreal.com/
SOS Labrynthe (Montreal-Old Port)
The Old Port of Montreal’s Hangar 16 is over 105 years old! SOS Labyrinthe celebrates this historical icon throughout its theming.
According to our legend… In 1942, two young apprentices named Stevie and Mayday start working as longshoremen at Hangar 16. They spend their lives moving and storing tons of cargo and merchandise.
As years go by, the Hangar 16 longshoremen witness many historic events about Montreal and the St. Lawrence River… And they collect many objects related to these historic moments, objects they lovingly call the treasures of the longshoremen.
When Hangar 16 closes down in the 1970s, Stevie and Mayday become its day-and-night watchmen and permanent occupants… And with the passage of time, they are completely forgotten! But they have not forgotten their treasures of the longshoremen, and they want you to know about them and their stories.
Now over 90 years old, our two mischievous companions have transformed Hangar 16 into a gigantic maze very hard to navigate, full of challenges and dead-ends.
And each summer, they select 4 objects from the treasures of the Longshoremen and challenge you to find them!
Historical Content
Each treasure of the longshoremen is linked to historical facts related to Montreal, its river or its harbor. A number of posters tell the stories behind these treasures, allowing you to grasp the historical significance of these little known facts.
Where: SOS Labyrinthe – Hanger 16, Quai de l’Horloge St.,Montreal
Time: 10am to 9pm
Cost: Adults $18.75, teens 13-17 $16.75, children 4-12 $14.75, kids 3 & under FREE
Ages: All ages
Additional Info: https://soslabyrinthe.com/en/laventure/
Sunday , August 30
Visit the Zoo Ecomuseum (Ste Anne de Bellevue)
Did you know we have a beautiful zoo right in our own backyard?
Numerous animals living in their own habitat. A definete Must see.
Tickets Must be purchased in advance. Support our local zoo.
Where: 21125 Chemin Ste. Marie, Ste Anne de Bellevue
Time: 9am to 5pm
Cost: Various prices- please refer to the website
Ages: All ages
Additional Info:
https://zooecomuseum.ca/en/visitor-information/
Summer Public Market (Pierrefonds)
🥬 The Château-Pierrefonds Public Market is back for another summer season, every Sunday, from June 28 to September 20!🤩
Come and get fresh fruits and vegetables from local farmers and buy products made by local people. The public market will be held at the Château-Pierrefonds park every Sunday, between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. (corner of avenue du Château Pierrefonds and boulevard de Pierrefonds).
🥒 Fruits and vegetables
🥖 Baked goods
🌽 Meat products and sweet corn
🥮 Artisanal foods
🍵 Teas
🌺 Seedlings, plants
🧼 Soaps and candles
🍁 Maple syrup products
🍶 Marinated olives and olive oil
🥫 Sauces
🍓 Jams
🌯 Food trucks
🤤 And more!
Bring your reusable bags 🛍
👋All health and physical distancing measures will be in place to help maintain your health and safety. We encourage you to wear face masks when you come to the market!
Where: Chateau Pierrefonds Park- Corner Pierrefonds Blvd and Chateau Pierrefonds
Time: 10am to 2pm
Cost: Free entrance
Ages: All ages
Additional Info: https://www.facebook.com/events/273538950547566/
Montreal Science Center (Montreal)
How do astronauts live and work in space? Discover how they have managed to defy the challenge in Journey to Space.
Come explore the most astounding aspects of life in space. Learn about the dangers and difficulties astronauts face and venture into a future where planet Earth may no longer be the only place inhabited by humans. Embark on your very own journey to space during this five-part exhibition.
** Tickets must be purchased online and in advance as there are limitations on the amount of people that can attend at one time.
Wearing a mask or face cover is mandatory for persons 12 years of age and older according to the current recommendations of the Public Health Department. Online tickets only.
Where:Montreal Science Centre ,2 de la Commune St. W.,Montreal, (Old Port of Montreal)
Time: 10am to 5pm
Ages: All ages
Cost: Tickets starting at: adults $18, teens $12, children $7, families $43. Tickets must be purchased online
Additional Info:
https://www.montrealsciencecentre.com/visitor-info
La Grande Roue de Montreal (Old Port of Montreal)
At the top of La Grande Roue de Montréal, you are immediately struck by the loveliness of Old Montréal, with its historic buildings and charming Place Jacques-Cartier, located right nearby. Then, looking up, you discover the city centre’s eclectic architecture, overlooked by Mount Royal.
To the south, the majestic Saint Lawrence River and its seaway unfold into an impressive spectacle. On Sainte-Hélène and Notre-Dame islands, you can glimpse at remnants of the famous 1967 Universal Exposition.
In the evening, colourful lights steal the show, creating a romantic and festive atmosphere. Mount Royal disappears, but you still see its illuminated cross, atop a lively urban landscape… And let’s not forget the Jacques-Cartier Bridge, whose lighting beautifully completes the nighttime panorama.
The Grande Roue de Montréal itself is not to be outdone, shining on the Bonsecours Basin every evening. Come bask in its soft glow!
Where: Old Port of Montreal, 362 rue de la Commune E.,
Montreal
Time: 10am to 11pm
Cost: Tickets starts at $20.12. A variety of packages available to purchase online.
Ages: All ages
Additional Info: https://www.lagranderouedemontreal.com/
SOS Labrynthe (Montreal-Old Port)
The Old Port of Montreal’s Hangar 16 is over 105 years old! SOS Labyrinthe celebrates this historical icon throughout its theming.
According to our legend… In 1942, two young apprentices named Stevie and Mayday start working as longshoremen at Hangar 16. They spend their lives moving and storing tons of cargo and merchandise.
As years go by, the Hangar 16 longshoremen witness many historic events about Montreal and the St. Lawrence River… And they collect many objects related to these historic moments, objects they lovingly call the treasures of the longshoremen.
When Hangar 16 closes down in the 1970s, Stevie and Mayday become its day-and-night watchmen and permanent occupants… And with the passage of time, they are completely forgotten! But they have not forgotten their treasures of the longshoremen, and they want you to know about them and their stories.
Now over 90 years old, our two mischievous companions have transformed Hangar 16 into a gigantic maze very hard to navigate, full of challenges and dead-ends.
And each summer, they select 4 objects from the treasures of the Longshoremen and challenge you to find them!
Historical Content
Each treasure of the longshoremen is linked to historical facts related to Montreal, its river or its harbor. A number of posters tell the stories behind these treasures, allowing you to grasp the historical significance of these little known facts.
Where: SOS Labyrinthe – Hanger 16, Quai de l’Horloge St.,Montreal
Time: 10am to 9pm
Cost: Adults $18.75, teens 13-17 $16.75, children 4-12 $14.75, kids 3 & under FREE
Ages: All ages
Additional Info: https://soslabyrinthe.com/en/laventure/
Mini-Exhibition: The Wonderful World of Insects(POinte Claire)
Explore the wonderful world of insects! You will discover insects from here and abroad, including butterflies, beetles, flies, bees, fireflies and many more. Vibrant colours, mimicry and camouflage will be featured through the insect photography of entomologist Stéphanie Boucher and her collection of specimens!
Be sure to bring along your mask.
Monday to Friday: 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Wednesday: 1 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Saturday: closed
Sunday: 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Where: Stewart Hall, 176 Lakeshore Rd.,Pointe-Claire
Time: 1pm to 5pm
Cost: Free
Ages: All ages
Additional Info: https://www.pointe-claire.ca/en/calendar/
Royalmount Drive In (Mont-Royal)
The world of live events has changed, in an effort to stay connected over the coming months, we have proudly launched the Royalmount Drive-in Event Theatre for the 2020 summer season.
MONTREAL’S FIRST AND ONLY FULLY CONVERTIBLE DRIVE-IN EVENT THEATRE.
Centrally located at Décarie & Highway 40 (venue entrance on chemin Royden), the Royalmount Drive-In Event Theatre has been built to host movies, live bands, comedy shows, graduation ceremonies, corporate & charity events.
Early Showing: Wizard of Oz
Where: 8315 Chemin Royden,Mount-Royal
Time: Doors open at 5:30 pm Show is at 6:30pm
Cost: General admission price per car- 40$
Ages: All ages
Additional Info: https://driveinmtl.com/
***Please be advised: We work hard to collect all the information listed. You should always call ahead to make sure the times and locations are correct before attending any event. Times and locations can change once we have published our list***
Friday , August 21
Visit the Zoo Ecomuseum (Ste Anne de Bellevue)
Did you know we have a beautiful zoo right in our own backyard?
Numerous animals living in their own habitat. A definete Must see.
Tickets Must be purchased in advance. Support our local zoo.
Where: 21125 Chemin Ste. Marie, Ste Anne de Bellevue
Time: 9am to 5pm
Cost: Various prices- please refer to the website
Ages: All ages
Additional Info:
https://zooecomuseum.ca/en/visitor-information/
Montreal Science Center (Montreal)
How do astronauts live and work in space? Discover how they have managed to defy the challenge in Journey to Space.
Come explore the most astounding aspects of life in space. Learn about the dangers and difficulties astronauts face and venture into a future where planet Earth may no longer be the only place inhabited by humans. Embark on your very own journey to space during this five-part exhibition.
** Tickets must be purchased online and in advance as there are limitations on the amount of people that can attend at one time.
Wearing a mask or face cover is mandatory for persons 12 years of age and older according to the current recommendations of the Public Health Department. Online tickets only.
Where:Montreal Science Centre ,2 de la Commune St. W.,Montreal, (Old Port of Montreal)
Time: 10am to 5pm
Ages: All ages
Cost: Tickets starting at: adults $18, teens $12, children $7, families $43. Tickets must be purchased online
Additional Info:
https://www.montrealsciencecentre.com/visitor-info
La Grande Roue de Montreal (Old Port of Montreal)
At the top of La Grande Roue de Montréal, you are immediately struck by the loveliness of Old Montréal, with its historic buildings and charming Place Jacques-Cartier, located right nearby. Then, looking up, you discover the city centre’s eclectic architecture, overlooked by Mount Royal.
To the south, the majestic Saint Lawrence River and its seaway unfold into an impressive spectacle. On Sainte-Hélène and Notre-Dame islands, you can glimpse at remnants of the famous 1967 Universal Exposition.
In the evening, colourful lights steal the show, creating a romantic and festive atmosphere. Mount Royal disappears, but you still see its illuminated cross, atop a lively urban landscape… And let’s not forget the Jacques-Cartier Bridge, whose lighting beautifully completes the nighttime panorama.
The Grande Roue de Montréal itself is not to be outdone, shining on the Bonsecours Basin every evening. Come bask in its soft glow!
Where: Old Port of Montreal, 362 rue de la Commune E.,
Montreal
Time: 10am to 11pm
Cost: Tickets starts at $20.12. A variety of packages available to purchase online.
Ages: All ages
Additional Info: https://www.lagranderouedemontreal.com/
SOS Labrynthe (Montreal-Old Port)
The Old Port of Montreal’s Hangar 16 is over 105 years old! SOS Labyrinthe celebrates this historical icon throughout its theming.
According to our legend… In 1942, two young apprentices named Stevie and Mayday start working as longshoremen at Hangar 16. They spend their lives moving and storing tons of cargo and merchandise.
As years go by, the Hangar 16 longshoremen witness many historic events about Montreal and the St. Lawrence River… And they collect many objects related to these historic moments, objects they lovingly call the treasures of the longshoremen.
When Hangar 16 closes down in the 1970s, Stevie and Mayday become its day-and-night watchmen and permanent occupants… And with the passage of time, they are completely forgotten! But they have not forgotten their treasures of the longshoremen, and they want you to know about them and their stories.
Now over 90 years old, our two mischievous companions have transformed Hangar 16 into a gigantic maze very hard to navigate, full of challenges and dead-ends.
And each summer, they select 4 objects from the treasures of the Longshoremen and challenge you to find them!
Historical Content
Each treasure of the longshoremen is linked to historical facts related to Montreal, its river or its harbor. A number of posters tell the stories behind these treasures, allowing you to grasp the historical significance of these little known facts.
Where: SOS Labyrinthe – Hanger 16, Quai de l’Horloge St.,Montreal
Time: 10am to 9pm
Cost: Adults $18.75, teens 13-17 $16.75, children 4-12 $14.75, kids 3 & under FREE
Ages: All ages
Additional Info: https://soslabyrinthe.com/en/laventure/
Mini-Exhibition: The Wonderful World of Insects(POinte Claire)
Explore the wonderful world of insects! You will discover insects from here and abroad, including butterflies, beetles, flies, bees, fireflies and many more. Vibrant colours, mimicry and camouflage will be featured through the insect photography of entomologist Stéphanie Boucher and her collection of specimens!
Be sure to bring along your mask.
Monday to Friday: 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Wednesday: 1 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Saturday: closed
Sunday: 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Where: Stewart Hall, 176 Lakeshore Rd.,Pointe-Claire
Time: 1pm to 5pm
Cost: Free
Ages: All ages
Additional Info: https://www.pointe-claire.ca/en/calendar/
Beau market (Beaconsfield)
Fresh local produce, locally crafted hygiene products, locally made ready to eat food. Please be informed on social distancing and other protocol put in place.
Where: Beaurepaire Village- Beaconsfield Boulevard and Woodland in that area
Time: 3pm to 6:30pm
Cost: Free entrance- cost for produce
Age: All ages
Additional info and info provided by: https://www.facebook.com/events/2726408150961839/
Saturday , August 22
Visit the Zoo Ecomuseum (Ste Anne de Bellevue)
Did you know we have a beautiful zoo right in our own backyard?
Numerous animals living in their own habitat. A definete Must see.
Tickets Must be purchased in advance. Support our local zoo.
Where: 21125 Chemin Ste. Marie, Ste Anne de Bellevue
Time: 9am to 5pm
Cost: Various prices- please refer to the website
Ages: All ages
Additional Info:
https://zooecomuseum.ca/en/visitor-information/
Montreal Science Center (Montreal)
How do astronauts live and work in space? Discover how they have managed to defy the challenge in Journey to Space.
Come explore the most astounding aspects of life in space. Learn about the dangers and difficulties astronauts face and venture into a future where planet Earth may no longer be the only place inhabited by humans. Embark on your very own journey to space during this five-part exhibition.
** Tickets must be purchased online and in advance as there are limitations on the amount of people that can attend at one time.
Wearing a mask or face cover is mandatory for persons 12 years of age and older according to the current recommendations of the Public Health Department. Online tickets only.
Where:Montreal Science Centre ,2 de la Commune St. W.,Montreal, (Old Port of Montreal)
Time: 10am to 5pm
Ages: All ages
Cost: Tickets starting at: adults $18, teens $12, children $7, families $43. Tickets must be purchased online
Additional Info:
https://www.montrealsciencecentre.com/visitor-info
La Grande Roue de Montreal (Old Port of Montreal)
At the top of La Grande Roue de Montréal, you are immediately struck by the loveliness of Old Montréal, with its historic buildings and charming Place Jacques-Cartier, located right nearby. Then, looking up, you discover the city centre’s eclectic architecture, overlooked by Mount Royal.
To the south, the majestic Saint Lawrence River and its seaway unfold into an impressive spectacle. On Sainte-Hélène and Notre-Dame islands, you can glimpse at remnants of the famous 1967 Universal Exposition.
In the evening, colourful lights steal the show, creating a romantic and festive atmosphere. Mount Royal disappears, but you still see its illuminated cross, atop a lively urban landscape… And let’s not forget the Jacques-Cartier Bridge, whose lighting beautifully completes the nighttime panorama.
The Grande Roue de Montréal itself is not to be outdone, shining on the Bonsecours Basin every evening. Come bask in its soft glow!
Where: Old Port of Montreal, 362 rue de la Commune E.,
Montreal
Time: 10am to 11pm
Cost: Tickets starts at $20.12. A variety of packages available to purchase online.
Ages: All ages
Additional Info: https://www.lagranderouedemontreal.com/
SOS Labrynthe (Montreal-Old Port)
The Old Port of Montreal’s Hangar 16 is over 105 years old! SOS Labyrinthe celebrates this historical icon throughout its theming.
According to our legend… In 1942, two young apprentices named Stevie and Mayday start working as longshoremen at Hangar 16. They spend their lives moving and storing tons of cargo and merchandise.
As years go by, the Hangar 16 longshoremen witness many historic events about Montreal and the St. Lawrence River… And they collect many objects related to these historic moments, objects they lovingly call the treasures of the longshoremen.
When Hangar 16 closes down in the 1970s, Stevie and Mayday become its day-and-night watchmen and permanent occupants… And with the passage of time, they are completely forgotten! But they have not forgotten their treasures of the longshoremen, and they want you to know about them and their stories.
Now over 90 years old, our two mischievous companions have transformed Hangar 16 into a gigantic maze very hard to navigate, full of challenges and dead-ends.
And each summer, they select 4 objects from the treasures of the Longshoremen and challenge you to find them!
Historical Content
Each treasure of the longshoremen is linked to historical facts related to Montreal, its river or its harbor. A number of posters tell the stories behind these treasures, allowing you to grasp the historical significance of these little known facts.
Where: SOS Labyrinthe – Hanger 16, Quai de l’Horloge St.,Montreal
Time: 10am to 9pm
Cost: Adults $18.75, teens 13-17 $16.75, children 4-12 $14.75, kids 3 & under FREE
Ages: All ages
Additional Info: https://soslabyrinthe.com/en/laventure/
Youth Unite Against Racism (Pierrefonds)
Youth Unite Against Racism is an event that empowers youth to speak up, take a stand and come together to make a difference and combat racial inequality. The goal of this event is to give youth tools to speak out against racism. By teaching kids to unite with their brothers and sisters who are BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Colour) friends and neighbours we, as a society, can fight the evil disease of racism.
Overture with the Arts invites the community to gather responsibly at Grier Park in Pierrefonds to protest in support of the Black Lives Matter movement and to support BIPOC rights in our local communities. We will have performances by local youth artists as well as a few words from community leaders. Physical distancing practices obligatory, masks mandatory.
We strongly recommend folding chairs, picnic blankets, sunscreen, water bottles, etc, for your comfort and safety in the sun. Parking lot & street parking available. Rain Date August 29th.
Let’s come together and stand in solidarity with our neighbours.
Where: Grier Park, Corner of Meloche street in Pierrefonds
Time: 1pm to 2pm
Cost: Free
Ages: All ages
Additional Info: https://www.facebook.com/events/764135884350437/
Royalmount Drive In (Mont-Royal)
The world of live events has changed, in an effort to stay connected over the coming months, we have proudly launched the Royalmount Drive-in Event Theatre for the 2020 summer season.
MONTREAL’S FIRST AND ONLY FULLY CONVERTIBLE DRIVE-IN EVENT THEATRE.
Centrally located at Décarie & Highway 40 (venue entrance on chemin Royden), the Royalmount Drive-In Event Theatre has been built to host movies, live bands, comedy shows, graduation ceremonies, corporate & charity events.
Early Showing: Grease
Where: 8315 Chemin Royden,Mount-Royal
Time: Doors open at 5:30 pm Show is at 6:30pm
Cost: General admission price per car- 40$
Ages: All ages
Additional Info: https://driveinmtl.com/
Royalmount Drive In (Mont-Royal)
The world of live events has changed, in an effort to stay connected over the coming months, we have proudly launched the Royalmount Drive-in Event Theatre for the 2020 summer season.
MONTREAL’S FIRST AND ONLY FULLY CONVERTIBLE DRIVE-IN EVENT THEATRE.
Centrally located at Décarie & Highway 40 (venue entrance on chemin Royden), the Royalmount Drive-In Event Theatre has been built to host movies, live bands, comedy shows, graduation ceremonies, corporate & charity events.
Late Showing: Like a Boss
Where: 8315 Chemin Royden,Mount-Royal
Time: Doors open at 8:45 pm Show is at 9:30pm
Cost: General admission price per car- 40$
Ages: All ages
Additional Info: https://driveinmtl.com/
Sunday , August 23
Visit the Zoo Ecomuseum (Ste Anne de Bellevue)
Did you know we have a beautiful zoo right in our own backyard?
Numerous animals living in their own habitat. A definete Must see.
Tickets Must be purchased in advance. Support our local zoo.
Where: 21125 Chemin Ste. Marie, Ste Anne de Bellevue
Time: 9am to 5pm
Cost: Various prices- please refer to the website
Ages: All ages
Additional Info:
https://zooecomuseum.ca/en/visitor-information/
Summer Public Market (Pierrefonds)
🥬 The Château-Pierrefonds Public Market is back for another summer season, every Sunday, from June 28 to September 20!🤩
Come and get fresh fruits and vegetables from local farmers and buy products made by local people. The public market will be held at the Château-Pierrefonds park every Sunday, between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. (corner of avenue du Château Pierrefonds and boulevard de Pierrefonds).
🥒 Fruits and vegetables
🥖 Baked goods
🌽 Meat products and sweet corn
🥮 Artisanal foods
🍵 Teas
🌺 Seedlings, plants
🧼 Soaps and candles
🍁 Maple syrup products
🍶 Marinated olives and olive oil
🥫 Sauces
🍓 Jams
🌯 Food trucks
🤤 And more!
Bring your reusable bags 🛍
👋All health and physical distancing measures will be in place to help maintain your health and safety. We encourage you to wear face masks when you come to the market!
Where: Chateau Pierrefonds Park- Corner Pierrefonds Blvd and Chateau Pierrefonds
Time: 10am to 2pm
Cost: Free entrance
Ages: All ages
Additional Info: https://www.facebook.com/events/273538950547566/
Montreal Science Center (Montreal)
How do astronauts live and work in space? Discover how they have managed to defy the challenge in Journey to Space.
Come explore the most astounding aspects of life in space. Learn about the dangers and difficulties astronauts face and venture into a future where planet Earth may no longer be the only place inhabited by humans. Embark on your very own journey to space during this five-part exhibition.
** Tickets must be purchased online and in advance as there are limitations on the amount of people that can attend at one time.
Wearing a mask or face cover is mandatory for persons 12 years of age and older according to the current recommendations of the Public Health Department. Online tickets only.
Where:Montreal Science Centre ,2 de la Commune St. W.,Montreal, (Old Port of Montreal)
Time: 10am to 5pm
Ages: All ages
Cost: Tickets starting at: adults $18, teens $12, children $7, families $43. Tickets must be purchased online
Additional Info:
https://www.montrealsciencecentre.com/visitor-info
La Grande Roue de Montreal (Old Port of Montreal)
At the top of La Grande Roue de Montréal, you are immediately struck by the loveliness of Old Montréal, with its historic buildings and charming Place Jacques-Cartier, located right nearby. Then, looking up, you discover the city centre’s eclectic architecture, overlooked by Mount Royal.
To the south, the majestic Saint Lawrence River and its seaway unfold into an impressive spectacle. On Sainte-Hélène and Notre-Dame islands, you can glimpse at remnants of the famous 1967 Universal Exposition.
In the evening, colourful lights steal the show, creating a romantic and festive atmosphere. Mount Royal disappears, but you still see its illuminated cross, atop a lively urban landscape… And let’s not forget the Jacques-Cartier Bridge, whose lighting beautifully completes the nighttime panorama.
The Grande Roue de Montréal itself is not to be outdone, shining on the Bonsecours Basin every evening. Come bask in its soft glow!
Where: Old Port of Montreal, 362 rue de la Commune E.,
Montreal
Time: 10am to 11pm
Cost: Tickets starts at $20.12. A variety of packages available to purchase online.
Ages: All ages
Additional Info: https://www.lagranderouedemontreal.com/
SOS Labrynthe (Montreal-Old Port)
The Old Port of Montreal’s Hangar 16 is over 105 years old! SOS Labyrinthe celebrates this historical icon throughout its theming.
According to our legend… In 1942, two young apprentices named Stevie and Mayday start working as longshoremen at Hangar 16. They spend their lives moving and storing tons of cargo and merchandise.
As years go by, the Hangar 16 longshoremen witness many historic events about Montreal and the St. Lawrence River… And they collect many objects related to these historic moments, objects they lovingly call the treasures of the longshoremen.
When Hangar 16 closes down in the 1970s, Stevie and Mayday become its day-and-night watchmen and permanent occupants… And with the passage of time, they are completely forgotten! But they have not forgotten their treasures of the longshoremen, and they want you to know about them and their stories.
Now over 90 years old, our two mischievous companions have transformed Hangar 16 into a gigantic maze very hard to navigate, full of challenges and dead-ends.
And each summer, they select 4 objects from the treasures of the Longshoremen and challenge you to find them!
Historical Content
Each treasure of the longshoremen is linked to historical facts related to Montreal, its river or its harbor. A number of posters tell the stories behind these treasures, allowing you to grasp the historical significance of these little known facts.
Where: SOS Labyrinthe – Hanger 16, Quai de l’Horloge St.,Montreal
Time: 10am to 9pm
Cost: Adults $18.75, teens 13-17 $16.75, children 4-12 $14.75, kids 3 & under FREE
Ages: All ages
Additional Info: https://soslabyrinthe.com/en/laventure/
Mini-Exhibition: The Wonderful World of Insects(POinte Claire)
Explore the wonderful world of insects! You will discover insects from here and abroad, including butterflies, beetles, flies, bees, fireflies and many more. Vibrant colours, mimicry and camouflage will be featured through the insect photography of entomologist Stéphanie Boucher and her collection of specimens!
Be sure to bring along your mask.
Monday to Friday: 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Wednesday: 1 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Saturday: closed
Sunday: 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Where: Stewart Hall, 176 Lakeshore Rd.,Pointe-Claire
Time: 1pm to 5pm
Cost: Free
Ages: All ages
Additional Info: https://www.pointe-claire.ca/en/calendar/
Rob Spencer Live at Chelsey’s (Beaconsfield)
Join us for a socially distanced outdoor show – bring your own seat or send a message to reserve one and we will set you up with a secure spot and outdoor service is also available for ice cream orders.
Where: Chelsey’s Ice Cream Parlour, 484 Beaconsfield Blvd, Beaconsfield
Time: 4:00pm
Ages: All ages
Cost: Free entrance
Additional Info: https://www.facebook.com/events/755227295276851/
