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October, is that you already? The leaves have started to change colour, the weather is cooler and spooky season is around the corner.Fall activities are kicking off across Montreal to mark the new month: from a music festival to a craft market, a parade with extravagant costumes and, of course, lots of opportunities for beer drinking.So, where will you go first?
October, is that you already? The leaves have started to change colour, the weather is cooler and spooky season is around the corner.Fall activities are kicking off across Montreal to mark the new month: from a music festival to a craft market, a parade with extravagant costumes and, of course, lots of opportunities for beer drinking.So, where will you go first?
We're already halfway through September! Soon, we'll be saying goodbye to Montreal's rooftop terrasses and urban beaches and hello to fall hikes and pumpkin spice chai lattes.No matter the season, the 514 always has a lot to offer for weekend enjoyment.On the horizon this weekend are a techno party, a vintage clothing sale, free dance lessons, a farmers' market and even a tattoo convention.So, which one of these events is calling your name?
The temperature has dropped, but that's no excuse to stay home. Here are a few things to do in and around Montreal.
Time for the grownups to have some fun! This year again, Montreal's La Ronde Six Flags amusement park is hosting techno-themed nights in September, and only adults can join the party.The 18+-only events will take place on Fridays from September 9 to September 30, between 6 p.m. and 11 p.m.For $39.99, you'll be able to enjoy some of your favourite attractions at night, listen to various techno DJ sets, and supposedly find "entertainment never seen before at La Ronde," as advertised on the park's Instagram page.