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Just 30 minutes from downtown Montreal—a charming village to visit in the fall, accessible by public transit
This shocking exhibition on serial killers immerses Montreal in the world of criminology, featuring psychological profiles of notorious predators like Ted Bundy and Jeffrey Dahmer, as well as reconstructed crime scenes
Just 45 minutes from downtown Montreal—a pretty village with a mysterious mountain, accessible by public transit, worth visiting this fall
Just 45 minutes from downtown Montreal—a lovely mountain with a fairy cave and rumors of extraterrestrials to explore this fall
This Weekend in Montreal—September 12 & 13
Festilumi: The adventure takes on the colors of fall—illuminated pumpkins, sparkling skeletons, ghosts, and more
55 minutes from downtown Montreal—an apple pie festival in a very pretty village this fall
Iconic Montreal—the Cinéma Beaubien celebrates its 25th anniversary with a big party, Quebec classics, and $9 tickets
A massive festival is coming to Halifax featuring Sexyy Red and other big names in the music scene
Eaux Vives: The exhibition on the hidden wonders of the aquatic world is closing its doors
This shocking exhibition on serial killers immerses Montreal in the world of criminology, featuring psychological profiles of notorious predators like Ted Bundy and Jeffrey Dahmer, as well as reconstructed crime scenes
This Weekend in Montreal—September 12 & 13
This weekend—the CCA Bazaar is Montreal’s best-curated market, and it takes place on Saturday, September 12, 2026
This fall, light projections and magical music fill the heart of the Notre-Dame Basilica in Montreal
About 1 hour and 45 minutes from Montreal, “the crucifix suddenly fell off”: the unexplained phenomena at the Old Prison in Trois-Rivières as Halloween approaches
Just 40 minutes from downtown Montreal—a village built out of pumpkins and a corn maze to get lost in this fall
In September—weekends are all about the “Gourmet Events” at Parc Jean-Drapeau
Festilumi: The adventure takes on the colors of fall—illuminated pumpkins, sparkling skeletons, ghosts, and more
55 minutes from downtown Montreal—an apple pie festival in a very pretty village this fall
Iconic Montreal—the Cinéma Beaubien celebrates its 25th anniversary with a big party, Quebec classics, and $9 tickets
A massive festival is coming to Halifax featuring Sexyy Red and other big names in the music scene
Eaux Vives: The exhibition on the hidden wonders of the aquatic world is closing its doors
This shocking exhibition on serial killers immerses Montreal in the world of criminology, featuring psychological profiles of notorious predators like Ted Bundy and Jeffrey Dahmer, as well as reconstructed crime scenes
This Weekend in Montreal—September 12 & 13
This weekend—the CCA Bazaar is Montreal’s best-curated market, and it takes place on Saturday, September 12, 2026
This fall, light projections and magical music fill the heart of the Notre-Dame Basilica in Montreal
About 1 hour and 45 minutes from Montreal, “the crucifix suddenly fell off”: the unexplained phenomena at the Old Prison in Trois-Rivières as Halloween approaches
Just 40 minutes from downtown Montreal—a village built out of pumpkins and a corn maze to get lost in this fall
In September—weekends are all about the “Gourmet Events” at Parc Jean-Drapeau
Festilumi: The adventure takes on the colors of fall—illuminated pumpkins, sparkling skeletons, ghosts, and more
55 minutes from downtown Montreal—an apple pie festival in a very pretty village this fall
Iconic Montreal—the Cinéma Beaubien celebrates its 25th anniversary with a big party, Quebec classics, and $9 tickets
A massive festival is coming to Halifax featuring Sexyy Red and other big names in the music scene
Eaux Vives: The exhibition on the hidden wonders of the aquatic world is closing its doors
This shocking exhibition on serial killers immerses Montreal in the world of criminology, featuring psychological profiles of notorious predators like Ted Bundy and Jeffrey Dahmer, as well as reconstructed crime scenes
This Weekend in Montreal—September 12 & 13
This weekend—the CCA Bazaar is Montreal’s best-curated market, and it takes place on Saturday, September 12, 2026
This fall, light projections and magical music fill the heart of the Notre-Dame Basilica in Montreal
About 1 hour and 45 minutes from Montreal, “the crucifix suddenly fell off”: the unexplained phenomena at the Old Prison in Trois-Rivières as Halloween approaches
Just 40 minutes from downtown Montreal—a village built out of pumpkins and a corn maze to get lost in this fall
In September—weekends are all about the “Gourmet Events” at Parc Jean-Drapeau
5 charming villages to visit this fall near Montreal, accessible by train from downtown
This fall—an interactive map to find the most beautiful fall colors in Quebec
55 minutes from downtown Montreal—a very pretty riverside village accessible by public transit and worth visiting this fall
Just 45 minutes from downtown Montreal—a pretty village with a mysterious mountain, accessible by public transit, worth visiting this fall
Just 1 hour and 50 minutes from downtown Montreal—it’s the Grape Harvest Festival in Magog, accessible by bus, from September 5–7 and September 12–13.
40 minutes from downtown Montreal—a very pretty village with all the charm of a Quebec autumn, accessible by public transit
40 minutes from downtown Montreal—a very nice café where you can enjoy a cup of coffee overlooking the lake after a fall stroll
40 minutes from downtown Montreal—a charming village to visit this fall, accessible by public transit
Just 1.5 hours from downtown Montreal—apple picking like in a fairy tale at the very pretty Abbey of Saint-Benoît-du-Lac
Just 45 minutes from downtown Montreal—a lovely mountain with a fairy cave and rumors of extraterrestrials to explore this fall
Just 1.5 hours from Montreal—an alpaca farm to visit near one of Quebec’s most beautiful villages
Just 2 hours from downtown Montreal—a charming and slightly mysterious riverside village to visit this fall
5 charming villages to visit this fall near Montreal, accessible by train from downtown
This fall—an interactive map to find the most beautiful fall colors in Quebec
55 minutes from downtown Montreal—a very pretty riverside village accessible by public transit and worth visiting this fall
Just 45 minutes from downtown Montreal—a pretty village with a mysterious mountain, accessible by public transit, worth visiting this fall
Just 1 hour and 50 minutes from downtown Montreal—it’s the Grape Harvest Festival in Magog, accessible by bus, from September 5–7 and September 12–13.
40 minutes from downtown Montreal—a very pretty village with all the charm of a Quebec autumn, accessible by public transit
40 minutes from downtown Montreal—a very nice café where you can enjoy a cup of coffee overlooking the lake after a fall stroll
40 minutes from downtown Montreal—a charming village to visit this fall, accessible by public transit
Just 1.5 hours from downtown Montreal—apple picking like in a fairy tale at the very pretty Abbey of Saint-Benoît-du-Lac
Just 45 minutes from downtown Montreal—a lovely mountain with a fairy cave and rumors of extraterrestrials to explore this fall
Just 1.5 hours from Montreal—an alpaca farm to visit near one of Quebec’s most beautiful villages
Just 2 hours from downtown Montreal—a charming and slightly mysterious riverside village to visit this fall
5 charming villages to visit this fall near Montreal, accessible by train from downtown
This fall—an interactive map to find the most beautiful fall colors in Quebec
55 minutes from downtown Montreal—a very pretty riverside village accessible by public transit and worth visiting this fall
Just 45 minutes from downtown Montreal—a pretty village with a mysterious mountain, accessible by public transit, worth visiting this fall
Just 1 hour and 50 minutes from downtown Montreal—it’s the Grape Harvest Festival in Magog, accessible by bus, from September 5–7 and September 12–13.
40 minutes from downtown Montreal—a very pretty village with all the charm of a Quebec autumn, accessible by public transit
40 minutes from downtown Montreal—a very nice café where you can enjoy a cup of coffee overlooking the lake after a fall stroll
40 minutes from downtown Montreal—a charming village to visit this fall, accessible by public transit
Just 1.5 hours from downtown Montreal—apple picking like in a fairy tale at the very pretty Abbey of Saint-Benoît-du-Lac
Just 45 minutes from downtown Montreal—a lovely mountain with a fairy cave and rumors of extraterrestrials to explore this fall
Just 1.5 hours from Montreal—an alpaca farm to visit near one of Quebec’s most beautiful villages
Just 2 hours from downtown Montreal—a charming and slightly mysterious riverside village to visit this fall
This weekend—everyone in white, a French tradition, and a venue kept secret until the last moment for the Dîner en Blanc on August 28, 2026
Must-See Exhibitions in Montreal This Fall
A Montreal It Girl’s Picks—THE SIGNATURE GUIDE TO MONTREAL
Our Favorite Stationery Stores in Montreal
Our Favorite Bookstores in Montreal
3 hours from downtown Montreal—a weekend in the beautiful historic city of Quebec City with our most charming picks
Iconic Montreal—the NDG Luncheonette is Montreal’s chicest family diner
Schedule—Indomitable Pride in Montreal
This summer in Montreal—we’ll be buying our vegetables at the movie theater, every Thursday at the “Ferme Moderne” stand at Montreal’s iconic independent cinema.
Iconic Montreal – Saint-Henri’s Greespot diner, beloved by Montrealers, opened in 1947, is always packed on Sundays and serves the best coffee in the neighborhood
Iconic Montreal—the Orange Julep on Décarie Boulevard, the fast-food restaurant housed in a giant concrete orange, is the most beautiful spot in Montreal to watch the sunset
5 made-in-Montreal jewelry brands to accessorize our tanned skin this summer
This weekend—movies and popcorn for $5 at Cineplex theaters on September 5 and 6
This fall in Montreal—the first midnight movie series of the year at the Cinéma du Parc is retro, gory, and packed with horror movie classics
55 minutes from downtown Montreal—a very pretty village to visit before the fall release of PRACTICAL MAGIC 2
Back to School in Montreal—a retrospective of Quentin Tarantino’s films at the Cinémathèque Québécoise
FILM 101—a series of classic films for studious cinephiles and celluloid nerds at the Cinéma du Musée this fall
Drive-in: the deeply unsettling *BACKROOMS* screens under the stars at Galerie FOIL on August 23
TONY, the film about Anthony Bourdain’s youth, comes out on August 21, 2026—the world’s coolest chef’s favorite spots in Montreal
Présence Autochtone Festival—Everything to See and Do at This Summer’s Indigenous Festival
Just 45 minutes from downtown Montreal, we’re heading to Canada’s largest retro drive-in theater to catch a movie this summer, just like in the old days.
Just 45 minutes from downtown Montreal—we’re heading to Canada’s largest retro drive-in theater to catch a movie this summer, just like in the old days.
Our Hero, Balthazar—the film screened in Montreal at the Cinéma du Parc and can be seen across Canada on the evening of July 23, 2026
45 minutes from downtown Montreal: an old-fashioned drive-in theater to honor summer’s most iconic tradition—the “drive-in”
Our favorite spas in Montreal to unwind (or reconnect) this fall
Harvest Moon—the first full moon of fall in Montreal is on September 26, 2026
Weather Forecast for Winter 2026–2027—the season will be mild, wet, and snowy in Montreal
The days are getting shorter in Montreal—the sun will set before 7:30 p.m. for the first time this year on Friday, September 4.
This weekend—this agricultural fair has been held every year since 1845, just an hour and a half from Montreal—and we’re stopping by to celebrate the end of summer and pet a miniature horse
2 hours from Montreal—hot water, cold water, and a boreal ritual at Quebec’s largest spa this fall
Just 1 hour and 50 minutes from Quebec City—a visit to the expansive, refreshing beaches and Scandinavian-style villages of Kamouraska this fall
Weather—Fall will be mild in Montreal this year, and summer will stretch into late October
Just 1 hour and 20 minutes from downtown Montreal—we’re spending the night in a hobbit house, an eco-lodge perfect for a weekend getaway this fall
Just 2.5 hours from Quebec City—a stunning fjord reminiscent of Norway to visit this fall
In the Montreal sky this August—2 eclipses, a meteor shower, and a late-summer full moon
August 28 Lunar Eclipse—a pitch-black night in Montreal, as the moon will vanish from the sky for nearly six hours at the end of August
Labor Day—What Will Be Open and Closed on Monday, September 7, 2026
60th anniversary of the Montreal Metro—the STM is celebrating with DJs on the trains, pop-style T-shirts, and sixty years of archives
Iconic Montreal—the Bota Bota Spa-sur-l’Eau has added a new boat, open to nature, to its fleet in Montreal’s Old Port
325th anniversary of the signing of the Great Peace Treaty of Montreal—a historic event you can (re)discover this summer
In the Montreal sky—we’re digging out our protective glasses for a partial solar eclipse on August 12, 2026
The WestJet strike is over! What does this mean for the Montreal airport?
Flights to the United States Grounded at Montréal-Trudeau Airport—What We Know About the U.S. Customs Work Suspension at YUL This Morning
The full moon in July is the Buck Moon—it’s a full moon in Aquarius, and it will be high in the sky over Montreal on July 29.
Super El Niño—the weather in Montreal is going to be chaotic at least until the end of summer.
Montrealers will get to the airport much faster: a new Air Canada shuttle runs from downtown Montreal to YUL in 30 minutes
Montreal Under a Heat Wave—Two Days of Extreme Heat This Week for the City
It’s a heat wave in Montreal this summer—how can you stay cool?
Back to School in Montreal—the Best Cafés for Working on a Laptop
This weekend—a wine and cider fair at Jean-Talon Market, where you can sample all the local wines
Just 2 hours from downtown Montreal—a cooperative café with a large garden, our favorite stop during a road trip through the Eastern Townships this summer
This weekend is the Montreal Street Food Festival—50 chefs, 25 countries, 4 days, and dishes starting at $10
This weekend, it’s the Chợ Đêm Festival in Montreal—the largest Vietnamese night market in Quebec, and a cultural and culinary festival worth visiting this summer
The best view in Montreal and a cocktail in the sun—the terrace at Marcus restaurant is open for happy hour
Polski Piknik—this neighborhood festival celebrates Polish culture in Montreal
Our favorite ice cream spots in Montreal
Everything we’ll be drinking at the Montreal Cocktail Fest
Everything we’ll be drinking at the Montreal Cocktail Fest
Lovebird—cocktails, piano, and a ’60s vibe in Montreal’s Old Port
3 “pit-stop” cafés for exploring Montreal by bike
In September in Montreal—a street photography festival to kick off the new season: the MONTREAL STREET PHOTOGRAPHY FESTIVAL
This Weekend—Our Guide to the Summer’s Most Stylish Festival, Festival M.A.D., in Downtown Montreal from August 20–23
Designated a historic site and the recipient of over 100 awards, this gem beneath Montreal’s Place Royale houses the city’s ancient remains
Just 1 hour and 20 minutes from downtown Montreal—an arts center worth visiting in one of Quebec’s prettiest villages this fall
On August 12, I’m buying a book by a Quebec author—our end-of-summer reads come from local authors
The M.C. Escher Exhibition: A unique exhibition dedicated to the master of optical illusions in Montreal—150 works that will challenge your senses…
Exhibition – “THE CITY’S STRENGTH IS THAT IT HAS NEVER BEEN PERFECT” at the CCA, Montreal’s almost-secret architecture center
Trek through the dunes of ancient Egypt with these two immersive experiences at Arsenal art contemporain: a combined offer that takes you back 4,500 years
This weekend—“In the End, It’s All the Same Thing,” a performance exploring memory and the universe, is making heads spin at the SAT
Built in 1878 and later destroyed by fire, this former church in Sainte-Catherine East has been transformed into a spectacular concert hall
100% free outdoor theater comes to Montreal’s parks from July 21 to August 15, 2026
No need to hop on a plane this summer: this immersive expedition transports you to the pyramids of Giza without leaving Montreal