It’s still cold, alas, and we’ve scanned every curb looking for a crocus but saw nothing but old, thawed beer cans and colorful plastic wrappers. Flowers in the streets of Montreal aren’t here just yet.
In the meantime, we can cut, arrange, and paint spring flowers to celebrate their arrival…
Sunday, April 5: Flower Basket Workshop
Whether it’s a bouquet to give to the in-laws on Easter Monday or just to get into the spring spirit, we’ll learn how to arrange flowers in a basket.
Click here to reserve!Thursday, April 16: Watercolor Flowers Workshop with the BloomClub
To paint spring flowers in watercolor and celebrate the warmer season, the most romantic among us can take a class with Laura Dugalic (@atelierbylau_).
Tickets will be available starting April 1, 2026, here!Thursday, April 23: Floral Workshop with Prune Les Fleurs
One of our favorite florists, Prune, is teaching a flower arranging class at Royalmount as part of the Royalmount Fleuri workshop series.
The owner and artistic director of Prune les Fleurs, Nadine Jazouli, left her 13-year career in advertising to work with flowers. Since then, Prune’s bouquets have been the prettiest in town. This spring, we’re feeling a little inspired to be just as sophisticated…
To reserve, click here! Reservations open April 13, 2026.
The second half of April marks the awakening of the bulbs in Montreal.
Between April 15 and 30, Montreal sees the reappearance of crocuses, snowdrops, daffodils, and early tulips as the ground thaws—a sign that spring is well and truly here.
No special occasion needed—a small bouquet makes life more beautiful.
A suggestion for treating yourself to flowers without waiting for a special occasion: simple bouquets are enough to brighten up your home; at the supermarket, flowers start at around a dozen dollars.
