The ASIEASIE Festival, a large Asian market right in downtown Montreal, is the second event of the month celebrating the city’s rich Asian culture—following Japan Week, which runs through May 10, 2026. ...
There’s really nothing more romantic than having an afternoon to kill (which happens less and less often as we get older) and spending it at a café terrace, in the park, or curled up on the couch—lost in...
Montreal is a different city in the summer. After a winter of mandatory hibernation, Montrealers live outdoors, in the sun, during the warmer months. But after long dinners in restaurants with fogged-up w...
In a semi-virtual world where ChatGPT is getting dumber by the day, there’s a whiff of mysticism in the Montreal air. People no longer date those with incompatible zodiac signs—they don’t have time; it’s...
Right now, Montreal is all about design during the city’s first official Design Week. Under stainless steel domes, at a trade show, at parties in the city’s coolest vinyl bar. Montreal has so much des...
After the winter blues and the cold rains over the city following the first day of nice weather, Montreal’s independent cinemas (Cinéma Cinéma) and the American Cinematheque in Los Angeles are teaming up...
Built in 1914, the Notre-Dame-des-Sept-Douleurs Church is today a pillar of Quebec’s religious heritage. A true gem of Montreal, this church, built of cut stone, captivates the eye with its monumental tri...
It’s hot out, and after watching the movie Mile End Kicks, we’re itching to meet someone artistic (preferably not a musician) , this spring and hang out in Montreal under the trees while falling in love....
Saturday, April 25 – Sunday, May 10: Art Souterrain – a free art festival in Montreal’s underground photograph by artist Jean-François Côté - Art Souterrain (c) Montreal’s...
In May, we do what we love—and what we love in Montreal is soaking up the warm, fragrant air of a city that, after six months of winter, is getting greener and greener. Since mid-April, greenery has been...