We may be saying goodbye to those blissful summer nights, but all is not lost. There are still tons of things to do in Montreal before the falling leaves turn to falling snow. Here are some of the coolest activities to occupy your time this fall.
While big action blockbusters may appeal to the masses, there’s something to be said for the more nuanced, dare we say intellectual, productions from independent film houses. You won’t find these artful films playing at your local multi-screen movie theatre; rather, you’ll have to seek out one of Montreal’s handful of independent cinemas. [Image credit: iStock.com]
When you’re not headed to the largest jazz festival on Earth – that would be our very own Montreal Jazz Fest – you can still get your music fix at one of these amazing clubs. From local talent to international stars, these top venues host some of the best musicians around. [Image credit: iStock.com]
Picking a hair stylist or colourist is a big decision. Just ask anyone who’s ever had a bad hairdo! Save yourself the trial and error of trying unknown salons and give these hair professionals a try. Montrealers all over the island are loyal to them – and for good reason. [Image credit: iStockphoto.com/ArtisticCaptures]
No more excuses – it’s time to get into shape! And in this city, there is no shortage of premium fitness centres to help you in your quest. Here are some of the best places to get sweaty and burn your calories. [Image credit: iStockphoto.com/InkkStudios]
Whether you’re a tourist or a local, you don’t have to break the bank to enjoy our fine city. There are plenty of places to explore on a budget (or no budget at all). Here are some of the best ways to enjoy Montreal with little to no money in your pocket.[Image credit: iStockphoto.com/Marc Dufresne]
Exercise doesn’t always need to involve high-impact activities and screaming muscles pushed to the limit. Shape up with motions that will tone both the body and the soul at one of these yoga or Pilates studios around town.
When the grand circus that is Formula 1 rolls into Montreal this year, it'll be more of an occasion to celebrate than ever, given that the Canada Grand Prix will be feting its 50th anniversary, Montreal its 375th and Canada its 150th. So to mark the 2017 Canada Grand Prix, here are a few places where partying is definitely on the menu. [photo credit: iStock]
The Formula One Grand Prix weekend is one of Montreal’s most anticipated annual events. There are street festivals, car exhibits and parties that attract tourists and celebrities from around the globe. One of the most famous events is the Crescent Street Festival. Check out these bars close to all the action.
Tired of the same old thing? This year, celebrate with something different. Make your child’s birthday one to remember by hosting the most amazing party of the year at one of these unique Montreal birthday party venues. [image credit: iStock]