February 27, 2015, 11:25 AM
Photo cred - Joshua McRae
It's almost March and that means it's time to find some more ways to save money in Montreal. Between paying for a spring break trip or spending a slightly excessive amount of money to drink the day away on St Patty's, you're going to need to a couple ways to give your wallet a break.
Luckily, we've got an entire month's worth of entertainment options ready for you than won't cost you a dime.
2. Try tobogganing down Mt. Royal
3. Check out Dr. Don Donderi discussing the scientific view of alien abductions @ Centre Segal Performing Arts on March 15
6. Visit the McCord Museum Wednesdays after 5:00pm to learn about Canadian History
8. Celebrate winter with music, food, and drinks @ Parc Olympique’s L’Hivernale until March 8th
9. Add a little culture to your life with weekly classical music performances @ L’Oasis Musicale
10. Check out extensive collections from all over the world @ McGill’s Redpath Museum
11. Download the Montreal Wintering app to take yourself back in time to a tour of Old Port in 1800
12. Then download the Expo 67 app for a two hour long audio-guided tour of the expo’s historic locations
16. Meet up-and-coming artists @ Soirées Art et Bulles on March 11th, featuring Jewlery designer Dominique Dunn
17. Head underground for Art Souterrain to see some unique, contemporary art
21. Let out your inner gamer @ Montreal Joue, a gaming festival running across the city until March 8th
22. Work on your bikini bod with Snow Yoga @ Parc La Fontaine on March 7th
25. Take your kids or younger siblings to one of the free children's sports clinics offered by Concordia on March 1st, 8th, and 28th
35. Celebrate International Women’s Day by partying it up @ Club Rouge
37. Go to the screening of the documentary To Light A Candle @ Concordia University on March 11th
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