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50 Things To Do This Spring In Montreal

Spring is finally here! Here's a huge list of fun stuff to check out.
50 Things To Do This Spring In Montreal

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Winter's grasp is finally letting go on our beautiful city. Here are a few things to add to your calendar!

  1. Piknik Electronik - starting May 18

  2. Semaine Bal en Blanc - April 17 to 21

  3. Tam-Tams - starting May 4

  4. Kurious - Cirque du Soleil- April 24- June 29

  5. The Land of The Fuck at Place-des Arts- April 15-19

  6. Bust a Move at la TOHU- May 2-3

  7. A Mucker and a Grinder by Karen Kraven at Parisian Laundry Gallery- until April 26

  8. Colour Me Rad Run- May 18

  9. Top Girls at the Segal Centre- April 27- May 18

  10. Festival TransAmeriques - May 22 - June 7

  11. Festival Vue sur la Relève - April 2 - 22

  12. MUTEK et ELEKTRA - May 27 - June  1

  13. 21 Balancoires - April 8 - June 1

  14. Exposition Nuits Blanche - March 7 - May 25

  15. La Journée des Musées - May 25

  16. Festival de la BD de Montreal - May 30-June 1

  17. Festival de la Poesie- May 26 - June 1

  18. Printemps numerique- March 21 - June 21

  19. Biennale international d’art numerique de Montreal- May 1 to June 21

  20. Festival de Musique de Chambre de Montreal- May 8- 21

  21. Festival Acces Asie- May 1-18

  22. Marie-Antoinette at the Grand Ballets Canadiens de Montreal- April 9-12

  23. Festival Vue D’Afrique- April 25 - May 4

  24. Festival Go Velo Montreal- May 25- June 1

  25. Le Venitian Marco Polo Exhibit at Musee Pointe-Calliere- starting May 6

  26. Michel Lemieux and Victor Pilon at Musee des beaux-arts- starting May 1

  27. The Clock by Christian Marclay at the Musee Contemporain- until April 20

  28. Musique Exhibit at the McCord Museum- starting May 30

  29. Kent Monkman “Bienvenue l’Atelier” at the McCord Museum- until June 1

  30. Claire Beaugrand – Champagne. Émouvante vérité – Photographies de 1970 à 2013 - until April 21

  31. La grotte de Lascaux : Chefs-d’œuvre de la préhistoire- Centre de Sciences- starting April 17

  32. Jouets- Missions Cosmos at the McCord Museum- Starting April 21

  33. Jardins au fil des floraisons at the Botanical Gardens- Every Sunday starting May 18

  34. Théâtre du Chaos « Lumière de corail » at the Planetarium Rio Tinto Alcan- April 17-27

  35. Tango Legends at Place-des-arts- April 4-5

  36. La Nuit transfigurée at the Grands Ballets Canadiens de Montreal- May 15 -24

  37. Le Chant de Sainte-Carmen de La Main at the Grands Ballets Canadiens de Montreal- April 23-25

  38. Turandot at the Opéra de Montréal- May 17-24

  39. Graduates performances from students of the École nationale de cirque- May 27- June 8

  40. Vintage by Gregory Charles at the Cabaret du Casino- March 28 - June 7

  41. Monster Spectacular at Parc Olympique- April 26

  42. La Grande Braderie de Mode Québécoise- April 10-13

  43. TOHU presents Édredon et Fragile - starting May 5

  44. Thingyan, la grande fête de l’eau Birmane by photographer Jean-François Leblanc - until April 27 (Guided tour on April 12 at 1pm)

  45. La Biennale internationale d’art numérique : musique électronique minimaliste of Ryoji Ikeda, avec l’œuvre C4I- starting May 6

  46. Collages et Vies en transit by Adrian Paci- until April 27

  47. Framing Smoke by Nicolas Lachance- until April 21

  48. John Chervinsky and Ron Loranger at Gallerie Youn- March 15- April 15

  49. Papillions en Liberte at the Botanical Gardens- February 27- April 27

  50. McLaren Wall to Wall- April 11- June 1

Do you have any events that should be added to our list?

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