Lucille's Is Hosting Its Own Outdoor Holiday Market Outside Of Montreal For The Next Month
The holidays are around the corner, which means Christmas markets are in full force. Even better, Lucille's in Laval has decided to join the holiday festivities with a market of its own.
Not only will there be a food truck serving some of the eatery's delicious dishes but there will be a ton of things to discover every Saturday and Sunday from now until December 20, from 12 p.m. until 9 p.m.
This market will follow all COVID-19 regulations and will allow you to get out of your house and enjoy a holiday celebration filled with a ton of local goodies to be discovered and Christmas fun to be had.
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Lucille's General Manager, Cayleigh Starr, told MTL Blog: "We were waiting to find out if we would be able to re-open our dining rooms for the holidays, so as soon as we found out that we wouldn't be open, we knew exactly what we wanted to do!"
Included in the market will be a slew of local products that have been "carefully selected by Lucille's team." This includes oysters from Île-de-la-Madeleine, snow crab from Gaspésie, foie gras from Lac-Brome, Maple syrup from St. Leon, and Marco sodas.
Consumers will even be able to pick up hand-painted ornaments from Montreal-based company, All Things Paper MTL, floral arrangements from Aura Design, and handmade cards by local artist, Plume Prints.
There will also be ready-made meals, fine wines and champagnes and even a butcher's counter, among other things.
For those of you who aren't into wrapping gifts, Lucille's will also offer a gift-wrapping service, so that "customers can select their own items to create a personalized gift box, or leave with the boxes already carefully assembled by Lucille's team."
Lucille's Christmas Market
When: Every weekend until December 20 from 12 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Address: Lucille's Laval, 2565, boul. Daniel-Johnson, Laval, QC
Why You Need To Go: Because who doesn't love a food truck and holiday festivities?
