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Something is brewing beneath the surface of the Earth, gathering strength until it can finally burst through the ground in an eruption of fiery reds and oranges and icy blues and purples. That something is tulip season. And though it's still months away, two popular pick-your-own tulip fields near Montreal have confirmed they will once again open to the public.

Tulipes.ca, which operates 600,000-flower farms in Laval and Boucherville, has confirmed to MTL Blog that it plans to reopen this spring.

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LJJ Essentials is having a huge winter jacket warehouse sale in Laval — and you can score a winter coat for anywhere between $24.99 to $79.99.

The winter jacket sample sale is taking place in Laval at 2900, boulevard Le Carrefour. The sale officially begins on Thursday, January 26 and will run until Saturday, January 28.

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Calling all hockey fans! Do you want to see the AHL's best players in action at a special two-day event? You're in luck: 2023 All-Star Classic presented by Bell, in collaboration with Manulife Bank, is happening in Laval on February 5 and 6, with tickets for both events starting at $39.

Courtesy of the Laval Rocket

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Al-PACK-a bag for the day and hang out with Aventuro, Ander, Golden and Ajax at Aventure-Mille-Îles in Laval. Between January 14 and March 15, the park is offering alpaca-filled days for only $15 per person, tax included.

Its alpaca tours take place in 30-minute blocks between 11:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. every day. Up to 20 people can enter the alpaca quartet's enclosed space in each block to chill and learn more about the fluffy, yet nervous little fellas.

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If you'd like to welcome the new year with open arms and a positive mindset, you can head on over to Laval for a soothing walk through the snowy urban landscapes of Le Bois de l'Équerre.

Located in Sainte-Rose, this stunning forest covers 1.6 square kilometres accessible to the public with 13 kilometres of trails, including paths specifically groomed for winter strolls or people with reduced mobility.

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Cineplex theatres across Canada are helping you and the whole family get into the festive spirit this season with holiday-themed movies playing Saturday mornings between November 26 and December 10.

Cineplex's Family Favourites program will feature three movies, A Christmas Story, Elf and the Polar Express, for only $2.99 plus tax.

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Montreal's November forecast is looking rather bleak — so it's safe to say you're going to need a really good winter jacket, really soon. Luckily, LJJ Essentials has got you covered with yet another massive winter jacket warehouse sale taking place in Laval all weekend long.

If you've been looking to upgrade your winter wardrobe or want to revamp your look this cold season, you can get your hands on so many different styles, sizes and colours at the warehouse event starting this Thursday, November 3. LJJ Essentials has coats for men, women and kids, this way the entire family can get in on the action.

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The Alice in Wonderland room at a motel in Laval may be in the cards if you're looking for a magical city escape. Instead of diving down a rabbit hole, Le Fabreville is a 30-minute drive from Montreal and offers over a dozen themed suites to add some sparkle to your weekend staycation.

The motel's Wonderland room is filled with mind-bending wallpaper and other playful details inspired by the iconic novel that follows a girl named Alice through a series of absurd adventures.

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If you ever got to witness the magic of Illumi's Cavalia, then you know just how enchanting the experience is. Well, Laval's massive lights festival is back just in time for spooky season with its fourth edition starting October 7 — and it promises to be bigger than ever.

With 19 luminous worlds to explore — guests can expect an infinity of colourful bulbs and themed sound effects arranged to create magical atmospheres, including the enchanted forest, the dune palace, the winter wonderland, the Jurassic kingdom, the submarine tunnel and four brand-new charming universes, too.

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Flower children, your time has come. Tulipes.ca's self-pick tulip fields in Laval and Boucherville opened on May 13 for the 2022 season. 600,000 flowers will be up for grabs at each location, serving as the colourful backdrop for countless Insta photoshoots.

According to a Tulipes.ca social media post, the flowers are in full bloom as of May 15

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Skiing and snowboarding can be expensive, time-consuming pastimes: It can be hard to carve out the time to practice new tricks and monthly passes can be costly. Luckily, Laval has is opening a new snowpark on Saturday – and the best part is, it's totally free.

The snowpark will be open every day from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m starting Saturday, January 22. Skiers and snowboarders must make free reservations in advance on the Laval website for two-hour time slots. Keep in mind that reservations might be cancelled in the event of bad weather.

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The fate of humanity rests in your hands — well, at least if you sign up to play Rain Corp., a recent escape room game added to the roster at Escaparium's Laval location, which bills itself as one of the biggest escape room games in Canada.

The sprawling 2,500-square-foot room allows you to fully immerse yourself in gameplay and completely escape from reality while you race to solve puzzles and find clues, almost as if you were a character in a dystopian sci-fi film.

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