Igloofest Is Officially Coming Back In 2022

The festival is hosting Thursday Hip-Hop Nights this winter!

Igloofest Is Officially Coming Back In 2022
Igloofest
Contributing Writer

Get your snowsuits ready! The iconic winter festival Igloofest confirmed that it'll be back in action in 2022 — and better than ever.

"How do we make a festival of this magnitude even more legendary? Easy! By inviting true music royalty. So get ready to bust a move with some of the planet's finest during this year's Thursday Hip-Hop Nights," the festival wrote.

After the in-person concerts were cancelled during winter 2021, we can all get excited to know that we'll finally get to boogie in the cold again soon.

The festival will be taking place from January 13 to February 5, 2022, in the Old Port of Montreal.

Tickets aren't on sale just yet, but you can sign up for the presale on Igloofest's website.

Igloofest 2022

Where: Old Port of Montreal

When: January 13 to February 5, 2022

Website

From Your Site Articles
old port of montrealmontreal festivals
MontrealThings To Do
  • Alanna Moore
  • Alanna Moore

    Contributing Writer

    Alanna Moore is a Contributing Writer for MTL Blog. She completed a Bachelor of Arts in religious studies & cultural studies from McGill University in 2019. With over three years experience in editing and writing, she has developed a real passion for words and the people who speak them. You can contact her at alanna@mtlblog.com.

Canadians with Keurig machines have until tomorrow to claim up to $75 from this settlement

It applies to K-Cup pods too.

Some Canadians are getting a bonus government payment this week — Here's who qualifies

Check your bank account!

I'm a Montreal local and here's my ranking of the best neighbourhoods in the city

Moving to MTL? Look no further.

Quebec has 27 billionaire families and the gap below them is staggering

The wealthiest 1% of families in Quebec are estimated to control 24.6% of everything in the province.

Hydro-Québec is handing out free smart thermostats (with installation) but there's a catch

Hydro-Québec estimates that people who use one save around $200 a year.

A massive train derailment near Montreal sent 45 cars careening off the tracks (PHOTOS)

No injuries have been reported after the train crashed through a residential neighbourhood.

This Quebec destination is dotted with quaint villages that look like European postcards

It's like a mini trip to Europe, without having to leave the country. 🇨🇦