We've pretty much got it all - big ticket events, fun local festivals, sidewalk sales, parades; and that's not even mentioning all the little things there are to do, like grabbing some sangria on your fave terrasse, or chilling in a park and soaking in the good vibes.
The Ville De Montreal will be hosting 10 free (!!) live, outdoor concerts this summer, all taking place in parks across the city, for their Concerts Campbell event.
No worries, though: the Concerts Campbell shows will still be super intimate, and a super good way to bring people in the city together! Plus, even though the majority of shows are in English, there'll still be a good mix of both English and French shows.
Curious as to who's playing when, and where? Well, don't worry - I've got your back! You can check out the Ville De Montreal's free outdoor summer concert lineup right here:
Honestly, this sounds like a super fun way to chill with some friends, meet some new people, enjoy a good show, and celebrate the summer! Plus, it's free, so look no further for your new favourite summer passtime in the city.
Guys, it's wintertime. I know, I know: the snow, the cold, and the ice might just make winter a little bit unbearable. But fear not, friends. Winter activities are here to save the day.
Winter activities like going skating, for example! Skating is actually super fun, and a total hallmark of wintertime. And thankfully for us, Montreal has got tons of awesome spots to go skating.
Although this isn't an outdoor skating spot, this rink is still super magical. Featuring beautiful decorations, lights, and a super fun vibe that cannot be beat, this hidden skating rink is one of the most awesome spots to get your skate on in the city.
The only thing more fun than a skating rink? A skating rink in Montreal's Olympic Stadium. The Big O turns into a beautiful winter village just in time for the holidays, complete with their beautiful, fun outdoor skating rink.
At this stage in the game, I'm pretty sure we all know about the glorious outdoor skating rink in the Bonsecours Basin of the Old Port. But any skating rink list in Montreal would be incomplete without mentioning it; it's that much of a staple, and it's legit that much fun.
Jarry Park is beautiful any time of year, but in the winter, something legit magical happens: everything freezes over, making for one incredibly special and gorgeous skating experience.
Located on Mount Royal, near the chalet and pretty much right in the middle of one of Montreal's most awesome natural spots, Beaver Lake is gorgeous 12 months out of the year. It's particularly special in the wintertime, though, when it turns into a frozen adventure, basically.
Seriously, how much fun is Parc Maisonneuve? During the summer, Parc Maisonneuve is perfect for jogging and biking. In the winter, it turns into a wintertime activity hub, even having iced-over trails for people to go skating on, so you can skate through the park with ease.
This hockey-themed spot in Montreal's Verdun was created by the Montreal Canadiens' Children's Foundation, and is legit the perfect spot for any avid hockey lover during the winter. So, go ahead, grab some hockey sticks and get turnt... On ice.
One of The Plateau's most gorgeous spots gets even more awesome during the wintertime, thanks to the huge lake situated in the park which turns into a super fun skating rink once the temperatures drop.
You might think that Parc Jean-Drapeau is only to be explored during the summer. But I've got news for you, friends: it's even more fun in the winter time. The ice skating rink is more like a huge ice trail, so you can explore the area while you skate!
