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For anyone in dire need of a little retail therapy, there's no better time than now to indulge because so many stores in Montreal are having summer sales at the moment.

If you're hoping to get in on the steals, act quickly because we all know seasons change quickly in our city, which means the merchandise in stores does also.

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The best time of the week is already upon us. And that means we're all trying to figure out unique things to do in Montreal this weekend to switch up our routine a little bit.

Well, here are 11 ideas to consider if you're hoping to find a reason to leave your home when Friday comes around.

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July is upon us, which means summer is in full swing and everyone is searching for free things to do in Montreal right now.

And we're here to help! Here are 11 ideas that won't cost you a dime this month.

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The City of Montreal and Quartier des Spectacles are hosting free outdoor screenings of the next few games of the Stanley Cup Final in Montreal — including tonight's Game 3, which is sold out.

The site will host 4,335 game spectators, separated into three zones — Place des Festivals, Promenade des Artistes and Esplanade de la Place des Arts — with their own entrances and exits. 

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Well, we’ve made it through another short week! And just like that, the weekend is back in Montreal.

Keep the good times going with these awesome ways to celebrate our beautiful city.

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Montreal Canadiens player Phillip Danault is becoming well known for his love affair with pizza. After every win, he can be seen at a post-game press conference chowing down on some serious slices, and we have to say, the whole thing makes our mouths water.

While we don't know which Montreal pizza parlour Danault considers his favourite, we do know that these six spots can make your cheese-filled dreams come true. 

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It’s official — the Montreal Canadiens are going to the Stanley Cup final! Celebrate by living it up this weekend in Montreal.

The weather may say rain, but just like the Habs, this city is always full of surprises.

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Who hasn't dreamed of winning the lottery and buying a mansion? But anything can happen! And even if you never win the lottery, there's still a possibility that you might one day buy a million-dollar house in Quebec. 

Whether it's near Quebec City, the Outaouais, the Laurentians or Montreal, there is plenty of choice when it comes to finding a home in the seven figures. And they're way more fun to peruse than $1,000/month rental apartments. 

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While we already know that having a Montreal OPUS card can make getting around the city a breeze, many of us often forget that our OPUS can always get us cool discounts, too. 

From day cruises on the water to trips on La Grande Roue de Montréal, OPUS card additional discounts really set us up for a great year.

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POP Montreal is hosting a free concert to celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day in Montreal, in collaboration with Resilience Montreal, the Native Women's Shelter of Montreal and the Ville-Marie borough.

Shows will begin in the afternoon on June 21, with a lineup of Indigenous performers, including singers, guitarists, bands, spoken word artists, opera singers and electro DJs. 

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How was your week, Montreal? Busy? Ours, too, filled with catching up on the things we love like drinks on terrasses, picnics in the park and spending time with friends.

Luckily, the weekend is here to bring us even more of what we love. Here are 17 things to do in Montreal (plus two bonus day trip ideas).

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After being cooped up all winter, many of us can't wait to get outside and enjoy the outdoors. Cue DEWORS, which is what Promenade Wellington in Verdun is calling its summer as a pedestrian-only street. 

Promenade Wellington — between Rue Regina and 6e Avenue — is one of 13 Montreal streets being pedestrianized for the summer season. Rue Wellington became a pedestrian-only street on June 1.

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