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Montreal's Disney-like sculpture garden is about to explode into full bloom

Spring is here, which means it's finally time to start enjoying the great outdoors again (comfortably, that is).

If you made it out to Montreal's Parc Jean-Drapeau last summer, you already know what's waiting for you when the warm weather rolls back in. And if you didn't, consider this your heads up.

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A magical Harry Potter world hits Montreal this week & it's the first of its kind in Canada

If you've been waiting for your Hogwarts acceptance letter, you can stop checking the mail. Something better is coming to Montreal this week.

First announced back in February, Harry Potter: Visions of Magic opens at Place Bonaventure this Friday, March 27. The experience has already made stops around the world, but Montreal is the first city in the country to get it. It's produced by Warner Bros. Discovery, NEON, and Montreal's own EMM Williams Productions.

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A look inside the massive new indoor water park that just opened near Montreal

You no longer need to take a plane to hit up a waterslide in the middle of winter.

Oceania, located at 107 rue de l'Industrie in Beloeil, quietly opened its doors last week, but it's quickly made a splash with Montrealers looking to escape the longest season of the year (even for a day).

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Quebec's newest indoor water park is just a short drive from Montreal and it opens this week

After years of delays, an indoor water park on Montreal's South Shore is officially opening this week.

Oceania, located at 107 rue de l'Industrie in Beloeil, will open its doors on Saturday, February 28 at 9 a.m., according to a new report from Noovo Info, which was given exclusive access to the facility ahead of opening day. The official grand opening is planned for the end of March.

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Habs stars Caufield, Hutson & more will go head-to-head in an epic skills showdown on Feb 22

Ever wondered how your favourite Montreal Canadiens player stacks up against his teammates? This is your chance to see them shine at the Canadiens Skills Competition presented by RONA — an epic showcase of Habs hockey talent.

On February 22, 2026, your favourite players will take to the ice in a series of challenges to find out who is the best of the best (of the best) in five impressive hockey skills: fastest skater, relay, accuracy shooting, hardest shot and shootout.

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An immersive Harry Potter experience lands in Montreal next month & guests get an actual wand

If you've ever wanted to wave a wand around and feel like a student at Hogwarts, Montreal's about to give you that chance.

Harry Potter: Visions of Magic is opening at Place Bonaventure on March 27, and unlike most exhibitions where you simply look at items behind glass, this one allows you to interact with nearly everything.

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This massive new go-karting centre near Montreal opens this week & Ivan Demidov will be there

If you've been craving a little adventure to shake off the mid-winter blues, you might want to head to Montreal's South Shore.

A huge new indoor entertainment complex called GoPlex is celebrating its grand opening this week, and it includes a treat for Habs fans. Ivan Demidov of the Montreal Canadiens will be there Wednesday night to meet guests as part of the launch.

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A FREE sugar shack festival is taking over this Montreal street for 4 days next month

While we're still in the coldest stretch of winter, every Quebecer knows that maple season is just around the corner. Luckily, you don't have to venture too far to find a proper cabane à sucre. In fact, you might stumble across one in the middle of the city.

Cabane Panache is back from March 19 to 22, transforming Verdun's Promenade Wellington into a four-day festival of live Quebec music, maple-infused treats, and all the sugar shack staples you'd expect. The sweetest part? It's completely free.

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This Montreal park with Disney vibes has transformed into an ethereal winter wonderland

You don't need to catch a flight to experience something straight out of a Disney movie — Montreal has its very own enchanted garden, and right now it's transformed into an ethereal winter wonderland that looks like it's been pulled from one of Frozen or Moana's most magical scenes.

Last year, Parc Jean-Drapeau unveiled a spectacular new attraction to mark the 25th anniversary of the Mosaïcultures internationales de Montréal, and while these living sculptures dazzled visitors all summer, they've taken on an entirely new personality under January's blanket of snow.

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Montreal's free downtown slide park is back with 6 refrigerated snow hills

Winter in Montreal just got a lot more fun, and you don't even need to leave downtown to enjoy it.

The city's popular urban slide park at Place Émilie-Gamelin is back for another season, transforming part of the Quartier Latin into a winter playground with six refrigerated tracks, free equipment, and a heated chalet to warm up in between runs.

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Habs on the road, you in the stands: The Molson Rivalry Trip to NYC is a hockey fan's dream

If you've ever dreamed of taking your Habs fandom on the road, this just might be the single contest you can't miss.

This season, Molson is giving Canadiens fans the chance to win the their spot on the annual Molson Rivalry Trip. It's basically a money-can't-buy hockey fantasy come to life.

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These magical ice castles with glowing slides are a road trip from Montreal

Looking for a magical winter getaway near Montreal? If exploring ice caves and caverns, wandering through illuminated paths and finding thrills on a frozen slide sounds like your idea of fun, this unique winter attraction needs to be on your radar.

Just a road trip from Montreal, you can visit an enchanting destination home to sparkling ice sculptures like something out of a winter fairy tale.

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