Things to do in Montreal during September

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Three international artists transform PHI’s Old Montreal addresses with work that blends ancient wisdom, cutting-edge technology, and collaborative rituals.

History Lesson

A century-long story of how a neighbourhood grew from railroad workers to family legacies everywhere you look today.

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Artexte's library and research center collects all manner of fanzines, pamphlets, ephemera—everything that doesn't make it into official museum archives.

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OFFF Montréal is bringing talks, workshops, parties, and a who’s-who of global creatives in the design world to the SAT this September.

Bulletin

The Bulletin is a collection of what's happened, what’s happening, and what’s to come in and around Montreal.

Food & Drink

Great neighbourhood hangouts in the making, a chef cooking out of their Tlaxcala roots, sandwiches, back alley gelato, and more.

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Just a couple of pedal strokes from Dakar.

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Close out summer on a strong note with block parties, art biennales, big-name concerts, and some of the city’s best food and culture events.

A neighbourhood insider’s tour of the secondhand stacks, family-run restaurants, and enduring staples that make Milton-Parc feel like home.

Out of dozens upon dozens of choices, here are the ones that made the cut.

The reliable roster for what's consistent, satisfying, and worth the trip across town.

Sip coffee and soak up the sun at these cozy café terrasses, from hidden gardens to lively sidewalks.

Still serving after all these years: A tour through the institutions that fed generations and helped define Montreal’s food identity.

From no-frills Chinese classics to innovative fusion flavours, these are Montreal’s top spots for fried, steamed, and soup dumplings.

Summer getaways, easy day trips, and urban retreats—these are the top spots on and near the island for swimming and sunbathing this summer

A no-fluff guide to the places worth your time—from underground speakeasies to sky-high rooftop terrasses.