Complimentary skating, hot chocolate, and a choreographed aerial display set to DJs spinning and mixing live.
Épik Collection's latest project rotates art exhibitions every six months, with guests' rooms as part of the gallery.
The athletic apparel giant is betting big on downtown with a massive two-storey store at a key intersection of the city's retail scene.
The Laurier location was where Frite Alors! grew its second address, marking the birth of a Montreal institution.
The Ravenscrag manor housed the Allan Memorial Institute, where patients seeking help became victims of Cold War experiments.
As Montreal's oldest fortune cookie factory shuts down after 128 years, a secret salvaged archive holds the blueprint for what could keep its memory alive.
Gilles Brière has spent 25 years in the red suit, making enough during the holidays to pay his bills for the year—and he's not quite ready to hang it up.
Teejay Bhalla links film history, museum exhibitions, and current events to create a distinctive screening program on the Montreal scene.
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The Bulletin is a collection of what's happened, what’s happening, and what’s to come in and around Montreal.
Walk-ins and reservations share a warm welcome in this highly customized space, and it's got the menu to match.
This year's festival centres on "A Taste of History," with chefs revisiting 65 years of Montreal dining.
No tickets are required to catch this full production of a holiday classic with 35 dancers and 25 musicians.
The former Joe Beef co-owner and ex-Maison Publique chef debut their farm-and-chef-driven restaurant out in Dollard-Des Ormeaux.
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A Montreal take on a Scottish tavern, famed chefs jump back into action with a new project, a fresh Italian hangout in Westmount, and more.
The best things to do in Montreal during December fill the calendar with ballet, punk rock, immersive art, and more than enough holiday spirit.
The tinsel-drenched holiday pop-up returns with floor-to-ceiling decor, seasonal cocktails, Christmas Karaoke, and collectible glassware.
