Well, hello there.
Just wanted to take a moment to give a big welcome to all of our new readers. Mi casa es su casa. Everything you see here—every curated event to suggest, every restaurant pop-up we've uncovered, every opening, every cool news story from the last week about Montreal—is now yours to enjoy. If you like what you see here, tell a friend.
Now, back to business: One of the year's biggest music fests, Osheaga, is back and marking the territory of the dog days of summer in the city. That'll be infusing the streets with audiophiles, streets that are equally bursting with activity from Montreal Pride kicking off, waterfront Parisian-style guinguettes, food fests, and the last of free 'n' public Shakespeare performances in gorgeous parks.

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