Discover the best event spaces in Montreal. Browse profiles, photos, and details for each location.
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The directory is sourced from our ongoing conversations with chefs, operators, and cultural figures across the city. Places are added when they’re cited by people whose judgment we trust.
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Showing 9 of 9 places in Montreal
Salon Richmond 1861 sits inside a former 19th-century church built for the Petite-Bourgogne community, a space designed...
Ctrllab Arts and Culture has anchored Saint-Laurent Boulevard since 2006, and ESC is where it all happens in person. The...
Le Divan Orange ran for 13 years at Saint-Laurent and Rachel, a worker co-op named for the orange couch parked by the do...
Founded in 1973 by actor Jean Duceppe, who wanted to bring accessible, plainspoken theatre to working-class Montreal aud...
O Patro Vys occupies the floor above Bily Kun on Mont-Royal Est, which is more or less what the name means, Czech for th...
Opened in 1865 as the academic hall of the Jesuit-founded Collège Sainte-Marie, Le Gesù occupies the basement of one of...
Théâtre Fairmount sits on the second floor of a building on avenue du Parc in the Mile End, up one flight of stairs. The...
Built in 1931 as a municipal bath house, Bain Mathieu served the working-class Sainte-Marie neighbourhood until it close...
Two adjoining venues in Griffintown, run by creative agency IMAGEMOTION, offer some of the most versatile rental spaces...
Showing 9 of 9 places in Montreal
Salon Richmond 1861 sits inside a former 19th-century church built for the Petite-Bourgogne community, a space designed...
Ctrllab Arts and Culture has anchored Saint-Laurent Boulevard since 2006, and ESC is where it all happens in person. The...
Le Divan Orange ran for 13 years at Saint-Laurent and Rachel, a worker co-op named for the orange couch parked by the do...
Founded in 1973 by actor Jean Duceppe, who wanted to bring accessible, plainspoken theatre to working-class Montreal aud...
O Patro Vys occupies the floor above Bily Kun on Mont-Royal Est, which is more or less what the name means, Czech for th...
Opened in 1865 as the academic hall of the Jesuit-founded Collège Sainte-Marie, Le Gesù occupies the basement of one of...
Théâtre Fairmount sits on the second floor of a building on avenue du Parc in the Mile End, up one flight of stairs. The...
Built in 1931 as a municipal bath house, Bain Mathieu served the working-class Sainte-Marie neighbourhood until it close...
Two adjoining venues in Griffintown, run by creative agency IMAGEMOTION, offer some of the most versatile rental spaces...
