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    A complete guide to LASSO Montreal 2025: How to cowboy up in the cityArts & Culture
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    A complete guide to LASSO Montreal 2025: How to cowboy up in the city

    Saddle up—Montreal’s gone country for LASSO.

    MUTEK is Montreal’s portal to the future of sonic art and digital creativitySponsoredArts & Culture
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    MUTEK is Montreal’s portal to the future of sonic art and digital creativity

    Inside the festival where Montreal becomes a citywide lab for sound, vision, and risk-taking.

    MUTEK 2025 is a citywide takeover of sound, light, and ideas—here’s the planSponsoredArts & Culture
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    MUTEK 2025 is a citywide takeover of sound, light, and ideas—here’s the plan

    All the details you need to navigate MUTEK as it fills Montreal’s halls with digital art, electronic music, and boundary-pushing ideas.

    [PHOTOS] All night, all neon: Take a look back at îLESONIQ 2025Arts & Culture
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    [PHOTOS] All night, all neon: Take a look back at îLESONIQ 2025

    From euphoric stage drops to sweat-drenched dance pits, here are our visual dispatches from îLESONIQ’s 10th anniversary blowout.

    [PHOTOS] No sleep, all access: Osheaga 2025 through the eyes of photographersArts & Culture
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    [PHOTOS] No sleep, all access: Osheaga 2025 through the eyes of photographers

    From behind barricades to swelling crowds, here are our photographic dispatches from the chaos, sweat, and beauty of Osheaga 2025.

    A complete guide to Osheaga 2025: The lineup, a festival-goer checklist, and moreArts & Culture
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    A complete guide to Osheaga 2025: The lineup, a festival-goer checklist, and more

    Everything you need to know for surviving—and thriving—at Montreal’s biggest music festival.

    [PHOTOS] A look back at The Main's first-ever Block PartyArts & Culture
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    [PHOTOS] A look back at The Main's first-ever Block Party

    The vibes, the people, the proof: our first-ever block party in pictures.

    The weekend ride carrying everything that matters: Cargo bikes in MontrealSponsoredArts & Culture
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    The weekend ride carrying everything that matters: Cargo bikes in Montreal

    With electric assist and a front seat to the city, cargo bikes are changing how Montreal families move through their weekends.

    The Olympic Park asks: What do you build from a fallen roof?Arts & Culture
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    J.P. Karwacki

    The Olympic Park asks: What do you build from a fallen roof?

    For the Games’ 50th anniversary, two new public artworks will rise from the ruins of Montreal’s most controversial structure.

    Mr. Beau Type and the art of noticingArts & Culture
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    J.P. Karwacki

    Mr. Beau Type and the art of noticing

    What began as a personal archive has become one of Montreal’s most quietly compelling design diaries.

    The chequered flags and crowned champions of Hochelaga’s most joyful raceArts & Culture
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    Marie Rousseau

    The chequered flags and crowned champions of Hochelaga’s most joyful race

    Now a neighbourhood's proudest annual tradition, here's how far an all-access triporteur (mobility aid) course has come over the years.

    Why being weird works in Plaza St-Hubert’s new eraSponsoredArts & Culture
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    J.P. Karwacki

    Why being weird works in Plaza St-Hubert’s new era

    Multilingual, weird, and working-class, Plaza St-Hubert is one of the few streets where Montreal’s past and present coexist in a uniquely local way.

    This dance party has a dress code: InflatableSponsoredArts & Culture
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    This dance party has a dress code: Inflatable

    A no-water floaty party, a deep house set, and a very Montreal kind of surrealism at ROYALMOUNT.

    The best run clubs in Montreal for open air exerciseArts & Culture
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    Anahi Pellathy

    The best run clubs in Montreal for open air exercise

    Sunrise trails, post-run pints, beginners' groups—these are the Montreal running clubs taking over the city streets.

    Things to do in Montreal this AugustArts & Culture
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    Anahi Pellathy

    Things to do in Montreal this August

    Montreal leans into the end of summer with cultural celebrations, top-level sports, global street eats, and genre-spanning music festivals.

    This is what going out to dance looks like nowSponsoredArts & Culture
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    This is what going out to dance looks like now

    What does more than 3,000 people dancing midday mean for the city’s party scene? We waited for the drop at Montreal's premiere luxury mall to find out.

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