This week’s bulletin is equal parts live music, wine-drenched festivities, art fairs, and slighted local businesses—in other words, an average weekend in the city.

Events you won’t want to miss

Relive the magic of the Ogilvy Christmas mechanical windows at the McCord Museum

Nov 25 to Jan 8: Relive a piece of Montreal Christmas history by checking out the 70-year-old mechanical displays of Ogilvy’s department store window for free at McCord Stewart Museum.
Dec 2 and 3: Visit the Japanese holiday market to find unique gifts for the holiday season with Marché des Fêtes à la Japonaise.
Dec 2: Nostalgic millennials and indie pop lovers alike will want to catch Canadian supergroup STARS perform at Théâtre Fairmount (and $1 from every ticket goes towards the Native Women’s Shelter of Montreal).
Nov 19 to Dec 31: Downtown Montreal’s biggest Christmas market, Grand Marché de Noël de Montréal, is officially holly, jolly, and open to explore on weekends.
Nov 26 to Dec 4: This weekend at Locoshop Angus marks the last chance to check out Marché des Fêtes, gathering more than 80 artists together for a huge Christmas market.
Dec 2 to 4: 19 potters are coming together to showcase artisanal pottery of all kinds (with hot chocolate offered to anyone stopping by) this weekend at Centre culturel Georges-Vanier.
Dec 3: Fans of homegrown sensation Arcade Fire will want to grab tickets for the “WE” Tour at the Bell Centre this weekend.
Dec 3: There’s a new (see: first ever) loaded pierogi concept in town, and they’re handing out free bowls this weekend.
Dec 3: Take a musical journey into the world of Czech composer Kryštof Harant at Bourgie Hall inside the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts.
Dec 3: Christmas-y goodness kicks off with Festival Noël dans la parc’s inaugural opening celebration at Place Émilie-Gamelin plus performances in two other Montreal parks.
Dec 4: Meet Toula Drimonis as she signs and discusses her book We, the Others: Allophones, Immigrants, and Belonging in Canada at Librairie Paragraphe Bookstore.

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Events you won’t want to miss

Relive the magic of the Ogilvy Christmas mechanical windows at the McCord Museum

Nov 25 to Jan 8: Relive a piece of Montreal Christmas history by checking out the 70-year-old mechanical displays of Ogilvy’s department store window for free at McCord Stewart Museum.

Dec 2 and 3: Visit the Japanese holiday market to find unique gifts for the holiday season with Marché des Fêtes à la Japonaise.

Dec 2: Nostalgic millennials and indie pop lovers alike will want to catch Canadian supergroup STARS perform at Théâtre Fairmount (and $1 from every ticket goes towards the Native Women’s Shelter of Montreal).

Nov 19 to Dec 31: Downtown Montreal’s biggest Christmas market, Grand Marché de Noël de Montréal, is officially holly, jolly, and open to explore on weekends.

Nov 26 to Dec 4: This weekend at Locoshop Angus marks the last chance to check out Marché des Fêtes, gathering more than 80 artists together for a huge Christmas market.

Dec 2 to 4: 19 potters are coming together to showcase artisanal pottery of all kinds (with hot chocolate offered to anyone stopping by) this weekend at Centre culturel Georges-Vanier.

Dec 3: Fans of homegrown sensation Arcade Fire will want to grab tickets for the “WE” Tour at the Bell Centre this weekend.

Dec 3: There’s a new (see: first ever) loaded pierogi concept in town, and they’re handing out free bowls this weekend.

Dec 3: Take a musical journey into the world of Czech composer Kryštof Harant at Bourgie Hall inside the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts.

Dec 3: Christmas-y goodness kicks off with Festival Noël dans la parc’s inaugural opening celebration at Place Émilie-Gamelin plus performances in two other Montreal parks.

Dec 4: Meet Toula Drimonis as she signs and discusses her book We, the Others: Allophones, Immigrants, and Belonging in Canada at Librairie Paragraphe Bookstore.

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The Bulletin: A Botantical Garden Picnic, Countercultural Theatre, Line Dancing, and Perfect Weather for a Cheap Spritz [Issue #185]

The Bulletin: Alley Afrobeats, Thirty Years on the Dancefloor, Despair at the Cinema, and Storytelling Noodles [Issue #184]

The Bulletin: A Trophy Parade, Rocks 'n' Fossils, Pyjamas in the Museum, and Taking Back the Streets [Issue #183]

The Bulletin: A One-Two Punch of F1 and Hockey, Slushie Beers, Mile End Celebrations, and Filipino Birthday Pancit [Issue #182]

The Bulletin: Porchside Music Crawls, Springtime Dancing, and Soju at the Bookstore [Issue #181]

The Bulletin: Hip Hop Brunch Bingo, a Camera Flea Market, Tulips for Mom, and Carmen at the Opera [Issue #180]

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The Bulletin: Cold raves, beer memberships, and film festivals galore [Issue #164]

The Bulletin: Welcome to a brand new year, Montreal [Issue #162]

The Bulletin: Three generations of Italian sandwiches, a best bartender crowned, and techno bliss [Issue #163]

The Bulletin: A Japanese Konbini's Birthday, Subterranean Art, and Ping Pong Ramen [Issue #178]

The Bulletin: Packed dancefloors, bar-hopping, and a last-minute Valentine's Day planner [Issue #168]

The Bulletin: So much to do in one weekend, it'll make your head spin [Issue #157]

The Bulletin: Cold raves, beer memberships, and film festivals galore [Issue #164]

The Bulletin: Welcome to a brand new year, Montreal [Issue #162]