Montreal Events

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A church sale of homemade baked goods and treats, used books, handmade craft, sewn & knit items, quilts and greeting/note cards. Relax and enjoy a muffin and a beverage in the Tea Room

AMBRES is a concert of premieres and very recent works arising from the impressive musical universe of Quebecois composer Michelle Boudreau. michelleboudreaucompositrice.com

Hudson Players Club and Hudson Village Theatre Present Almost, Maine by John Cariani Directed by Steve Walters April 9-19, 2026 On a cold, clear winter night in the mythical town of Almost, Maine, the northern lights shimmer above as residents stumble into love in the most unexpected ways. Through nine short vignettes, couples fall in,...

From Motown to hip-hop, the music never stops. Following last season’s sold-out success The Secret Chord: A Leonard Cohen Experience, Soulpepper returns to the Segal Centre with another electrifying musical journey. Once called “The City of the Future,” Detroit shaped the world with its innovation and music. From the Motown Sound to jazz, hip-hop, and...

ABOUT THE 2026 EDITION At the upcoming 28th edition of the Blue Metropolis International Literary Festival, expect readings, roundtables, debates, workshops, performances and interviews with prestigious authors from Canada and abroad. Over 100 guests, including authors, musicians, artists, researchers and more! Multilingual programming in up to 9 languages. —– The Blue Metropolis Festival is one...

Join us to celebrate the music of The Grateful Dead and 40 years of Bokomaru at Montreal’s Legendary Wheel Club. 8PM Showtime, doors open at 7PM.

First performed in Yiddish in 1992 to great acclaim, this iconic translation of one of Quebec’s most celebrated plays –Michel Tremblay’s groundbreaking Les Belles-sœurs– returns to the stage for a new generation. Now, in its 60th anniversary year, the story of Germaine Lauzon and her lively stamping party once again captures the humour, struggles, and...