Montreal's rue Saint-Denis is trading traffic for snowboards and skis next month. From March 1 to 3, the urban corridor will become a free, open-air winter sports festival. APIK promises an epic showdown that turns the Quartier Latin into a wintertime playground. Snowboarders have the spotlight on Saturday; skiers follow on Sunday. The competition is fierce, with athletes vying for prizes.
Montréal Boréal is bringing a taste of Northern Quebec's cold-weather traditions to the streets of Saint-Henri. Over four weekends in February and March, the free winter festival will have everything from fat biking and axe throwing to maple taffy tasting and live music played inside a heated igloo.
Montrealers in search of a winter escape need not look far this season. Winterlude is set to transform Canada's capital into an icy playground filled with enchanting experiences from February 2 to 19, 2024. The festival has over 200 activities, including an adrenaline-pumping "Super Slide," an awe-inspiring ice sculpture showcase, and an electrifying breakdance battle on ice.
The home furnishings store is celebrating the holiday season with its very own winter festival. IKEA will be hosting tons of holiday-themed activities as part of its Vinter Fest throughout Canada next month, including a Swedish buffet and breakfast with Santa.
In less than two weeks, Montrealers will be able to get their adrenaline pumping in downtown Montreal’s Latin Quarter with the return of APIK, a free urban winter festival for skiing, snowboarding, and more.