Let's face it: summer is behind us, but that does not mean all outdoor festivities are too! On August 24 and 25, the Sudbest festival is back for a last 2022 edition at Lien Nord by the Lachine Canal, so this is your last chance to experience the Sud-Ouest's neighbourhood celebration this year.
The season of the pumpkin spiced chai latte is approaching at high speed, but we still have a few weeks until nature bursts into radiant colours and we all get cozy by the fireplace.Summer has not said its final word, as plenty of festivals and other fun activities are happening in the 514 in the days to come. Here's a list of 12 things to do in Montreal this weekend, from the multicultural Carnaval AfroMonde to multiple food and craft markets, dance parties and an outdoor movie.
From August 26 to 28, the Sudbest festival is back with a special edition featuring 30 merchants and a "culinary fair." This time around, the event organizers thought big, as the upcoming market will take place at three different sites: the Atwater Market, Parc Sir-George-Etienne-Cartier and the Lien Nord site next to the Lachine Canal.