Halloween is around the corner, and Montrealers are getting ready for the spookiest time of their lives. If you want to go beyond the quaint "trick-or-treat" tradition and party hard with your fellow monsters, there will be a massive "Karnavale" festival happening at New City Gas on October 28 from 10 p.m. until the witching hour (3 a.m.).The party will feature renowned DJs ACRAZE and Tony Romera as headliners, as well as emerging talents Dave Summit and Mekki.
On your mark, get set, go! Montreal's Grand Prix weekend is officially back for the first time since the pandemic hit and the city is sure to be bumping during the next few days to say the least.Wondering what to do in Montreal during this time? You can always head to one (or more) of these events that are taking place specifically for F1 weekend.
Don't you just feel that excitement, that sparkle, that je ne sais quoi as we head into the weekend? And no, it's not just because a four-day workweek means we're that much closer to everyone's favourite two days. It's because there's so much going on in Montreal: new restaurants, amazing exhibits and incredible art all around. With so much to do, see and try we're making choosing your Montreal weekend plans a little bit easier with some of these must-try activities across the 514.
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Montreal restaurants are finally coming back to life, as is one of the city's summer must-try spots, Bazart! The evocative space is returning to the iconic New City Gas venue just in time for the summer season, and Bazart is ready to rock your world. Launching its second season on May 26, Bazart is bringing back its totally laid-back, exotic and intoxicating vibes, inspired by places such as Tulum and Mykonos with wicker baskets and a swinging bed.