March in Montreal marks the end of this year’s mild winter weather and the start of Spring with tons of events. Outdoor festivals are making a comeback, with venues opening to the public all night long for Nuit Blanche. The St. Patrick’s Day parade is around the corner and music tours are ramping up to bring your favourite artists out of hibernation.
The Montreal metro is breaking its curfew this weekend for Nuit Blanche, courtesy of the Société de transport de Montréal. No need to race against the clock or worry about missing the last train the metro will be running all night long so you can explore your pick of 100+ activities taking place across the city from dusk to dawn. Paratransit and bus services will also extend into the early hours of the morning.
Montreal doesn’t do ordinary, especially right after Nuit Blanche. When the city's all-night art bash wraps up, it switches from visual feast to actual feast with Brunchs en Lumière. It's the Montreal brunch afterparty you didn't know you needed until now.
Montreal is throwing an all-night party, and you're invited. Nuit Blanche is an artistic and cultural marathon that turns the city into an after-dark playground with light-up art installations, free music shows and museums open late, inviting the curious to explore into the wee hours.
Winter in Montreal is when the city turns the cold into a carnival of lights. From February 29 to March 10, the city is throwing a party so bright and warm there's no need to escape the chill, you can just celebrate it.