Montreal's own POCHA MTL Korean street food and culture festival is back this summer with 15 booths serving Korean food, 20 exhibitors and more than 10 cultural activities to enjoy. For those of us with furry friends, specifically adorable dogs, your pet is welcome to attend POCHA with you!
Montreal's celebration of local Japanese food, culture and businesses, YATAI MTL, has released its complete list of vendors. 38 in total including 27 merchants and 11 street food stalls will take to the Peel Basin between June 8 and 11. The festival will also feature 11 performers and DJs.
Montreal is the place to be all year round, but there's nothing quite like summertime on our island. June is finally here so it's time to get excited about the upcoming festival season. Whether you're into art, live music, outdoor activities or tasty food, you'll be happy to know there are many things to do in Montreal this month. Who's ready for an epic summer?
YATAI MTL, Montreal's annual festival of local Japanese culture, products and street food is back again this year. While previous editions have stuck to the Mile End, this year, YATAI is taking over the Peel Basin docks at the end of the Lachine Canal between Griffintown and the Old Port.
From the creators of YATAI MTL comes the third annual Japan Week culture and food festival, which brings together more than 30 local businesses to invite Montrealers "to discover and enjoy Japan, without leaving their city."