If you're starting to think winter has outstayed its welcome, Festival Saint-Côme en Glace might change your mind. Just 90 minutes north of Montreal, a frosty celebration will take place from February 3 to 18, featuring over 100 illuminated ice sculptures, an electrifying snow disco, and spectacular fireworks, among other winter activities.
Breaking the monotony of winter grey, a free winter festival on the South Shore promises to infuse the season with technicolour. One hour's drive from Montreal, Showfrette in Beloeil is gearing up to transform a historic building into a dazzling display of light, music, and creativity for one weekend in February.
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.