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Oct 2, 2023 · This article was updated on October 17, 2023. The seasons truly change in Montréal in October, but some things stay the same: festival season extends throughout October with music, film and more festival programming.
Sep 25, 2023 · Montreal Burlesque Festival 2023. October 13 – 14, 2023 Club Soda. Scarlett James hosts the annual burlesque festival where taking it off is what it’s all about. Although, burlesque is so much about the journey AND the destination. Enjoy some of the best performers in the city and those from elsewhere. Info HERE. Festival Draconis. October ...
- La Grande Degustation de Montreal. October 28 – 30, 2024. La Grande Degustation de Montreal is where wine producers, brewers and distillers unite to impart their enthusiasm to aficionados and connoisseurs of wine, beer and spirits.
- Montreal Burlesque Festival. October 18 – 19, 2024. Held at Club Soda, the Montreal Burlesque Festival is an enchanting three-night event that revives the opulence and allure of vintage cabarets.
- Gardens of Light at the Botanical Garden. September 1 – October 31, 2024. Stroll through the pathways of the three illuminated cultural gardens of the Montreal Botanical Garden as part of its flagship autumn event.
- Montreal Intercultural Storytelling Festival. October 20 – 29, 2023 (2024 dates TBC) For three decades, narrators from various corners of the globe have gathered in Montreal every October to participate in the Montreal Intercultural Storytelling Festival.
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Fall in Montreal doesn’t really exist. I swear, some years it can skip from summer straight to winter in a day. Officially though, fall starts in mid September and ends mid December. I don’t think these dates were made for Montreal. December in my mind is full blown winter already! I’m always wearing my winter jacket and boots by then. On the other...
Chasing Fall Leaves In Montreal
Fall is really all about chasing those fall leaves. That’s a little easier said than done. Keep in mind that the leaves change and fall pretty quickly so you only have a few weeks between mid September and mid October to see the leaves. Next, you need to know where to go.
One of the most traditional fall activities in Montreal is apple picking. In recent years, it’s not just apple picking that you can enjoy during fall in Montreal though. Go apple, pumpkin, and even cranberry picking now! These are perfect activities to bring along the family and also make for a fun day out with friends.
It’s great to get out as much as possible during Montreal falls before the weather really turns sour. But that isn’t always possible. It does rain more in the fall in Montreal, and sometimes the bad weather comes early. If you’re stuck inside, pick one of the many indoor Montreal activities to do in the fall. My all time favourite indoor activity i...
Montreal is known for our summer festivals like Osheaga and Picnic Electronik. But we don’t fallshort on continuing that festival vibe into autumn either.
I love fall fashion. The only sad thing about it is that there are so few days where you actually get to wear it. I have my two go to pairs of boots and shoes for the fall in Montreal. For city walks to keep my feet dry I wear either my Blondo boots or Oxford Leather Clarks. But if I’m going on a bit of an outdoor adventure, then it’s my rugged Blu...
I love going on staycations at Hotel Nelligan in the Old Port of Montreal. It’s in a great location, walking distance to everywhere you need to be. When you stay there you can’t miss out on their unique roof top terrace above the hotel. See room rates & availability. I’ve also stayed at the newly built Homewood Suites in Montreal Midtown (west of t...
Fun things to do in Montreal Qc. In October including, Major Events, Festivals, Outdoor Concerts, Popular Attractions and More.
From food to concerts, outdoorsy things, Halloween events, and everything in between, here are a bunch of things worth keeping on your radar in October. We’re fusing in new things with some old-school Montreal classics. Have at it, folks. October is already looking eventful. ADVERTISEMENT.
