Montréal’s family science festival is back, offering online programming and in-person activities for kids and adults alike. More than a mere block party on busy Saint-Leonard Boulevard, MURAL invites top international graffiti artists to come and literally change the landscape of the city with wall-size artworks that in many ways, also tell the story of Montréal in vibrant colour. We’ve all heard the expression about watching paint dry as the ultimate in boredom, but Montréal’s MURAL Festival turns that adage on its head entirely. Follow their Instagram and Facebook pages for the latest pop-ups and special announcements.

Besides dotting the map with participating businesses, Yatai also takes over the Mile End’s Le Marché des Possibles on June 10-12 with food trucks and performances. Yatai MTL – La semaine Japon (June 6 to 12, 2022)īringing together Montréal’s Japanese cultural, artisanal and restaurant communities, Yatai MTL brings Japan’s best to the city. Welcoming and altogether original, Suoni guarantees unforgettable, boundary-expanding experiences.

We’d suggest simply wandering through the hood-during Fringe, everywhere’s a stage and there’s surprises around every corner.Īn annual exploration of Montréal’s more experimental musical side, Suoni Per Il Popolo offers mind-expanding experiences and a focus on community. St-Ambroise Montréal Fringe Festival (May 30 to June 19, 2022)įeaturing over 700 street performers and musicians, the Montréal Fringe Festival injects an added dose of excitement into the Plateau-Mont-Royal quartier for three weeks every summer. The Festival Go Vélo’s annual calendar of guided bike tours-including both the iconic Night Ride and car-free pedals through the heart of the city-make for the ultimate in urban biking. Montréal was ranked in the top 20 biking cities in the world by the Copenhagenize Index, and every summer a primary mode of transport is atop two wheels. The 2022 program features Re:Incarnation by Lagos-based dance troupe Qudus Onikeku, Lars Jan’s Holoscenes, Andrew Tay and Stephen Thompson’s Make Banana Cry and the theatrical piece Laboratoire poison by Brussels’ Adeline Rosenstein.įestival Go Vélo (May 29 to June 5, 2022) Montréal has long been a hotspot for performance art and experimental dance, and the Festival TransAmériques leads the way with a fulls late of exclusives and premieres.

Festival TransAmériques (May 25 to June 9, 2022)

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