FESTIVALS & EVENTS
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- Piknic Électronik
- St. Catherine Street
- YUL Eat Festival
- POP Montréal International Music Festival
- iF3 Festival
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Piknic Électronik Montréal is an outdoor electronic music event whose mission is to create immersive and social experiences under the sign of conviviality. Located in an urban park 10 minutes from downtown Montreal, it brings together thousands of electronic music fans every Sunday of the summer, from May to September.
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Way more than just a Chinese lantern festival, Feux follets offers you a chance to connect with the world. Through your journey, numerous immersive and interactive activities and shows will plunge you into the mystic world of the Jade country. Don't wait! Start traveling like you never did before!
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Festival YUL EAT in collaboration with Delta and Breville is the destination of choice for epicureans, gourmets and culinary creativity enthusiasts. It offers a spectacular setting for discovering as well as enjoying food and alcohol prepared by local talents, highlighting Montreal as a gastronomical epicentre. Building on its success while showcasing the city as a major player on the scene, the festival invites patrons to connect with the chefs and artisans, pushing the refined experience to a unique level. Festival YUL EAT is proud to celebrate 6 years of bringing fans of the culinary arts and local cuisine together, presenting a new concept that will delight food lovers. The festival will be taking place from September 9 to 15, 2019. Festival YUL EAT is produ...
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Annual not-for-profit event championing independence in the arts by presenting emerging and celebrated talents from around the world. For musicians, artists, fans, critics, record labels and the music industry, POP Montréal is one North American festival that provides a dynamic introduction to the next generation of musical talent and independent art forms.
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The International Freeski Film Festival (iF3) was created in 2007 as a result of a common idea shared by passionate ski industry veterans Felix Rioux, Doug Bishop, and JF Durocher. The idea was to create a film festival dedicated to screening freeskiing movies and expanding ski culture to new levels.
iF3 stemmed from the need to unite all elements that compose freeski and freeride cultures in one place, including ski cinematography, producers, athletes, photography, brands, music, art and parties.
Currently iF3 is the biggest gathering of independent movie producers in skiing and draws producers, athletes, and event attendees from 20+ countries. Both fan participation and video submission has increased every year since the event’s inception. Since the first...