Montréal

Montréal gives a simple afternoon plenty of possibilities: a bagel in Mile End, a browse around the Plateau or a walk through the streets of Old Montréal. Each area has a different character. For meeting someone new, a neighbourhood with food, small shops and somewhere to sit makes it easy to follow the conversation.

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Fri, November 13

Saturday + Kitchen

🎸 Find sadurn with Kitchen at the Ritz, an evening presented by evenko and Greenland to share with friends. Concert…

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Fri, November 13 – Sat, November 14

Biscuits

🎧 A night with Biscits at Newspeak, presented by NEON and evenko. Doors at 11 p.m.; the show ends at 4 am the…

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The Comedy Nest

English-language comedy club on the 3rd floor of the Montreal Forum, near the Atwater metro station. Small tables, a…

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PHI — 407 Saint-Pierre

Cultural venue in Old Montreal where contemporary art, music and sound experiences meet. Exhibitions, concerts and…

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Bar le Ritz PDB

Concert and evening venue at 179, rue Jean-Talon Ouest. A program of independent artists and dance evenings to…

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Upstairs Jazz Bar & Grill

Downtown jazz club at 1254 Mackay Street, featuring concerts, student ensembles and jam sessions. An intimate place to…

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Bagels and browsing in Mile End

Mile End and the Plateau mix residential streets with cafés, independent shops and a lively cultural scene. Start with something to eat, then spend time in the shops that interest you both. Parc La Fontaine offers another way to continue a Plateau afternoon, with space outside when you would rather keep walking than settle into another café.

A market afternoon in Little Italy

Little Italy and neighbouring Villeray offer a different route through the city. Jean-Talon Market gives a food-focused meeting a clear starting point, with the surrounding cafés and shops extending the outing. It works just as well for a small shared discovery as for a longer lunch. Old Montréal and the Old Port are a separate option for a day beside the river.

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