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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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.
🎸 Find sadurn with Kitchen at the Ritz, an evening presented by evenko and Greenland to share with friends. Concert…
🎭 Fanny Britt's play, directed by Alexia Bürger, explores mourning and memory. Performed in French with English…
🎧 A night with Biscits at Newspeak, presented by NEON and evenko. Doors at 11 p.m.; the show ends at 4 am the…
🧵 Learn beadwork with Sierra Barber, an Upper Mohawk artist of mixed European ancestry from Six Nations of the Grand…
🎷 A trio performs live in the intimate atmosphere of Bootlegger’s upstairs bar, at 3481 boulevard Saint-Laurent.…
💃 Try an intro swing lesson with Studio 88 Swing, then dance to the DJ’s music. Tuesdays, November 10, 17 and 24, from…
English-language comedy club on the 3rd floor of the Montreal Forum, near the Atwater metro station. Small tables, a…
A museum of Montreal’s stories and communities, with exhibitions, guided visits and themed evenings to explore together.
Cultural venue in Old Montreal where contemporary art, music and sound experiences meet. Exhibitions, concerts and…
Swing, jazz and blues dance community located at 1956, rue Frontenac. Friday social evenings allow you to dance and…
Concert and evening venue at 179, rue Jean-Talon Ouest. A program of independent artists and dance evenings to…
Downtown jazz club at 1254 Mackay Street, featuring concerts, student ensembles and jam sessions. An intimate place to…
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.
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.
Meet people, find company and make your next plans on Gitch.