Montreal Cultural Calendar

Vidéos de femmes dans le parc (VFP) fait rayonner la production indépendante québécoise et canadienne depuis 1991.

Cette 35ᵉ édition est une célébration artistique incontournable, une ode à la brièveté de nos étés. La programmation mettra à l’honneur la diversité et l’inclusion.
Programmation détaillée à venir.

Queer Line Dancing! <br />
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SPURS combines traditional steps with a range of music—from honky-tonk to new country to contemporary pop. Based in the history of LGBTQ+ country and western dancing, SPURS hosts regular events in Montreal and Toronto.<br />
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Open to all, no experience required

Whether you're a first-time dancer or a seasoned pro, enjoy an evening of country music, fun, and dancing on one of the city's most iconic patios. Bring your friends, learn new moves, and make the most of your summer with one of the best free summer activities in Montreal!

Thursday, July 23
From 10 p.m.
On the Loto-Québec stage: Virginie B.
Starting at 8 p.m.

Where to watch: buy a ticket to La Ronde to see the show from reserved seating, or watch for free from the Jacques-Cartier Bridge (closed to traffic during the show), below the bridge, or at Parc du Pied-du-Courant across the water. Bring a portable radio tuned to 105.7 FM to hear the official synchronized soundtrack. Shows last about 30 minutes; arrive early to claim a good spot.

Free outdoor concert performance by "Weird Al" Yankovic as part of the Just For Laughs Montréal Festival

Sunday, July 26
From 10 p.m.
On the Loto-Québec stage: Léonie Gray
Starting at 8 p.m.

Where to watch: buy a ticket to La Ronde to see the show from reserved seating, or watch for free from the Jacques-Cartier Bridge (closed to traffic during the show), below the bridge, or at Parc du Pied-du-Courant across the water. Bring a portable radio tuned to 105.7 FM to hear the official synchronized soundtrack. Shows last about 30 minutes; arrive early to claim a good spot.