What to Do in Montreal : November Festivals and Events 2026
The days and nights are dark and cool, but the festivals keep both day and nightlife bright. [read on]
The days and nights are dark and cool, but the festivals keep both day and nightlife bright. [read on]
The days and nights are dark and cool, but the festivals keep both day and nightlife bright. [read on]
The days and nights are dark and cool, but the festivals keep both day and nightlife bright. [read on]
The days and nights are dark and cool, but the festivals keep both day and nightlife bright. [read on]
Montreal artists have to start their global careers somewhere. Why not Montreal? M pour Montréal provides up-coming Montreal and Quebec artists and labels a platform to perform and network with industry folks from around the [read on]
The nights are dark and cooling off, but the nightlife is hot hot hot. [read on]
From the first day to the last, we’ve got a festival or an event to keep your Montreal November on the move. [read on]
From the first day to the last, we’ve got a festival or an event to keep your Montreal November on the move. [read on]
The chilly weather is really settling in, and finals are looming so much closer than many are willing to admit… but we all need a break sometimes, right? Besides, there’s so much happening in the [read on]
Montreal continues to keep its festal calendar even when the weather starts to cool down. Everything from animals to zines gets an event. [read on]
BBNG’s Performance at M for Montreal focused on the build-up and featured virtuosic jazz that got the crowd moving. [read on]
Adam Cohen and his six-piece band plays to an adoring audience at Théâtre Maisonneuve as part of M for Montréal. [read on]
Lisa LeBlanc and July Talk are both gritty, raunchy, and rocking. What a fab night for all! [read on]
Win Tickets! Enter the contest to win free tickets to a kick ass show! Check out these artsy, creative bands at the M for Montreal showcase. Enter here to WIN. [read on]
Four nights of great shows, workshops, panels, schmoozing, and a chance to celebrate the musical talents of Montreal [read on]
Win tickets to see the M for Montreal showcase of Close Talker and Katie Moore. Enter HERE! [read on]
Boats were rushed, late, disorganized, and packed onto a stage that barely contained them. And they rocked the fucking house. [read on]
At the Montreal Mundial festival, photojournalist Andres Roget caught Collectivo and the Souljazz Orchestra at l’Astral. [read on]
Groenland’s sudden rise to fame is talent and good timing. Sabrina Halder talks bout how the band started and her early experiences singing jazz in CEGEP. [read on]
Lakes of Canada are performing as part of M for Montreal — Montreal’s platform for showcasing up-and-coming Canadian musicians and helping them launch their careers internationally. Conor O’Neil talks about the festival and the new yet-to-be-released album. [read on]
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