5 Fun things to do this weekend in Montréal! (March 27 - 29)

To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the 1976 Summer Olympics, the McCord Stewart Museum has curated a massive retrospective. It’s not just about sports; it’s an exploration of 70s fashion, brutalist architecture, and the socio-political legacy of the Games. A deep dive into the summer that changed Montréal forever.

• Location: 690 Sherbrooke St W, Montreal (Golden Square Mile)
• Highlights: Original Olympic torches, archival posters, and athlete uniforms.
• Best for: History buffs, architecture nerds, and anyone feeling nostalgic.

Travel back in time

Montréal is a global hub for digital art, and SAT FEST is one of its crown jewels. Held inside the iconic Satosphere (a permanent 360-degree spherical dome) this festival showcases the world's best “fulldome" films. It’s a sensory-overload experience that pushes the boundaries of digital storytelling and "liquid cinema."

• Dates: March 24–28, 2026
• Location: Society for Arts and Technology [SAT] (Quartier des Spectacles)
• Best for: Tech enthusiasts, digital art collectors, and those seeking a cutting-edge visual experience.

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If you’re looking for high-energy entertainment in a world-class setting, head to the Cabaret du Casino de Montréal. WANTED is widely considered the premier tribute to the Jersey rockers. Expect a stadium-level production in an intimate venue, featuring every anthem from "Livin’ on a Prayer" to "Bad Medicine."

• Location: Casino de Montréal (Parc Jean-Drapeau)
• The Draw: Powerful vocals and a "Vegas-style" night out just minutes from downtown.
• Best for: Groups of friends, classic rock fans, and a high-energy Saturday night out.

Rock out with Bon Jovi

The ultimate playground for the weekend warrior. This is Québec's largest showcase of outdoor gear and adventure travel. Whether you're into paddle sports, trekking, or scuba diving, you can score pre-season discounts and meet experts who have explored the furthest corners of the globe.

• The Draw: Over 350 exhibitors and "The Adventure Theatre" featuring expert guest speakers.
• Pro Tip: Look for exclusive "show-only" deals on camping gear and international tours.
• Best for: Adrenaline junkies, gear-heads, and families planning their summer escapes.

Find new gear

Perched where the city meets the St. Lawrence River, the Panorama Experience offers a breathtaking 360-degree view. The current exhibition, "Living Waters," is a digital masterpiece that transforms the space into a luminous underwater world. It’s a meditative, beautiful fusion of local art and nature.

• Location: Port of Montréal (Old Montréal)
• Highlights: Breathtaking underwater panoramas and hidden ecosystem installations.
• Best for: Photography lovers, families with children, and couples looking for a romantic, scenic stroll.

Dive into the waters