Things to do this weekend in Montréal (November 13 - 15)

Festivals and events Leisure activities, nature and relaxation
Basilique Notre-Dame de Montréal - Aura La Basilique
Daniel Baylis

Daniel Baylis

From incredible restaurant deals to dazzling immersive exhibitions, Montréal is in fine form this weekend. Here’s what to do and to taste!

Welcome to Montréal!

To enjoy the best the city has to offer during your stay, please don't think of yourself as a tourist, but as one of us. Whether you're here for a few days, a few weeks or a few years, we're counting on you to enjoy Montréal in a spirit of respect, responsibility and celebration! Here's an article on our “Live like a local in Montréal” detailing how you can enjoy your stay.

GaZette Bistro Bar - MTLàTABLE 2026

MTLàTABLE

It’s the final weekend to enjoy the flagship highlight of Montréal's culinary calendar. This citywide festival invites foodies to discover the city's vibrant gastronomy scene through specially curated three-course fixed-price menus (tables d’hôte). Dozens of participating restaurants across diverse neighbourhoods showcase local Québec ingredients, offering accessible dinner and weekend brunch options. Until November 15.

  • Best for: Food lovers, budget-conscious gourmets, date nights, and culinary explorers
  • Location: Participating restaurants across various Montréal neighbourhoods

Dig in

Enchanted Worlds, Ogilvy

Pyjama Day at the McCord Stewart Museum

Celebrating the return of Ogilvy’s historic mechanical Christmas windows, the McCord Stewart Museum hosts a family holiday launch day filled with magic and storytelling. Visitors of all ages are encouraged to wear their favourite cozy pyjamas while exploring The Enchanted Village inside and The Mill in the Forest outdoors, featuring free festive activities, creative workshops, and seasonal surprises. Saturday, November 14.

  • Best for: Families, young children, museum-goers, and holiday tradition lovers.
  • Location: McCord Stewart Museum (Downtown Montréal)

Head to the museum

Montreal Canadiens Hockey Game - Bell Centre

Cheer on the Montréal Canadiens

Catching a Habs game from a packed local sports bar offers an authentic dose of Montréal fandom, complete with local craft draft beers, classic pub fare, and high-stakes NHL action alongside passionate local fans. On Saturday (November 14) the team plays against the Colorado Avalanche. The fun begins at 7 p.m.

  • Best for: Hockey fans, sports enthusiasts, group hangouts, and casual evening pub-goers.
  • Location: Sports bars across various neighbourhoods (including Downtown, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal, and Griffintown)

Find your bar

OASIS immersion - The Immersive Carnival of the Animals

Immersive exhibitions in Montréal

Renowned as a global hub for digital arts and virtual reality, Montréal hosts an array of cutting-edge immersive exhibitions across the city. Visitors can step inside interactive light installations, 360-degree dome projections, and spatial digital soundscapes that push the boundaries of artistic storytelling and sensory technology.

  • Best for: Tech enthusiasts, digital art lovers, modern culture seekers, and rainy-day explorers.
  • Location: Various venues across Montréal (including OASIS Immersion, PHI Centre, Society for Arts and Technology [SAT], and Arsenal Art Contemporain)

Find your exhibition

Gia Vin & Grill

RAW WINE Montréal

Dedicated to natural, low-intervention, organic, and biodynamic wines, RAW WINE brings together world-class international growers and artisan winemakers for an international tasting fair. Advocating total transparency in winemaking, the two-day event offers wine enthusiasts and industry professionals a look at clean, authentic viticulture straight from the producers.

  • Best for: Natural wine lovers, foodies, and curious wine drinkers.
  • Location: Grand Quai du Port de Montréal (Old Montréal)

Start sipping

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Daniel Baylis

Daniel Baylis is a writer, poet, and musician. Several years ago he moved to Montréal to chase silly bohemian dreams. And he’s still at it. 

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