The Thanksgiving long weekend is just around the corner, and it’s an opportunity to enjoy the last warm moments of fall! For those who don’t yet have a program, don’t panic. We have unearthed seven activity ideas for you, without forgetting a few options that are sure to please children.
And for those who want to capture the last moments of fall colors, here are some must-see places.
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Immersive experience at the PHI Center
A new immersive exhibition on Artificial Intelligence opens this week at the PHI Center. Coded dreams offers a discussion on the future of AI as an artistic medium. An experience for all ages. Tickets.
The PHI multipurpose cultural space is gradually becoming a benchmark in terms of immersive experiences. There’s still time to try Khufu’s Horizon, a virtual reality journey that will immerse you in the world of the pyramids.
The New Cinema Festival fair
A little cinema never hurt anyone. Sunday is the big Kermesse des p’tits loups organized by the Festival du Nouveau Cinéma. On the program: screenings of animated short films followed by workshops and activities. Children from 3 years old will be able to learn the art of cinema. Entrance is free and free, subject to availability. The program is here. Meet this Sunday, October 13 at 10 a.m. at the Agora du coeur des sciences at the University of Quebec in Montreal.
And that’s not all! From October 9 to 20, the Festival du Nouveau Cinéma offers a multitude of screenings. This is an opportunity to delve into daring works, far from Hollywood standards. This festival is a real playground for cinema lovers looking to think outside the box.
Little scares and great pleasure at La Ronde
If La Ronde always has its share of adrenaline, it is around Halloween that the park creates the most memories. Every weekend in October, the Fright Festival takes control, with scare zones, terrifying shows and a hundred creatures ready to make you jump at every corner of this theater of fear. But don’t panic for the little ones! There Pumpkin Festival offers them an enchanted refuge, with funny monsters, decorated pumpkins and a shower of candies. You will have understood, La Ronde is good for the whole family. To reserve your tickets, click here.
A Quebec version of La Cage aux Folles
You remember The Crazy Cage ? This great classic of French cinema is getting a makeover with a 100% Quebec adaptation. The plot remains the same: a homosexual couple discovers that their son is preparing to marry the daughter of a conservative politician. But this time, the in-laws come from Quebec, with a host of prejudices about Montreal.
And because the plot takes place in the village district, the Studio-Cabaret at Espace Saint-Denis will offer an immersive experience to spectators, who will be immersed in the colorful universe of this cult play. The performance hall will become a real drag queen cabaret. To book your ticket, click here.
Full of Asian flavors in the Old Port
Gourmets can head to the Old Port of Montreal to enjoy the Streat Market, the new space dedicated to street food. All weekend, the kiosks will offer a variety of Asian dishes. Keep an eye on the program, as each weekend in October will feature a new region of the world. More info on the event here.
Dance evening to retro rhythms
Want to dance? Sunday evening, Café Campus invites you to its evening Tremendous Dancewith an irresistible mix of French and Quebec songs from the 60s to the 80s. It’s a perfect opportunity to get all generations moving to timeless classics! And if you dream of being a star for a night, you might be able to get on stage to perform a piece from the repertoire. All the information is on the Facebook event. Meet at Café Campus on Sunday October 13 from 9 p.m. You can even already book your ticket here. The ticket costs $18.
An outdoor outing on the south shore
If you want a change of scenery, we have put together a little outing for you in Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville.
It’s still the Festival of Colors at Ski Saint-Bruno, until the end of the month. On the program: giant and inflatable games, ski lifts and walks in the countryside. As an added bonus, there will be coconut and treasure hunts all weekend. Remember to book your tickets in advance, this guarantees you a place, and it’s cheaper. And for beer lovers, consider taking a detour to the Oktoberfest at the MonsRegius micro-brewery. Sunday afternoon is free tasting and visit to the brewery.
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