Past events: September 2026

Legendary cartoonist Terry Mosher (Aislin) looks back at the 1976 Montreal Olympics and Mayor Jean Drapeau on the Games' 50th anniversary. In English.

Canadian Hall of Famer Tony Lee brings his Gen-X comedy hypnosis show to Macallans Pub. Adult show (mature content), in English, about 90 minutes. Tickets required; arrive early for the best seats.

Screening of the National Film Board documentary about two Nations fighting to restore their river and way of life in the face of environmental destruction. Presented for the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. For adults; in English and Dakelh with French subtitles.

Pop in anytime from 3-6pm and join in for fun, games and great pizza! The day will feature pizza food truck, face painting for kids, bouncy castle, and other fun games and activities. Rain or shine. RSVP required as spots are limited.

Join the Pointe-Claire Curling Club for an open house event. The club welcomes members of all ages and experience levels, from novice to skilled, offering a rewarding sporting experience in a welcoming atmosphere. All you need to bring are clean, soft-soled shoes.

The immersive show Sherloconte plunges young people into the heart of an interactive mystery story unfolding inside an inflatable dome where 360° scenery is projected.

BELIEVIN’ JOURNEY Tribute to Journey is composed of five excellent musicians from the greater Montreal area. BELIEVIN’ JOURNEY will make you travel back in time with all the memorable classics from the legendary group ‘Journey’.

A night of stand-up comedy at Pigeon Club Cafe, featuring a lineup of side-splitting performers. Perfect for a date night, a group outing, or just a good laugh — get your tickets here.

Experience a sound performance that seeks to materialize the invisible by revealing the radiophonic and electromagnetic frequency landscape that surrounds us.

Celebrate intergenerational dance alone, or with your grandparents or grandchildren! The event features Break City dancers and Club 55+ members. Led by Prima Danse, it will continue with an interactive dance workshop. Drop in.

The City of Pointe-Claire is pleased to invite you to the inauguration of Athènes Park. Come celebrate the history of this special place with us, discover the new park and enjoy a moment of community gathering over a slice of pizza.

PA Pointe-Claire is firing up the grill and giving away hot dogs on Saturday afternoon. Stop by between noon and 3 p.m. while supplies last.

Marché Maisonneuve invites you to the 3rd edition of its Oktoberfest — two days of Bavarian atmosphere with great beers from local Quebec microbreweries, delicious food, live music, and free activities for all ages, including inflatable games for kids.

A story and craft activity for children at the library. Theme: Modes of transportation. Drop-in for this bilingual activity.

Share a moment of creativity with family or friends during our rock painting workshop at the Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue Library.

Exhibition and art sale by the West Island Artists Circle. Runs Friday, September 25 and Saturday, September 26, 10 a.m.–5 p.m. at Plaza Pointe-Claire. Bilingual, free, open to all — no registration required.

Clean out your closets at Valois United Church for great deals on secondhand finds and fresh-baked goods.

Embrace the cozy colours of autumn during this relaxing paint night. Create an autumn-inspired acrylic painting in warm, golden, earthy tones with guided instruction from Beverley Wight-Neale.

collectif9 joins forces with soul and jazz fusion drummer Ronny Desinor for a bold new show. Let yourself be carried away by an electrifying program that pushes the boundaries of classical music.

A vibrant three-day, free-admission market at Olympic Park Esplanade celebrating creativity, community, and small businesses. Explore handcrafted jewelry, artwork, home décor, candles, fashion, accessories, beauty products, and specialty items from talented local and regional vendors — a family-friendly weekend to meet makers and soak up the market energy. Get the details.

Movie Night featuring Serial Bad Weddings at the Pierrefonds Library. In French.

Discover how film scores have evolved since the dawn of cinema, exploring Hollywood classics, French cinema, spaghetti westerns, and more. In French. Drop in.

Two bands go head-to-head each week for the first three weeks of the month. Each weekly winner advances to the monthly semi-final, where three bands battle for a place in the Grand Finale!

Build your way through Jurassic Park and Minecraft-themed LEGO challenges. Bilingual, for ages 7–13. Registration required.

Join an English-language financial planning conference to learn practical savings and investment strategies that work for your family's budget.

An interactive storytime activity for children at the library. Drop in.

Kids ages 4–7 can try skating and ringette with no skating experience required. Bring skates, gloves and a helmet.

Build a LEGO neighbourhood with Kokobrik. Children participate independently; parents join at the end to admire the creations. Registration required.

Run, walk or roll a family- and dog-friendly 5 km loop to support cancer research.

Montreal becomes the centre of the cycling world this weekend. The championships open with a free ceremony at Parc Jeanne-Mance Saturday at 5 p.m., followed by the Women’s and Men’s Elite individual time trials Sunday starting at 9 a.m. Roadside viewing is free.

A live band celebrating classic progressive rock, with intricate arrangements and favourites from the genre.

Meet local spinners, learn the basics of turning fibres into thread, or bring your own project and spin alongside others. Bilingual and drop-in.

Build and program LEGO creations as a family using WeDo and Spike robotics kits. Bilingual and open to all ages.

Kids ages 4–14 tackle more than ten physical challenges. All abilities welcome, with parents helping as needed. Register through Voilà!.

Shop jewellery, accessories and more from Kloud while grabbing a coffee at Coco & Bean. A portion of Saturday’s sales will support the West Island Cancer Wellness Centre, with Sunday’s proceeds supporting the Cedars Cancer Foundation in memory of Jim Murdoch. September 19–20, 10 a.m.–3 p.m. both days.

Meet local artists and browse their work at Centennial Hall. A fundraising activity for the future Beaconsfield Cultural Centre will also take place. Also open Sunday at the same hours.

Browse handmade goods, unique finds and products from local artisans at this indoor craft market.

Walk or run 1 km or 5 km in support of the Teresa Dellar Palliative Care Residence, then stick around for family activities in the Party Zone. Dogs welcome.

Browse fresh produce, eggs, cheeses, baked goods and handmade products from local farmers and artisans.

Catch a soulful, funky mix of styles from a group featuring some of Montreal’s top musicians.

Music, dance, games and Lebanese flavours celebrate cultural diversity. Hours: Friday 4–10 p.m., Saturday 2–10 p.m., Sunday noon–8 p.m.

Jenny Cartwright’s documentary follows three long-shot candidates in Quebec’s 2022 election and examines barriers in the electoral system. In French; advance registration required.

McGill and John Abbott College bring the annual Pow Wow back to Macdonald Campus with Indigenous dancers, artists, food vendors and a competition-style celebration. Bring cash for vendors.

An evening of live guitar music, shared musicianship and collaboration in a relaxed pub setting.

Meet local Italian-Canadian writers over readings, conversation and biscotti, in collaboration with the Association of Italian-Canadian Writers.

Cunningham’s is thanking its regulars and the community with its annual corn roast. Stop by for corn, drinks and a casual evening with the pub crew.

Watch Song Sung Blue in English with French subtitles, then stay for an optional discussion. A drop-in screening for seniors.

Watch Thierry Malandain’s ballet The Seasons on the big screen, with music by Vivaldi and Guido. Bilingual and open to all; drop-in.

Join Sabrina Bérubé and fellow Scrabble players for friendly games. All levels welcome; bilingual. Registration required.

Local bands compete for a place in the finals, a music-store gift certificate and a paid gig. Come support your favourites.

Explore the story behind the legendary song through rare archives and anecdotes. English with French subtitles; bilingual discussion follows. Reserve ahead.

Writers of all experience levels can sharpen their craft, share ideas and get inspired in this English-language creative writing group.

Drop in for an afternoon screening at Pointe-Claire’s English-language Film Club.

Learn how to recognize common scams, spot warning signs and protect yourself from fraud at this French-language session presented with FADOQ and the SPVM. Registration required.

Cantabile Chorale kicks off its 2026–27 season with an open first rehearsal of Vivaldi’s Gloria. New singers are welcome, and prior choir experience or sight-reading ability is helpful but not required

Bring your current knitting project and spend the evening stitching and socializing with fellow knitters. Bilingual.

Celebrate another growing season with corn on the cob, food from the garden and a chance to discover Dorval's collective gardening program.

Celebrate the opening of Stewart Hall's new contemporary art exhibition exploring the artist's studio as a space for experimentation and creation.

Let the bricks and imagination fly during an hour of creative LEGO building at the library.

Kids ages 5–8 become vets for the afternoon, learning animal care through hands-on activities and role-playing with stuffed animals. Registration required.

A playful French-language outdoor theatre show for ages 5+ about one girl's fantastical journey into the world of bath time. Bring a lawn chair.

Funk, soul and disco classics take over Macallan's with a high-energy set built for the dance floor.

Spend the early evening outdoors with live music in Parc Kawenothiion.

Learn the basics of forest bathing (Shinrin Yoku) in this bilingual introduction, with the option to register separately for a guided outdoor session. You can register here

Le Marché créole brings a taste of Martinique to Montreal’s Old Port on Sept. 12–13, with food from visiting chefs, music, dancing, yoga, activities and a market of exhibitors. Admission is free.

Pack a picnic, admire vintage cars and meet their owners, with a LEGO booth for kids and food trucks on site. In case of rain: September 13. Suggested donation: $10.

Sainte-Anne Street turns into a nature-focused festival with live music, animals, climbing, kids' activities, exhibitors and plenty more to explore.

Back-to-school-themed stories and crafts for ages 2–5 and their grown-ups. Bilingual and drop-in.

Give a broken item a second life with help from experienced volunteers. Bring one electronic item, piece of clothing, toy, household item or bike per person.

More than 15 local farmers and vendors bring produce, baked goods, maple products, artisanal goods and more for a harvest-themed market.

Kick off the weekend with a free live set blending good-time rock 'n' roll with country and soul.

Sainte-Anne seniors are invited to spend the afternoon playing board games and connecting with neighbours.

88 FEST takes over the Jardins des Floralies from Sept. 11–13 with Asian street food, cultural activities and a glowing lantern experience around sunset. Festival entry is free, while lanterns are sold separately.

Drop in to learn how Dorval is adapting to climate change, explore current projects and chat with municipal staff.

A free live jam night hosted by MusikElles, a collective dedicated to supporting and promoting women in music.

Settle in for an afternoon screening at Pointe-Claire's French-language, drop-in film club.

Drop in for a friendly game of chess with other local players at the George-McLeish Community Centre.

Two bands go head-to-head for a spot in the finals and a shot at a $500 Long & McQuade prize plus a future paid gig.

Give blood at Héma-Québec's Beaconsfield clinic. Make an appointment to help a good cause.

A relaxed afternoon for residents 50+ to enjoy coffee, meet neighbours and exchange ideas and local resources.

Stories get little ones moving in this bilingual drop-in session for ages 18–36 months and their grown-ups.

This club is for beginners and experienced knitters alike. At the first meeting, discover knitting by creating a simple washcloth. If you are an experienced knitter, feel free to come with your ongoing project.

One hour a week, come to the Library to chat with others who, like you, want to practise their French. A Library staff member will also be on hand to facilitate the discussion. Tea and coffee will be offered. Drop-ins welcome!

Drop in for afternoon tea, meet your neighbours and enjoy some conversation in a relaxed setting. Registration required.

A program running from September 8, 2026 to June 10, 2027 at Stewart Hall Cultural Centre. Registration is required. For ages 3-5.

Pick up a back-to-school craft kit at the circulation desk for kids ages 5–12. First come, first served.

Come knit, crochet or work on your favourite craft in a friendly atmosphere. Share tips, meet other local crafters and enjoy a cup of tea.

Grab the family for the municipal pool’s end-of-season BBQ. A fun way to close out the summer swim season.

Browse a local vendor market with hand-poured candles, hot sauces, children’s books, toys and more, plus local artists and DJs throughout the day. Families can also enjoy bouncy castles and face painting.

The award-winning Paul Arthur Band returns to Smoke Meat Pete for a Saturday night of live blues, smoked meat, and a full-on dinner-and-show vibe. Bring your appetite and settle in from 7 to 10:30 p.m.

Only three Saturdays remain in the 2026 Concerts by the Water season! This week features acoustic duo Ford, Miller & Co.

A volunteer-run outdoor benefit concert at Macallans Pub with live music, Caribbean food vendors, and proceeds supporting local charitable causes. Buy tickets while they last!

Bring your small household appliances, toys and other broken items to the Pierrefonds Repair Café, where volunteers will help give them a second life.

Daylite Vampires take the stage with hits spanning the ’60s through today.

Drop in for coffee, conversation and a relaxed morning with neighbours at the George-McLeish Community Centre.

The Festival des arts de ruelle celebrates its 10th anniversary with a musical parade featuring brass, percussion and street performers moving right through the crowd. Free and family-friendly.

Meet local artist Helen Heather and explore a series of paintings inspired by moods, landscapes and memories of personal connections. The works are imagined, invented and deeply personal.

Join local players for a relaxed afternoon of recreational chess. All levels welcome.

BLVD Festival returns for its 9th edition from September 3 to September 6, turning Boulevard Saint-Laurent into a lively playground for the whole family. Parents can relax in the lounge area and browse local shops while kids enjoy a dedicated play zone. Free entrance.

The Botanical Garden's Chinese, Japanese and First Nations gardens light up after dark with illuminated installations, projections and sound, including the new "Resonance" experience in the First Nations Garden.

Two local and emerging acts go head-to-head on the stage while you cheer them on, discover new favourites, and help crown the night’s champion.

Shop for affordable fresh produce at Dorval’s pay-what-you-can Solidarity Market, returning every Wednesday throughout September.

Discuss a shared French-language book with fellow readers. Registration is required through the library.

Your kids get to move around and act out stories at the library. Great way to burn some energy on a Wednesday morning.

Burger Week is coming to Time Out Market Montréal. From September 1-6, four chefs are going all out with four burgers created just for the occasion, and they look incredible 🤤 • Steakhouse Burger — Chez Simon • Texan Burger — Americas BBQ • Jerk Burger — Paul Toussaint • Double Duck Supreme — Dobe & Andy