Wednesday, January 20, 2016

Head to Montreal this winter


Bonjour! With snow, sparkling light, mouthwatering food, outdoor activities and a cultural scene that dazzles, you can’t go wrong this winter in Montréal. From MONTRÉAL EN LUMIÈRE at the heart of downtown to Igloofest in the Old Port and more, see how the city lights up with snow-inspired fun.
Luminous discoveries in the Quartier des spectacles
Don’t miss the fun of the Quartier des spectacles invites everyone to bask in the light of Luminothérapie once again this year. Take a trip back to your childhood with Impulse, a new interactive installation of seesaws that glow and make music as you bob up and down. Or tour this vibrant quarter and take in the impressive videos projections on major building façades.

MONTRÉAL EN LUMIÈRE is a feast for the senses
Our much-loved winter festival of gourmet food and the arts promises more one-of-a-kind surprises from February 18 to March 5. Savour the delights of featured city Shenzheng’s culinary scene, soak up a diverse program of the cultural arts and be dazzled by the fun and lights of MONTRÉAL EN LUMIÈRE’s free outdoor site. And don’t miss Nuit Blanche, a dusk-to-dawn immersion in the city’s vibrant cultural arts scene on February 27.


Enjoy some serious chill with Igloofest
For its very celebratory 10th edition, Igloofest offers four weekends of electronic music and dancing from January 14 to February 5 in Montréal’s Old Port. DJs from far and wide will be whipping snowsuit-clad crowds into a frenzy on the quays and keeping everyone warm. And for the sartorial-minded, Iglooswag invites you to strut your funkiest, thowbackiest winter togs.


Lift your spirits with Old Montréal’s lighting plan 
In the mood for an evening stroll? Take some time to wander Old Montréal, whose unique lighting plan makes it even more enchanting when night falls. Casting a new light on the unique architectural details of its colonial buildings, cobblestone streets and public spaces, this designated circuit allows everyone to revel in the ambiance of our historic city centre.


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