Marc-André Laliberté

What to do in Montréal this fall: Can’t-miss activities offered free of charge

Last updated November 1, 2024

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Hundreds of activities will be presented free of charge across the city this fall, from shows in Maisons de la culture arts centres to workshops in libraries and museums outings.

Entertainment in Maisons de la culture arts centres

More than 500 shows presented free of charge (or at a low cost) await you through the city’s Maisons de la culture arts centres. Want to attend a concert, a family show, or a film: Maisons de la culture arts centres offer a little something for everyone looking for a pleasant outing in a welcoming venue.

In addition to 7 exhibitions, shows by artists Shauit and the Willow and Soleil Launière duo will showcase Indigenous culture.

Show tickets must be reserved in advance. Act now to reserve your seats.

See the full program

Borrow objects and sign up for workshops in libraries

The city’s libraries offer much more than book loans. Residents can also borrow musical instruments, such as percussion instruments, guitars and violins, and outdoor recreation equipment, such as trekking poles and kites.

Please remember to reserve your pass to visit the exhibitions presented in 7 museums.

Some 2,000 workshops for all tastes and ages will be offered this fall. Please make your choices.

Listen to the “Histoires de quartiers” podcast

Explore Montréal’s neighbourhoods through the voices of 4 authors. These podcasts can be listened to at home, or while strolling through the neighbourhoods mentioned.

Discover the podcast

Take part in workshops and presentations held in conjunction with Accessibility Month

Throughout the month of October, Montréal’s libraires will put the spotlight on accessibility through workshops, presentations and exhibitions.

Discover the MEM – Centre des mémoires montréalaises

Explore a pair of exhibitions and much more at the MEM - Centre des mémoires montréalaises (paid exhibitions). Meet the city’s residents through the permanent exhibition MONTRÉAL or the temporary exhibition Détours - rencontres urbaines featuring portraits of Montrealers with unique life journeys.

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Want to know where to go out, get active and have fun this fall? Subscribe to our newsletter “Quoi faire à Montréal” (in French) for a different approach to exploring your city. On the program: Original activities for all ages offered free of charge or at a low cost.