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Black History Month is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year. Want to broaden your horizons? Here are 10 books to help you learn more about the theme.

Are you looking for an original activity to do as a family? (Re)discover the sculpture garden at Parc René-Lévesque!

From January 25 to 29, the borough proposes free readings, podcasts and films related to the theme, under the theme “Getting to know each other”.

Thanks to the Accès Montréal card, residents can enjoy a number of exclusive privileges and discounts on arts, recreational and sports activities in Montréal. This card is available to all residents and property owners.

Are your kids bored during the lockdown? Have you run out of ideas to keep them busy? From comic books and dance, to circus arts and science, here are some fun and educational online activities for all tastes and ages to help families in need of inspiration.

To play your favourite sport safely, you must develop good habits. Here are the directives to follow on Montréal’s outdoor tennis courts.

Want to learn to swim, take life-saving training or keep in shape with water fitness? The Borough has a number of courses to offer you in summer and winter.

Discover arts outreach projects with Montrealers all across the city and take a virtual tour of your neighbourhood.

Are you 65 years old or more? Are you sick or have limited mobility? Lachine’s libraries are launching a new service to give you better access to their documents.

With its 876 km of bike paths, plenty of places to jog and skate parks, Montréal has plenty to offer to people who want to stay in shape during the summertime. Here are some ideas for sports you can enjoy solo or with family and friends.