Applying for a vendor permit at the Sunday tam-tams
Want to occupy a sales space during the Sunday tam-tams at Parc du Mont-Royal? Montréal residents aged 16 or older may apply for a free permit. Here is what you need to know.
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From Wednesday, April 1 at 11 a.m. to Friday, May 1 at 8 p.m.
The Tams-Tams will be canceled on September 6, 13, 20, and 27 due to the UCI World Cycling Championships and the Grand Prix Cycliste.
Terms and conditions
The vendor permit (permit to occupy a sales space) does not guarantee a location. It only authorizes the holder to sell in a public area, within the allocated perimeter marked on the ground during Sunday Tam-tams, between 12 p.m. and 8 p.m. The 40 available slots are occupied on a first-come, fi
- The permit is free of charge. Its sale,transfer or loan is prohibited.
- You can only reserve one permit per address and per person.
- The permit holder must show the permit, valid identification and a proof of address at all times (print or digital copies).
- The permit holder must remain present onsite at all times.
- Furniture with a total surface area of no more than 4 by 6 feet and a maximum height of 3 feet from the floor is allowed per slot.
- The permit holder must comply with the park by-law (RCG 10-016) and sales permit regulations.
- Disrespectful behaviour will not be tolerated.
People who do not follow the rules may lose their permit and receive a statement of offence.
Unauthorized sales
The sale of food products or drinks, services (hairdressing, massage, temporary tattoos, henna, make-up, etc.), electronic products drugs or illicit substances is not allowed.
Any form of promotion (distribution of flyers, samples) for an organization, a product or a business is not allowed.
Secondhand or yard sales are not allowed.
Required documents
Your application must include one proof of identification and one proof of address.
- Birth certificate in French or in English showing your date and place of birth
- Proof of identity and residence issued by Doctors of the World
- Citizenship card
- Permanent resident card
- Québec health insurance card
- Passport in French or in English showing your date and place of birth
- Driver’s license
- Proof of identity and residence issued by Doctors of the World
- Notice of assessment from Revenu Québec or the Canada Revenue Agency
- Québec health insurance card renewal notice
- Québec driver’s license renewal notice
- Accès Montréal card
- Home insurance certificate or statement that is less than 1 year old
- School or municipal tax account
- Bill from a public utility (electricity, telephone, gas or cable provider) that is less than 3 months old
- Bill from an educational institution that is less than 3 months old
- Driver’s license
- Record of Employment Insurance
- Monthly statement from a credit or financial institution that is less than 3 months old
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