Occupy a sales space 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.
Reserve a free sales space
The tam-tam gathering at Parc du Mont-Royal is held every Sunday from May to September.
You must fill out an online form the Thursday before the event, between 1 p.m. and 8 p.m. Only one space can be reserved per week.
You need to have an email address to receive your permit. If your application is approved, you will receive a confirmation email within 48 hours, with your permit attached. Do not sell or share your permit.
Occupying a sales space with a reservation
Speak to an on-site agent on the Sunday of the sale between 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. Make sure that you claim your space before 12:30 p.m. or it could be given to a person on the waiting list.
Occupying a sales space without a reservation
If you have not reserved a space by telephone, you can have your name put on the waiting list by going to the site in person on Sunday at 11:30 a.m.
There is no guarantee that spaces will be available.
General rules
During the event, you must:
- Have your permit with you (paper or digital).
- Provide photo identification, proof of residence and your permit upon request.
- Set up in the allocated sales area by 1 p.m. or you will lose your permit.
- Be present on the site at all times.
- Not change places unless both permit holders agree.
- Not set up a table or stand more than three feet above the ground.
- Comply with the park by-law (RCG 10-016).
Unauthorized sales
The sale of food products or drinks, services (hairdressing, massage, temporary tattoos, henna, make-up, etc.), electronic products and drugs is not allowed.
Any form of promotion for an organization, a product (distribution of flyers, samples) or a business is not allowed.
People who do not follow the rules may lose their permit and receive a statement of offence.
Required documents
Show one form of photo ID from among the following options:
- 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
Show one form of proof of address from among the following options:
- 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 one year old
- School or municipal tax account
- Bill from a public utility (electricity, telephone, gas or cable provider) that is less than three months old
- Bill from an educational institution that is less than three months old
- Driver’s license
- Record of Employment Insurance
- Monthly statement from a credit or financial institution that is less than three months old
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