Neighbourhood Life
Find out what your neighbourhood is up to: Block parties, street activities, yard sales, get-togethers in parks and day camps.
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Want to let people in your neighbourhood know about a show or a community activity? Are you organizing a garage sale? Lost your cat? Do you offer classes and want to get the word out? Here is what’s available.
Organize or participate in a collective cleanup or report a situation requiring a cleanup. In addition to making your neighbourhood a nicer, more welcoming place, this activity also helps strengthen bonds with neighbors and unite residents for a common cause.
Want to sign your child up for day camp? During winter break and in the summer, the city’s boroughs offer more than 170 day camps for children ages 3 to 16. Choose from among a wide spectrum of options.
Thinking of creating a green alleyway in your neighbourhood? There are several steps involved in doing so, from mobilizing local residents to obtaining the support available through your borough.
Want to use the Internet? The city has developed the free MTLWiFi network, which is available in municipal libraries. You can also use a computer or tablet on site.
During spring break, families in Montréal can enjoy many cultural, educational and sports activities.
Pedestrian and shared-use streets, whether permanent or seasonal, provide a safe, enjoyable walking environment in the heart of the city. Try one out and you’ll discover new meeting places and opportunities for relaxation and entertainment in the heart of your favourite neighbourhoods.
Are you organizing a festival, a march, a parade or a block party? Find out what you need to know to get authorization.
Outdoor pianos are available all summer long in public places around Montréal. Try them out!
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