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The festival's t-shirt and gear game leveled up hard. Illustration work by Chien Champion actually made people want to buy stuff instead of settling for whatever basic lettering they had before.
The Angine de Poitrine show wasn't the only packed-to-capacity night — the whole festival season's hitting the same bottleneck. Someone's gotta expand the Quartier des Spectacles or the whole thing breaks.
Plaza Palooza 2026 is happening July 9 to 13. Mark your calendar for the festival.
L'ARTM is raising public transit fares across the greater Montreal region starting tomorrow. Get your passes sorted.
Sami Zayn, born in Laval, just won the WWE Championship — first from the region since Ivan Koloff. Historic night.
Angine de Poitrine's show had decent vibes — water was free, medics were checking on people, crowd flowed fine. Maybe expectations just ran too high for some.
No car, no problem. Locals are sharing outdoor spots for hiking, swimming, and climbing without needing a drive. Écoroute off Masson, climbing gyms, and some fresh suggestions in the thread.
Canada's in the World Cup knockout stage against South Africa today. Looking for a spot with a big screen? Thread's got suggestions.
Someone spotted time-travelling pastries at Maxi on the Plateau — palmiers already wrapped for tomorrow. Très Montréal.
Someone's giving away free tickets to the Kittie concert tonight at 7:30 PM on the subreddit. Grab them if you can.
Montreal police handed out 9,500+ tickets to cyclists recently. That's a lot of people getting dinged for broken lights or no helmet.
Montréalers are hunting for bars and patios showing World Cup games that let dogs in. If you've got a pooch and want to watch the action together, drop a recommendation.
L'Arepera du Plateau is running a fundraiser to send aid to earthquake victims in Venezuela. If you want to contribute, head over and help out.
Local creators shot a 16mm music video around downtown Montreal and the metro stations. Exploring the retro-futuristic vibe of the subway and catching spots all over the core.
Angine de Poitrine's playing free at Jazz Fest tonight. Long-time Montreal band, so if you're already downtown, worth catching.
STM passes are getting pricier next week. Monthly fares going up, so grab your current pass while you can.
Reddit's Montreal crew is pointing out that the main stage at Jazz Fest sits way too high up — literally at the top of a hill on Place des Festivals. Better view would be on the other side. Fair point or overthinking?
People buying La Ronde's prestige pass (which comes with two free friends passes) are confused—can you use both passes on the same day? No clear answer exists, and the park isn't picking up the phone.
Planning a bachelorette this summer? Someone's looking for spots with Gasolina and Noche de Sexo energy—the days of Radiolounge, 1234, and the Loft. The city's debating whether that vibe actually exists anymore or if it's gone for good.
Someone's asking where to kill time between 1 and 5 a.m. waiting for morning metro service if a concert runs late. The real problem: if you catch an Angine show ending around 10:30 p.m. plus crowd time and walking, the metro might be closed by the time you reach the station.
