6 Things to Do in Montreal This Weekend: October 23-25
Montreal residents looking to get out of the house during the weekend of October 23 to 25, can choose from six different local activities ranging from food festivals to cultural celebrations.
Creole Culture Month Marks 25 Years
The Creole Culture Month festival is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year. The event established its presence in various venues across the city starting October 3 and will run through October 30. The programming features concerts, stage performances, exhibitions, conferences, film screenings, and gastronomic tastings designed to highlight Creole cultures, according to Le Mois du Créole.
Roller Dance Halloween Transforms the SAT
The Roller Dance returns to the metropolis on October 25 with a special Halloween edition. The SAT will transform its hall into a roller rink for a roller disco evening where costumes are required, according to the SAT event page.
Accessible Cinema at the Centre des mémoires montréalaises
The International Adapted Film Festival of Montreal runs through Saturday, showcasing films dedicated to or adapted for individuals with mental, motor, auditory, or visual disabilities, as well as neurodivergent profiles. The programming includes 60-minute documentaries, fictions, animated films, and music videos. The festival takes place at the Centre des mémoires montréalaises and the Quartier des spectacles with free admission, as listed by the Quartier des spectacles.
Ramen Ramen Fes Concludes Its Run
Sunday marks the final day of the RAMEN RAMEN FES culinary festival. A total of 19 restaurants across the city are participating by offering special ramen menus, according to The Main.
Apple and Pumpkin Harvesting Continue
For those looking to leave the island, numerous orchards on the North Shore and South Shore continue to offer apple picking through the end of the month. Pumpkin harvesting is also available for visitors seeking seasonal autumn and Halloween activities.