The montrealmom.com EVENT CALENDAR

Welcome to the montrealmom.com EVENT CALENDAR!

In this section you will find a printable calendar with information on events, lectures & plays around Montreal that will be of interest to:

• Moms & Dads
• Couples
• Kids
• Family

NOTE THAT DUE TO COVID-19 ALL EVENTS ARE CANCELLED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE

ONGOING: Check links for dates & times:

$8 Thursday evenings at the Planétarium Rio Tinto Alcan – Starting at 5 p.m. every Thursday evening,
get a special deal! Showtimes may change without notice. Check out the movie schedule

EXO, Our Search for Life in the Universe – How did life appear on Earth? Is there life elsewhere? These questions will be addressed in the Planetarium’s permanent exhibition, through interactive terminals, videos and multimedia games. One section of the exhibition, focusing on meteorites, is a real geology lab with a vast collection of meteorites, including the oldest piece of the solar system! Until June 19

Superpower dogs 3D – IMAX®TELUSTheatre, Get ready to meet some true-life superheroes. Explore the world through the eyes, ears and noses of elite rescue dogs as they dive head first into the heat of the action in this immersive live-action 3D IMAX® adventure.  Meet a pack of bona fide top dogs from around the world and learn about the powerful bond they share with their human counterparts as they work together to save lives.

Great Bear Rainforest 3D IMAX®TELUS Theatre at the Montreal Science Centre – Embark on an epic journey into an ancient rainforest sheltered by an impenetrable mountain barrier, home to the rarest bear in the world. Great Bear Rainforest is one of the last untouched wildernesses on the planet. This astounding land is a sanctuary for grizzlies, sea wolves, sea otters, humpback whales and a mythical animal, a rare full white subspecies of black bear, known as the Spirit Bear.  Explore a lush unspoiled ecosystem tucked away in the largest coastal rainforests in the world. Located on the Canadian West Coast, this untamed paradise has been protected for thousands of years by First Nations peoples. Escape the whirl modern life and dive into a spectacular natural wonderland that only IMAX® with laser can make larger than life on a giant screen.   

Tiny Tots Mornings –Skating at Atrium Le 1000 de la Gauchetière. 11AM-12:30PM for children 12 years and under & their parents. Saturdays 7 Sundays. Admission: $7.50, Children 12 & under: $5

Family Storytime at the Côte-St Luc Public Library – Share the excitement and love of reading with your child at this storytime, followed by a craft activity. Sundays at 11am

Chess Club at the Côte-St Luc Public Library – Exercise your brain and make new friends Mondays from 4:30pm to 6pm, from September 9 to December 9

Cross Country Skiing – The Montréal Botanical Garden invites cross-country skiers to enjoy your favourite sport on its three kilometres of groomed cross-country ski trails, naturally! From sunrise to sunset, you can follow the snowy trails that wend through the Arboretum. If you’d like a longer route, the trails connect with the ones in Maisonneuve Park. Until March 31

Wednesday, April 1

The Friends of the Dorval Library Annual Book Sale – April 1 to 5 At the Peter B. Yeomans Cultural Centre (1401 Lakeshore Drive) Open to members of the Friends only: Wednesday, April 1, from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Open to all: Wed, April 1, 7 PM- 8 PM

Thursday, April 2

The Friends of the Dorval Library Annual Book Sale – April 1 to 5 – At the Peter B. Yeomans Cultural Centre (1401 Lakeshore Drive) Open to all: Thurs, April 2 and Friday, April 3: 1 PM–8 PM.

Friday, April 3

The Friends of the Dorval Library Annual Book Sale – April 1 to 5 – At the Peter B. Yeomans Cultural Centre (1401 Lakeshore Drive) Open to all: Thurs, April 2 and Friday, April 3: 1 PM–8 PM.

Saturday, April 4

The Friends of the Dorval Library Annual Book Sale – April 1 to 5 – At the Peter B. Yeomans Cultural Centre (1401 Lakeshore Drive) Saturday, April 4 and Sunday, April 5, from 10 AM to 4 PM

Quinn Farms Maple Syrup Activities – Times: Rides for the Maple Syrup Experience will be every hour (on the hour!) from 10:00am to 3:00pm  Cost: Admission to the farm is $2 per person +tax (2 years and over) and will give you access to the animal barn and play yard (might be covered in snow, or mud!!), and $7 per person (2 years and over) to participate in the Maple Syrup Activity! The educational tour is about 45 minutes; it will take you to the maple trees where you will see and learn how we tap trees and collect sap, then you will learn all about processing and making of actual Maple Syrup! We finish off the activity with a taste of fresh delicious taffy on snow!

Sunday, April 5

The Friends of the Dorval Library Annual Book Sale – April 1 to 5 – At the Peter B. Yeomans Cultural Centre (1401 Lakeshore Drive) Saturday, April 4 and Sunday, April 5, from 10 AM to 4 PM

Quinn Farms Maple Syrup Activities – Times: Rides for the Maple Syrup Experience will be every hour (on the hour!) from 10:00am to 3:00pm  Cost: Admission to the farm is $2 per person +tax (2 years and over) and will give you access to the animal barn and play yard (might be covered in snow, or mud!!), and $7 per person (2 years and over) to participate in the Maple Syrup Activity! The educational tour is about 45 minutes; it will take you to the maple trees where you will see and learn how we tap trees and collect sap, then you will learn all about processing and making of actual Maple Syrup! We finish off the activity with a taste of fresh delicious taffy on snow!

Something you know happening around town you feel should be added? Please email us with “CALENDAR” written in the subject line! We cannot guarantee that all submissions will be published.