Things to Do in Montréal This Week
Looking for fun things to do in Montréal this week? We've curated 53+ budget-friendly picks — concerts, tours, family activities, and free entry events from Sep 14–20, 2026, sorted by date.
Festivals This Week
Piknic Électronik
Piknic Électronik kicks off the season festival season in epic style, as thousands of dance music lovers gather in the leafy expanses of Parc Jean-Drapeau to dance summer Sundays away to some of the world’s top DJ talent. This year’s roster includes Syana, MCRDJ (MCR-T b2b MRD b2b TDJ), Amper (NAB b2b Prïa b2b Zac Martel), Josh Baker, Gene Tellem b2b Kris Guilty, Dombresky, CPR Annie, Newfriend, Marten Lou, Alley Kay, Tokyo Miami, Sultan + Shepard, Shadow Wizard Money Gang, Jayda G, DJ Swisha, NIA Archives, Vincent Lemieux, Zack Fox, Vasimolo b2b Aram, Mandragora, Syd Woz, Daphni, DJ Karaba,…
Visit WebsiteMontréal Ukrainian Festival
Featuring performances by Ukrainian, Canadian and Québec-based musicians, dancers, comedians and choirs, the Montréal Ukrainian Festival celebrates the Ukraine’s vibrant culture and its place in the city’s fabric.
Visit WebsiteSheriff Festival
The Sheriff Festival offers a full-on country food experience, every bite taking you straight to the heart of the American South and Midwest. Enjoy delicious eats around massive BBQ pits and dance to the lively beats of headlining acts each evening. There’s also line dancing lessons, mechanical bull rides, giant inflatable games, and skill-based challenges on hand to work off some of the eats!
Visit WebsiteFestival Quartiers Danses
Martha and the Vandellas’ ‘Dancing in the Street’ sets the theme for the Festival Quartiers Danses, which takes the idea to a whole other level, bringing contemporary dance out to the boulevards, parks, public markets, museums and even daycares throughout the Quartier des Spectacles.
Visit WebsiteTEMPÉO, Dance and Music Festival
TEMPÉO invites you to a lively end-of-summer celebration outdoors on the Esplanade of Place des Arts. Folks get moving to a mix of vibrant rhythms including funk, oriental pop, country, afro-pop, and salsa, surrounded by a festive and colourful atmosphere.
Visit WebsiteUCI Road World Championships Montréal 2026
Montréal’s role as a world-leading biking city is indisputable, and the city plays rightful host to the UCI Road World Championships 2026. Over 1,000 international athletes from more than 75 countries will compete in 13 races, with an estimated viewing audience of more than 250 million armchair cyclists. But Montréalers and visitors alike are set for a street-side front row view, paired with a festive atmosphere and a load of associated events running in tandem with the races. Bike on!
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