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6 ideas for Friday, July 24, 2026

12 fixed time0 places with confirmed hours17 with published schedule340 with flexible access78 with unknown time

447 Montréal activities · updated July 24, 2026 at 2:20 p.m.

Roses de Montréal
Published schedule
EventFestivals and events

Les Roses de Montréal

Running from May 2, 2026 to Oct 23, 2026

Québec’s first professional women’s soccer team, the Roses de Montréal compete in the Super Ligue du Nord and play home games at Centre sportif Bois-de-Boulogne in Laval. Come cheer on the team, made up of local and international talent, in a unique atmosphere. Step into a new era for women’s sports in Canada, and experience the intensity of professional soccer by supporting the Roses on this historic journey.

⌖ 955, avenue de Bois-de-Boulogne · Laval
Practical information
Published schedule
full schedule; Schedule change - Match du 4 juillet
Cost
From 20 $ | Buy now!

Sources checked Jul 13, 2026

© Roses de Montréal

Cyclist - Mount Royal Park
Scheduled today · time unknown
EventFestivals and events

Sports Cyclovia - Camillien-Houde Road

Running from Jun 7, 2026 to Aug 30, 2026

The sports Cyclovia takes over Camillien-Houde Road and turns the route into a car-free space dedicated to biking, running, and walking. On 19 dates, 14 Sunday mornings and 5 Wednesday evenings, the stretch between avenue du Mont-Royal and Maison Smith is reserved for active transportation. During these periods, vehicle traffic is prohibited, while access to the mountain and the cemetery is maintained. A free shuttle runs every 30 minutes, and access by car to the summit remains possible via Remembrance Road.

⌖ Voie Camillien-Houde, entre l’avenue du Mont-Royal et la Maison Smith · Montréal
Practical information
Cost
Free admission

Sources checked Jul 13, 2026

© Susan Moss

Parc Jean-Drapeau - Jardins des Floralies
Scheduled today · time unknown
EventFestivals and events

Jardins des Floralies

Running from Apr 30, 2026 to Nov 30, 2026

The Jardins des Floralies offer a vast green space where nature, art, and discovery come together. A legacy of the 1980 international Floralies, the site brings together themed gardens inspired by countries around the world, paths, bodies of water, and works of art. La Buvette des Floralies offers a summer gathering place with a terrace, simple food offerings, and picnic baskets. Les beaux dimanches bring the site to life with varied cultural programming. Nearby, the Mosaïcultures feature large-scale horticultural works, while pedal boat and kayak rentals make it possible to explore the gardens from the canals. At the end of summer, the Rendez-vous Gourmands highlight Montreal’s culinary scene.

⌖ Parc Jean-Drapeau · Île Notre-Dame · Montréal
Practical information
Cost
Free Wi-Fi
Transportation
Whether you come by metro, by bike, by car or even on foot,
Parking
Parking; parking rates

Sources checked Jul 13, 2026

© Parc Jean-Drapeau - Myriam Baril-Tessier

Espace pour la vie - Les arts s'invitent au Jardin
Scheduled today · time unknown
EventFestivals and events

Les arts s'invitent au Jardin

Running from Jul 4, 2026 to Aug 23, 2026

“Les arts s’invitent au Jardin” offers outdoor concerts at the Jardin botanique de Montréal, bringing together local artists from a variety of styles. Eight musical events take place on Sundays at 14 h, included with the regular admission ticket, in a setting conducive to listening. New this summer, shows for children aged 4 to 8 are offered on Saturdays in July at 11 h 30.

⌖ Jardin botanique de Montréal · 4101, rue Sherbrooke Est · Montréal

© Espace pour la vie - Mathieu Rivard

Mosaïcultures - Parc Jean-Drapeau
Scheduled today · time unknown
EventFestivals and events

Les Mosaïcultures

Running from May 25, 2026 to Nov 30, 2026

The Mosaïcultures are permanently settling at the heart of the Jardins des Floralies, at parc Jean-Drapeau, with three monumental works integrated into an open-air art trail. Made up of nearly half a million flowers and plants, “La Terre Mère,” “L’homme qui plantait des arbres” and “les six paires de YY” are set in an environment that is both natural and urban. This immersion in horticultural art showcases living things and invites observation, reflection and wonder, in a place accessible to all audiences.

⌖ Parc Jean-Drapeau · Île Notre-Dame · Montréal
Practical information
Cost
Free Wi-Fi
Transportation
Whether you come by metro, by bike, by car or even on foot,
Parking
Parking; parking rates

Sources checked Jul 13, 2026

© Eva Blue

Parc Jean-Drapeau - Mont Boullé
Scheduled today · time unknown
EventFestivals and events

Mont Boullé

Running from Jan 1, 2026 to Dec 31, 2026

Le mont Boullé constitue une destination plein air singulière offrant une immersion en nature à quelques minutes du centre-ville de Montréal. Chargé d’histoire, le site s’est développé au fil du temps comme un espace naturel et récréatif et il conjugue aujourd’hui patrimoine, paysages naturels et réseau de sentiers. Au sommet, la Tour de Lévis, repère emblématique depuis les années 1930, propose un point de vue dégagé sur la ville, le fleuve et la Rive-Sud, avec des heures prolongées en soirée l’été. Les étangs de la Grande Poudrière, récemment revitalisés, offrent un cadre apaisant, tandis que plusieurs aires de détente, de pique-nique et de BBQ, comme la Plaine des jeux, le Chalet de la plaine et l’Abri pique-nique, complètent l’offre.

⌖ Parc Jean-Drapeau · Île Sainte-Hélène · Montréal
Practical information
Cost
Wi-Fi gratuit
Transportation
Situé sur l'île Sainte-Hélène, le mont Boullé est une destination plein air unique, offrant une immersion complète dans la nature à seulement quelques minutes du centre-ville de Montréal, à deux pas de la station de métro Jean-Drapeau.; Que vous veniez en métro, en vélo, en voiture ou même à pied,
Parking
Stationnement; les tarifs de stationnement

Sources checked Jul 13, 2026

© Parc Jean-Drapeau