The City of Pierrefonds-Roxboro is thrilled to present the two public markets that are taking place this summer.

This summer, Repercussion Theatre is bringing back their popular summer live show series: Shakespeare in the Park around Montreal.

This Friday, July 21st, between 1-6 p.m., the Project Communautaire de Pierrefonds (PCP) is hosting a Women’s Day Celebration.

ABOVAS is searching for volunteers with a few hours to offer on weekdays and/or weekends for their accompaniment services.

NASA describes the fascinating phenomenon; "a new or full moon that occurs when the Moon is within 90% of perigee, or its closest to Earth."

The venue will host Improv Wednesdays, Just for Laughs Thursdays, Festive Fridays, and Open Air Cinema Saturdays until August 28th.

The Stewart Hall Art Gallery is featuring the exhibition with the theme of “Traversée/Crossing” this summer.

It is now time to consider Canada day weekend plans. Here is a list of different events.

The Récré-O-Bus will be visiting parks in Pierrefonds-Roxboro to offer children a range of free recreational activities this summer.

From a disco skating evening to line dancing, Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue celebrates summer with a packed schedule of events.

Let the Saint-Jean festivities begin! You'll find a comprehensive list of all the celebrations being offered on the West Island.

The Borough of Pierrefonds-Roxboro will be hosting THE events of the summer for a triumphant return to Canada Day celebrations!

In collaboration with Art Public Montréal, a mini-circuit allows for a guided tour of Pointe-Claire artworks.

Rockefeller Center has been transformed for MASA's Intervención/Intersección exhibition that runs until June 10th.

Enjoy activities at the gymnasium, pool, our running track or our squash rooms, training rooms, and much more!

Free event. Thinking about joining a board, but not sure? Do you have questions about what it might mean

A dazzling exhibition designed to mark the museum's 20th anniversary, from May 18th to November 6th.

Over the past 18 years, the Festival has given more than $250,000 to several community organizations on the West Island.

An important part of Indigenous cultures is the connection to nature and cohabitation with the elements.

This is a reminder that, as adults, we too often tend to keep quiet or forget that they too reflect the world...