Located in the southern downtown area of Montreal, this new home for the Canadiens hockey club is a state-of-the-art facility that seats more than 21,000 spectators. Originally known as the Molson Centre, it is used not only for sports events but also for rock and pop concerts, various exhibitions and events. Visitors can tour its multi-functional amphitheater and Hall of Fame, enjoy a drink in the Jacques Beauchamp Lounge and even get a chance to see the Canadians' dressing room. The Canadians' Souvenir Boutique located here sells everything in sportswear, posters, autographed sticks and other hockey-related accessories.
Home to one of the more upscale neighborhoods of the city, Avenue du Parc offers a fair share of attractions, be it stylish boutiques, restaurants, cafes or bars. Amid all this chaos, there lies the imposingly grand building of the Théâtre Rialto. A silent observer to the neighborhood's history, this neo-baroque landmark was built between 1923-1924, and served as a popular cinema house for several decades, shutting down in 1990. For several years hence, the theater remained unused, undergoing some modifications and renovations. Since 2010, however, the theater has been re-opened and is today a prominent venue for various cultural and entertainment venues. Be it concerts, live theater, or film screenings, Théâtre Rialto is an ideal venue. Call or see the website to know more.
Montreal Olympia Theatre is a heritage venue standing tall in the Old district of the town. l'Olympia Theater is an extraordinary point on the map of the city and has played hosts to concerts and events immeasurable. Artists such as Gilles Vigneault, Tori Amos, Georges Brassens, Loreena McKennit and Rita Mitsouko to name a few have been the ones to have graced the halls of this wonderful place. With its captivating performances and archetypal architectural wonders, l'Olympia is truly magnificent!
The Latin Quarter livens up every evening as the Salle Tanna Schulich begins to receive its guests. This concert venue is well spaced out and the chic lighting enhances the stylish interiors. Located in the Schulich School of Music of McGill University, this place offers its stage for students of the university to showcase their talent. Besides, the hall also hosts local events and concerts. All in all, if you are planning to watch a delightful musical performance, the Salle Tanna Schulich is the exact place to go to.
This huge complex is the center of the city's large-scale culture. The buildings themselves are a striking landmark in the Latin Quarter, while their various concert halls and theaters are home to the Opéra de Montréal, the Montreal Symphony Orchestra and other local companies. The entire complex is linked to the Underground City. The individual halls are the Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier, Théâtre Maisonneuve, Théâtre Jean-Duceppe, Studio-théâtre, Maison Symphonique, and Le Cinquième Salle.
The sheer diversity of talent that has performed in Montreal's largest classical venue, which seats nearly 3000 over the orchestra and three balconies, is testament to the vision Place des Arts' designers had for the complex. It is the permanent home of the Montreal Symphony Orchestra, l'Opéra de Montréal and to most of Les Grand Ballets Canadiens' season, but also to touring musicals and the largest performances of the Jazz Festival; it has even seen Bruce Springsteen onstage alone with his guitar.
This legendary Montreal institution, Centre Segal des Arts de la Scène, offers events and activities year-round for the entire family, including theater, fine arts and exhibits associated with the School of Fine Arts. Exhibitors at the Liane and Danny Taran Gallery have included Pieter Laurens Mol, Susan Rothenberg and John Scott. The gallery hosts many traveling exhibits. Since first opening in 1967, the center has built an enviable reputation for its multi-disciplinary approach to both performing and visual arts. Tickets for various other events vary in price.
Musical extravaganzas, theatrical marvels and opera greet you at this buzzing cultural venue. The Théâtre La Chapelle has a wide range of cultural events on its platter to keep you entertained through and through. Attend eclectic plays by local or international artistes or groove to the beats of live music performances as you have a cultural day out. The venue is also famous for its line-up of cultural festivals and fiestas organized from time to time. Check website for more details on current and upcoming events.
Located on Saint Urbain Street, the Maison symphonique de Montréal was built between 2009 and 2011 by Jack Diamond of the Diamond Schmitt Architects. With a seating capacity of 1900, the concert hall is known to host large scale cultural events. Home to prestigious musical ensembles like Metropolitan Orchestra and Les Violons du Roy, the Montreal Symphony House boasts of terrific acoustics and technical endowments that ensure a fantastic show.
The Latin Quarter livens up every evening as the Salle Tanna Schulich begins to receive its guests. This concert venue is well spaced out and the chic lighting enhances the stylish interiors. Located in the Schulich School of Music of McGill University, this place offers its stage for students of the university to showcase their talent. Besides, the hall also hosts local events and concerts. All in all, if you are planning to watch a delightful musical performance, the Salle Tanna Schulich is the exact place to go to.