If you happen to be strolling along the quaint streets of Old Montreal, take a few minutes to check out the unique collection at Heritage Gallery. Opened by Kosta Dios, this family-run establishment is a cross between a gallery and and a shop which reflects its owner's love for native art and his experience as a furrier. Along with an array of beautiful pieces of art and fur accessories, the store has branched into gift items, each of which is carefully hand picked to add to the impressive collection. Whether it is to buy the perfect art piece for your living room or simply to soak in the local art, this is a great place to visit.
Beaux-Arts des Amériques is made with beautiful architectural designs. This gallery is house of works by many old and new artists from various parts of the world, and also is their personal favorite. It gives place to every form of fine art, right from paper paintings to sculptures. List of all the past and upcoming exhibitions and showcasing is available on the website.
Club Bolo is a gay-friendly dance studio. The place offers various dance courses for beginners and those at intermediate level. The non-profit organization has various events happening on a regular basis for members as well as non-members to enjoy dancing, dance shows and socializing. The students often show their dance moves of western and country style to the visitors. Visitors can also join them and have a great evening along with alcohol. Check the website for various classes and events options.
Nestled alongside a river, Café Centre d'Art is a hub for artists from the visual, media and performing worlds. Its aim is to encourage a dialogue between the artists and their audience through its courses and workshops. It also plays host to concerts on a regular basis. Apart from being an arts center, it also houses a café where you can relish hot coffee and quick bites
Pick up some local history here in an old mill converted into a museum where you will find a comprehensive re-telling of Montreal's past. From the opening of the Lachine Canal to the industrialization of the mid- to late-19th Century to the collapse of the mills in the 20th Century, you will see 200 years of history told through guided tours, documentation, sound and videos. The striking 1816 windmill is worth a look on its own.The windmill is also open for tourists on request, contact for details.
If you want to know the musical preferences and the art culture of Montreal attend one of the famous concerts or events that take place at the Ukrainian National Federation. This place is held in high regard for all kinds of musical events it has hosted. Besides this auditorium has also witnessed some very crucial decisions that have been taken in several company meetings and conferences. The hall has a capacity to accommodate a fairly large crowd which makes it a favorite stage for all the international artists who plan to perform in the city.