Montréal en lumière

A relatively new wintertime affair, attempting to transplant the city's festival magic to the cold season. Includes three main categories of activities: food and wine, performing arts, and free activities both indoor and outdoor. February.

Website: montrealenlumiere.com (opens in a new tab)

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