Spring market, Comiccon and film festival: What to do in Montreal this weekend

The Montreal skyline is seen in a 2020 file photo. (Ryan Remiorz / The Canadian Press)

Looking to plan your weekend? There’s lots to do around Montreal.

Spring Market

It’s the first weekend of the Montreal Creative Collective’s Spring Market. Discover works by more than 160 local artisans at Locoshop Angus. The event runs on Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Additional information can be found here.

Laval Comiccon

Why not enjoy guest panels, screenings and photo ops at Laval Comiccon all weekend long? The convention promises a comic book and gamer paradise for fans of all ages.

It’s on at Place Bell on Saturday and Sunday and tickets range from $10-40. Children aged five and under can access the event for free.

Get the details here.

Mean Girls

For some musical fun, catch a production of Mean Girls. The North American tour is stopping in Montreal.

The hit show runs at Place des Arts until Sunday and tickets start at $59. Find all the information you need here.

2025 Hudson Film Festival

The Hudson Film Festival, also known as The Big Little Canadian Film Festival, has earned international acclaim. It runs until Sunday at the Hudson Village Theatre and screenings include documentaries, short films and more.

Festival passes are sold out, but single tickets are still available here.

Art By The Water

Attend the Art By The Water Exhibition for the chance to win a painting. Admission is free and hundreds of works will be up for sale to benefit P.K.’s Helping Hand Fund at the Montreal Children’s Hospital Foundation.

The event runs from Friday to Sunday and is hosted by the Beaconsfield Yacht Club.