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L’Anneau
Pointe-à-Callière - Boutique du Musée
Museum gift shop offering jewelry, books & decor related to archaeology & history.
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Théâtre Maisonneuve
This spacious theatre was designed for a variety of live performances, from music to dance.
MEM - Centre des mémoires montréalaises
Photos & artifacts tell the story of Montréal & its people in a space once used as a fire station.
Centaur Theatre
Canadian plays, classics & foreign adaptations staged in a converted 1903 stock exchange building.

McCord Stewart Museum
Historical exhibits of costumes, objects & photos on popular subjects from hockey to Inuit art.

Galerie d'art L’Original - Le street art des artistes des murales

Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier
Sizable contemporary theatre hosting a range of performing arts shows & musical events.

Place des Arts
Multi-venue complex used by jazz & comedy festivals & prominent groups like the Opéra de Montréal.

Le Balcon
Snug music hall featuring internationally inspired fare & live acts, including jazz, blues & Motown.
Bank of Montreal Museum
City’s oldest bank building offers historical exhibits with a teller’s station & mechanical banks.

Scotiabank Cinema Montreal
Multiplex theatre with 13 screens (including IMAX & 3D) showcasing new releases.
Cinquième salle
Performance venue that can be setup in a variety of formations & showcases mainly dance & theatre.

Redpath Museum
Natural history & world cultures galleries showcasing dinosaur skeletons, extinct species & mummies.
Billetterie du Gesù
This well-known, intimate concert hall established in 1865 is in the basement of an ornate church.
PHI
Multipurpose venue for arts & culture featuring concerts, film screenings & plays, plus exhibits.

OASIS immersion
M.C. Escher - Exposition Montreal
Théâtre du Nouveau Monde
Theatre with French-language adaptations & local works, from Shakespeare to Michel Tremblay.
PHI
Nonprofit offering contemporary art exhibits, events & education in two historical buildings.


