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Time Out
14-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time Out
Don't miss this free Downtown Montreal festival over the long weekend
Breaking and 3x3 Basketball? A M.A.D. pop-up market at Time Out Market Montréal with 20 local vendors? BMX Flatland, Freestyle Soccer, and urban dance? The Urban Games festival is returning to Downtown Montreal for the fourth year, and is going to be better than ever. Looking for something to do over the long weekend? Free and open to all, the festival will welcome top athletes from around the world and local champions for high-level competitions and demonstrations. Dedicated to urban sports, the festival brings together the best of the local and international sports scenes to celebrate adrenaline, boldness, talent, and passion. Expect sports competitions, battles, artistic performances, live warm-ups, and introductory sessions to various urban sports—offering everyone a chance to discover new things in a vibrant, music-filled atmosphere in the heart of downtown Montréal. When are the Urban Games? From May 16 to 18, 2025, the Urban Games is coming to downtown Montreal for its 4th edition. In addition to fan favourites like BMX Flatland, Freestyle Soccer, and urban dance, the 2025 edition will feature new experiences, including Breaking and 3x3 Basketball, interactive sports stations in collaboration with the Réseau du sport étudiant du Québec (RSEQ), and a M.A.D. Pop-Up Market at Time Out Market Montréal showcasing Québec businesses. To host this expanded lineup, the festival is adding a second stage at Esplanade PVM at Place Ville Marie, alongside the original site at the Montreal Eaton Centre. The festival is adding a M.A.D. Pop-up Market at Time Out Market Montréal showcasing local businesses. Local products, urban style (clothing, accessories, etc.), beauty products, and more will be available thanks to some 20 participating merchants for three days at Time Out Market Montréal—home to some of the best chefs and restaurants in the city under one roof. When is the M.A.D. Pop-Up Market at Time Out Market Montréal? Visit Time Out Market Montréal from May 16 to 18, 2025, to check out all the local vendors. What are the highlights of the Urban Games? Check out some of the amazing free activities: FIBA 3x3 Basketball Tournament Basketball 3x3 is making a bold debut in the Urban Games lineup, taking over Esplanade PVM at Place Ville Marie. For the occasion, teams from across North America will go head-to-head in a major competition with a coveted spot in the FIBA Lite Quest tournament in Edmonton up for grabs. Breaking Competition The Montreal Eaton Centre stage will host the Urban Games' very first Breaking competition. This fast-rising discipline will light up the floor with performances from 16 up-and-coming dancers, judged by a sharp-eyed panel. It's going to be a must-see showdown. More Activities Than Ever This year, the festival spans three iconic downtown Montreal locations, offering an even more immersive and accessible experience: An indoor stage at the Montreal Eaton Centre for BMX Flatland, urban dance, Breaking, and colourful sports showcases. An outdoor stage at Esplanade PVM at Place Ville Marie, where competitions unfold beneath the iconic Ring. The Esplanade will also feature public sports stations in collaboration with the RSEQ. The M.A.D. Pop-Up Market at Time Out Market Montréal, where visitors can browse and shop creations from dozens of local businesses.
Hamilton Spectator
01-05-2025
- Climate
- Hamilton Spectator
What's happening in Hamilton and area this weekend?
While temperatures have recently been fickle, Environment Canada forecasts a semi-rainy, double-digit weekend. Early forecasts suggest Saturday will have a high of 16 C with a 30 per cent chance of showers, but Sunday will deliver a sunny 16 C. Despite the weather, vendor markets, live performances, and an art hop will take place this weekend. Here is what you can get up to: On Saturday and Sunday from noon to 4 p.m., you can visit a historic site or museum in Hamilton and learn about the city's past amid redeveloped spaces. From the 18th- and 19th-century homes at Battlefield House Museum and Park to the 19th-century political centre Ancaster Old Township Hall, there is plenty to see. For more details on other sites and locations, go to . The market started on April 12 and features locally grown fruits, vegetables, local baked treats and beauty products. Go to the market at 3 Britannia Ave. in Hamilton from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Jane's Walk is an annual citizen-led event to encourage people to explore their neighbourhoods and connect with others. There are various walks and talks across Hamilton and surrounding areas for the Saturday and Sunday event. To find a guided walk near you, go to . The Handmade Pop-Up Market will be hosted at Shawn and Ed Brewing Co., and will feature works from more than 30 makers from Hamilton and Halton regions. Submission is free . The event is on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 65 Hatt St. in Dundas. Trendy Vendor Market will host a Mother's Day event with vendors offering handmade works, beauty products, jewelry and Mother's Day gifts. The market will be at 360 Isaac Brock Dr. in Hamilton from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The band Freedom Train will perform live at Stonewalls Restobar on Friday from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. To buy tickets for around $22, go to . The bar is located at 339 York Blvd. in Hamilton. Are you a young person who wants their voice to be heard? The Hamilton Youth Town Hall will host young people aged 14 to 29 years old for conversations about youth priorities, skill workshops and a visit from elected officials. The free event will be at Hamilton City Hall on 71 Main St. W. from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. To register, go to . Five local art galleries and venues will be part of the Canadian Art Hop from Thursday to Sunday. Back Alley Gallery, McMaster Museum of Art, Smokestack, the Cotton Factory and the Art Gallery of Hamilton will host exhibits, a book-signing and artist talks. For more information specific events and locations, go to . The farmers market, attached to Jackson Square in downtown Hamilton, is hosting its first Sample Saturday on May 3, when vendors will offer samples. There is also a chance to win up to $100 in gifts cards for the market if attendees post a picture of their samples and tag 'hamontmarket.' You can enjoy snacks and refreshments at St. Vincent De Paul Barton Street Value Store at 429 Barton St. E. on Saturday. This weekend marks the store's opening on Saturdays going forward and will feature a raffle prize. The store will be open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Hamilton Potters' Guild sale returns this weekend at the Dundas Lions Memorial Community Centre. Ninety-six potters will be selling both functional and decorative pieces. Admission and parking are free, and the building is wheelchair accessible. The spring that began on Friday continues Saturday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. This season's featured artist is Keri Currie of Fire and Flux Studios. For more details and a full list of potters, go to . Cheyenne Bholla is a reporter at The Hamilton Spectator. cbholla@
The Citizen
29-04-2025
- Business
- The Citizen
Pop-Up Market: A day of fun, food, and local flavour
Less than a minute Lonwabo Keswa Less than a minute Pop-Up Market: A day of fun, food, and local flavour Come along and support your local small businesses at the exciting Pop-Up Market on May 3. The market will start from 10:00 to 17:00 at 6 Du Plessis Road, Florentia. This day promises a perfect day out for the whole family, packed with a fantastic array of activities, food, and entertainment. Attendees will enjoy a variety of exclusive stalls offering unique products and indulge in delicious biltong, Indian food, and braai treats. The little ones will also be entertained with fun-filled activities, while everyone can try their luck in exciting competitions. For more information, contact Riana Nel on 083 669 9898. At Caxton, we employ humans to generate daily fresh news, not AI intervention. Happy reading!
