Part of the Gay Montreal Guide — bars, events & things to do.
Sunday, August 9, 2026
The centrepiece — the défilé de la Fierté runs about 2.1 km down René-Lévesque Boulevard on Sunday, Aug 9 at 1 PM, west to east, finishing at the edge of the Village. Floats, community groups, and one of the biggest Pride crowds in Canada. Free.
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Fri, Aug 7
11 AM - 9 PM
Sainte-Catherine Est (pedestrianized), Le Village
Fri, Aug 7
11 AM - 12 AM
Le Village & downtown Montréal
Montreal Pride (Fierté) 2026 — the francophone world's biggest LGBTQ+ festival: the parade, free outdoor stages, the Mega T-Dance and where to stay.
Fri, Aug 7
7 PM - 12 AM
Loto-Québec Stage & Olympic Park Esplanade, Montréal
Sat, Aug 8
4 PM - 12 AM
Complexe Sky, Montreal
Sun, Aug 9
2 AM - 2 PM
Stereo, Montreal
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