The Museum After Hours | Reclaim the Street

The street isn’t just a physical place; it’s also a lived space that we appropriate and shape by inhabiting it every day. It holds memory and history. It’s a crossroads of social connection—every corner and every cobblestone is alive and has a story to tell.

Inspired by the exhibition Pounding the Pavement: Montreal Street Photography, the Museum invites you to celebrate the streets of the city in a summer party in its alley, on Friday, June 13, from 5 to 9 p.m.

On the program from 5 p.m.

• Discover the history of street dance in Montreal, cheer on your favorite performers and let loose to your own rhythm—because the night will end with an unforgettable block party organized in collaboration with JOAT Festival!
• Take a deep dive into the exhibitions Pounding the Pavement: Montreal Street Photography with Zoë Tousignant, Curator, Photography (in French) and Little Burgundy: Evolving Montreal with photographer Andrew Jackson (in English).
• Participate in a collective photographic tribute to Montreal’s neighbourhoods with Royal Photo and Fujifilm
• Bar ($) and DJs.

Admission

• General Admission: $15
• Member: $5
• Solidarity Ticket: $50 (includes a donation to the Museum Foundation, one drink and priority for the visits)