Bienvenue
à Montréal

JUL 20 → 24 · 2026

One week, two home bases, the whole crew. Five days of building, biking, bagels and one very ambitious calendar, on the island where summer actually shows up.

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01 · La ville

An island that takes
its summers seriously.

Montréal in July is festivals on every corner, terrasses that never close, and a river you can actually ride to. We’re basing ourselves in the neighbourhoods that make it famous. Here’s the short version of the map you’ll actually use.

48.5°N

Mile End

The creative heart of the city, and home of the eternal St-Viateur vs Fairmount bagel debate. We settle it Thursday, empirically.

Bagel hunt Coffee shop

Read carnet №01 → 14 km

Canal de Lachine

A ribbon of bike path along the old industrial canal. Grab a bike, cruise the water, finish at Messorem, one of the best breweries in the country.

Bike + Messorem

Read carnet №02 → EST. 1962

Ville-Marie

The downtown core and our home base for the work days, in the shadow of Place Ville Marie, the cruciform icon whose rotating beacon sweeps the whole skyline every night.

The office

Read carnet №03 → EST. 1642

Old Montreal

Cobblestones, grand old façades and the Vieux-Port along the river, where the city started, where the Cirque du Soleil raises its big top, and still the best evening stroll in town.

Cirque du Soleil Feux d’artifices

Read carnet №04 → 33⅓ RPM