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MONTREAL, Dec. 7, 2018
MONTREAL, Dec. 7, 2018 /CNW Telbec/ - The Old Port of Montréal is launching its 2018–2019 winter program along with the official opening of the Natrel Skating Rink. There will be a cornucopia of new festive activities this year with over 20 events featuring music, sports and fireworks, in addition to traditional favourites such as the Ice Canoe Challenge, Igloofest and the New Year's Eve celebrations.
Grand opening of the Natrel skating rink
Starting at 10 am on Saturday, December 8, Montrealers will be able to lace up their skates and enjoy the magnificent Natrel Skating Rink with its breathtaking view of the city. The rink will be animated day and night with a fuller schedule of activities and some exciting additions.
Starting December 15, Natrel Fire on Ice, presented by Van Houtte, will be back for four spectacular, illuminated evenings "Honouring Female Icons of Song". January will see the return of the popular DJ on Ice evenings, with recognized Montreal performers bringing their unique sound to the turntables.
Lots of new activities
On the winter programmation:
Stars on stage for New Year's Eve and Igloofest
Hubert Lenoir and Lydia Képinksi performing on New Year's Eve at the Old Port
Celebrate the arrival of 2019 with your favourite artists: Hubert Lenoir, Émile Bilodeau, Lydia Képinksi, Andréanne A. Mallette and Africana Soul Sisters. Enjoy the varied program, with the subway open all night and lots of free activities. This is the place to start the new year, dancing until the wee hours of the morning under a spectacular fireworks display.
Igloofest: Above & Beyond, Polo & Pan, and Diplo
Do not miss the coldest festival in the world for nine unforgettable electronic nights from January 17 to February 2. Jump to the beat and warm up with internationally renowned artists like Above & Beyond, Polo & Pan, Diplo and many more.
Inimitable Old Port classics
For the full program of winter activities at the Old Port of Montréal, click here
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About the Old Port of Montréal
For more than 25 years, the Old Port of Montreal has offered a variety of participatory, cultural and leisure activities as well as opportunities for scientific exploration at the Montreal Science Centre. Bordering a 2.5-kilometre stretch of the St. Lawrence River, the Old Port of Montreal is the most popular recreational tourism site in Quebec, with six million visitors annually.
SOURCE Old Port of Montréal Corporation
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