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Jamaica Association of Montreal: Information, Restaurant  and Events
4065 Jean Talon West, Montreal, QC H4P 1W6
Click the Link  on the left for information about the Association, Cool Runnings Restaurant  and events at their Noel Alexander Banquet Hall.
Information: 514-737-8229
Cat's Corner Jazz Studio (Active 26+ years): Information, Classes and Parties - Jazz, Swing, Blues, Tap
1965 Rue Frontenac, Montréal, QC, H2K 2Z1
As a non-profit organization, we connect, learn, play, improvise, and deepen our collective understanding of jazz and blues dance and music, as well as the Black culture and community they represent.
We have regular dance classes and Jazz sessions for a small fee . Please contact us for more details.
Phone: 514-874-9846
July 3-4, Friday & Saturday: Carnival Soca Session, CKUT 90.3 FM Radio

4 July, Saturday: Montreal Carimas Carnival Annual Street Parade
Montreal, 12 noon to 6pm
4 July, Saturday: West Island Blues Festival DDO (WIBF)
DDO – In front of City Hall, Salaberry Blvd, Dollard-des-Ormeaux, QC, QC H9B
WIBF is a community-minded venture with a passion for bringing people together through the power of music. Since its founding, our mission has been twofold: to promote the rich cultural legacy of blues music in the West Island, and to give back meaningfully to the community we call home.
Over the years, the Festival has proudly donated close to half a million dollars to local non-profit organizations making a difference in people’s lives.
Freddie James Project performs from 9:45 pm.
Click our logo at left to go to our website.
FREE ADMISSION. FOOD, BEER AND SOFT DRINKS ON SALE.
4 July, Saturday: Toonie Jam
Queens Resto Bar, 5137 Decarie Boulevard, Montreal, H3W 3C2

9 - 12 July,Thursday to Sunday: 27th. Annual Taste of the Caribbean (TOTC) Festival
Montreal Old Port, 1 Clock Tower Quay St., Montreal, Quebec H2L 5C1, noon to 11 pm
FOUR DAYS! TWO STAGES! SIX ZONES!
(Clicl logon at left for website with details).
Get ready for an unforgettable experience at Montreal’s biggest Caribbean Festival! Here’s what you can enjoy over four action-packed days:
Live Caribbean Music: Dance to the rhythms of reggae, salsa, soca, and more.
Delicious Caribbean Cuisine: Taste authentic dishes from across the Caribbean.
Family Fun: Enjoy kid-friendly zones, workshops, and more.
Cultural Performances: Experience vibrant Caribbean traditions, including dance performances and drumming.
 Open four days from noon to 11 pm.
Free admission
11 July, Saturday: Roots and Culture Day
Nelson Mandela Park, 4920 Vezina, H3W1E3
11 July, Saturday: Sicdaq Cultural Day
Nelson Mandela Park, 4920 Vezina, H3W1E3
12 July, Sunday: Jamaica Day
Cote des Neiges
18 July, Saturday: Drink and Rave
19 July, Sunday: Day Kavu, All White Affair
Martini Bar and Grill, Imperia Hotel and Suites, 1555 Montarville Boulevard, Boucherville, Quebec, J4B 5Y3
Phone for info: 5145667473
1 August, Saturday: Toronto Carnival Annual Street Parade
Exhibition Place, Lakeshore Boulevard between Strachan & Dowling bridge, Toronto, 8am to 8pm, grounds open till 10pm
Thousands of masqueraders dance to the sounds of soca and calypso, while spectacular costumes dazzle spectators along the lakeshore. It’s the largest celebration of its kind in North America — a tradition of freedom, pride, and unity.
7-9 August, Friday to Sunday: Chateauguay Jerk Food Festival
75 Maple Boulevard, Chateauguay,  
Three full days of live and recorded music featuring performance by Marcia Griffiths, Jamaica's Reggae Queen, and many more. Several DJ's.  Food and drinks on sale.
Free parking.
Tickets = Friday $15 Saturday $20 Sunday $25 Three days $50.
Children under 16 are free.
Info: 514-465-5995, 514-220-3488
8 August, Saturday: West Island Blues Festival, Dorval
Dorval – Parc Pine Beach, Corner of Chemin Bord-du-Lac-Lakeshore and Avenue Clement
WIBF is a community-minded venture with a passion for bringing people together through the power of music. Since its founding, our mission has been twofold: to promote the rich cultural legacy of blues music in the West Island, and to give back meaningfully to the community we call home.
Over the years, the Festival has proudly donated close to half a million dollars to local non-profit organizations making a difference in people’s lives.
Click our logo at left to go to our website.
FREE ADMISSION. FOOD, BEER AND SOFT DRINKS ON SALE.
22 August, Saturday: Trinidad & Tobago Day
Martin Luther King Park, 3533 Kent Avenue, Cote des Neiges, H3S2T3
22 August, Saturday: Mango Bay 25th. Anniversary
Mango Bay Resto Br, 1236 Rue Mackay #201, Montreal, QC, H3G2H4
phone 5148757082
29 August, Saturday: West Island Blues Festival, Pointe Claire
 20 Av. Cartier, Pointe-Claire, QC H9S 5L5
WIBF is a community-minded venture with a passion for bringing people together through the power of music. Since its founding, our mission has been twofold: to promote the rich cultural legacy of blues music in the West Island, and to give back meaningfully to the community we call home.
Over the years, the Festival has proudly donated close to half a million dollars to local non-profit organizations making a difference in people’s lives.
Click our logo at left to go to our website.
FREE ADMISSION. FOOD, BEER AND SOFT DRINKS ON SALE.
3 October. Saturday: R&B Fest
6 September, Sunday: Montreal Reggae Nation

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