Here`s a line up of good concerts in September:

Metallica

• Saturday, September 19, 2009 at 7:00 PM at Bell Centre in Montreal, PQ

Lamb of God

• Lamb Of God is taking place on Saturday, September 19, 2009 at Bell Centre (1260 De la Gauchetière Ouest) Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Purchase tickets online here.

Marlyn Manson

• Marilyn Manson Tuesday, September 22, 2009 at Bell Centre, Tickets online here.

And another big one, in the beginning of October though: Friday, October 02, 2009 Tiesto

Pow WoW is the celebration of native culture, where the natives get together with westerners to appreciate the drum beats and dance to the sacred sounds, brining people back to the times where there were no cities, and we lived in small communities The Pow WoW performers are the real natives, with authentic hand made outfits in the best tradition of Indian Culture.

This year’s Pow WoW is the first one to be featured in Montreal, as it usually takes place at indian reserves outside of Montreal. The event will be located in the old port. There you will witness native dances and get a taste of the native food.

Darlene Wapachee, Aboriginal Youth Council coordinator, put together the inaugural Youth Gathering which assembles Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal youths to interact and have fun. A dating game, and workshops dealing with traditional dance, storytelling, and aboriginals in film are among the activities planned for them.

For more information call 514-499-1854

World Film Festival - Montreal 2009 includes the following sections:

• World Competition
• First Films World Competition
• Hors Concours (World Greats, out-of competition)
• Focus on World Cinema (Americas, Europe, Asia, Africa, Oceania)
• Documentaries of the World
• Tributes
• Cinema Under the Stars
• Canadian Student Film Festival

The World Competition will include movies premiers. The jury will award various prizes based on janra and the continent the movie was made at. The awards are: Grand Prix of the Americas, Special Grand Prix of the Jury, Best Director, Best Actress, Best Actor, Best Screenplay, Best Artistic Contribution, Innovation Award.

The “Hors Concours” focuses on movies from all over the world, but which are out of the competition, while the Documentaries of the World focuses exclusively on documentaries. In many cases featured documentaries never make it to the big screen, or even to the DVD. The Perfect example is the ZEITGEIST.

The 2009 program also includes the 40th CANADIAN STUDENT FILM FESTIVAL.

MONTREAL WORLD FILM FESTIVAL

Email: info@ffm-montreal.org

Here’s a list of events in Montreal in April. You can book one of our limos whenever you visit the those events:

Montréal Canadiens - Candiens will be playing at home in Montreal at Bell center. Tickets are on sale.

Claude Tousignant - The idealistic artist will be having his own exsibition open to any visitros. A great place to spend your time if you like art.

The Montreal Salsa Convention - like to dance, salsa in particular? Montreal salsa is the place to visit. Worldwide stars and dance lovers from all over the city will be attending it.

Cavalia - A refined fusion of equestrian arts and multimedia, this show raises the bar for spectacular entertainment.

Blue Metropolis Montreal International Literary Festival - Blue Metropolis brings together more than 200 participants from all over the world for five days of literary events in English, French, Spanish and other languages.

And Then There Was Light - A stunning light and sound show tells the story of Montréal and the Notre-Dame Basilica.

FEB 17 to March 4 Montreal will be hosting annual Light Festval at Old Port (OLD Montreal).

To celebrate a first decade of urban winter pleasures, organizers of the MONTREAL HIGH LIGHTS Festival wanted to invite the city to a special event of spectacular proportions. Mission accomplished: the Festival gets its wish, throwing a major blowout to mark its opening Saturday, proudly inviting Montrealers and tourists to the 10th Anniversary High Lights Event, presented by Hydro-Québec on February 21, starting at 9 p.m.

Montreal All Nighter - Montrealers love winter so much that they spend the night outdoors! The Montreal All-Nighter - increasingly popular with every successive year thanks to a compelling blend of art, culture and nightlife - now includes over 165 original and unique activities, spread over three districts and two new areas. All locations are linked by a free shuttle service provided in collaboration with the STM. The Montreal All-Nighter also gets the party started for 15 sister-cities hosting their own all-nighters around the world. Montrealers have taken the party to heart, with over 200,000 flocking out to last year’s bash. Join them when two weeks’ worth of MONTREAL HIGH LIFE Festival activities climax in the 6th edition of the Montreal All- Nighter, from Saturday, February 28 through Sunday, March 1.

http://www.montrealenlumiere.com

Just for Laughs is the World’s funniest and biggest comedy festival. Hosted in Montreal each year Just for Laughs gathers comedians from around the world. Stars, local performers and beginners perform in front of crowds trying to get belly laughs, cheers and ovations.

“You see, just for a laugh, I got this idea of bringing together in one place a bunch of people who like to laugh with a bunch of people who like to make others laugh.”- Gilbert Rozon, 1983.

Just for Laughs takes humor seriously.

Next Just for Laughs Festival

Next Just for Laughs festival will take place in July. For more information on event visit www.hahaha.com

Calgary Stampeders won the 96th Grey Cup in Montreal Canada, defeating Montreal Alouettes 22-14.

Here’s the scores

On Sunday, November 23rd at 6:00 PM, 2008, 8th annual Grey Cup finals will be played in Montreal, Canada.

In the finals Calgary Stampeders will compete with Montreal Alouettes for the elite trophy known as the Grey Cup.Teams will test their agility, skills, experience and will power in front thousands live spectators, and over 4 million Canadian eye balls on television.

Grey Cup is the most watched Canadian sports event and is the climax point which decides who’s who on Canadian national football scene.

Get Tickets

History of The Grey Cup

In 1909, Earl Grey, the Governor-General of Canada, donated a trophy for the Rugby Football Championship of Canada. The trophy, which subsequently became known as the Grey Cup, was originally open to competition only for teams that were registered with the Canada Rugby Union. Since 1954 only the teams of the CFL have challenged for the Grey Cup. - Official Grey Cup Website

Ever since that date Grey Cup became a Canadian tradition. During first 45 years of it’s history, amateur football teams could compete for Grey Cup. This has changed in 1954, restricting amateurs and changing nature of the championship to professionally focused event.

Grey Cup has been broken several times. First in 1978 by Tom Wilkinson and Danny Kepley who accidentally dropped it, then again in 1987 by another player who sat on it. Blake Dermott left his history mark in 1993 breaking the cup yet again. More recently in 2006 BC Lions accidentally broke the cup off from it’s base.

Teams in Montreal Grey Cup Finals

Western Division

• Calgary Stampeders

Eastern Division

• Montreal Alouettes

Schedule of the Grey Cup Games in Montreal

Grey Cup finals start at 6:00 PM Nov 23, Sunday in Montreal Canada.

Grey Cup Media

Grey Cup Limo Service in Montreal

If you’re visiting Montreal and prefer to travel VIP style, Montreal Limousine provides first class super stretches starting at $140 per hour (major discounts for 3+ hours). The fleet includes lincoln town car limousine, and Lincoln Navigator SUV super stretch. Both cars are in pristine condition and are ready to take you to the game and to the Grey Cup festival in Montreal.

Explore limousine fleet.

Learn More About Montreal Grey Cup Championship 2008

• Grey Cup Official
• Canadian Football League
• About Grey Cup
• About Canadian National Football League

Grey Cup Championship starts on November 23 2008 in Montreal. Calgary Stampeders will compete with Montreal Alouettes will compete for the trophy of the highest order in Canada. Millions will watch glory and defeat and thousands will enjoy celebrations in Montreal, Quebec.

Tickets to Grey Cup Games

Apart from watching games prepare for Grey Cup celebration Montreal style!

Grey Cup Festival Events & Entertainment in Montreal

Grey Cup Finals Celebrations:

Bistro

Listen to singer such VÉRONIQUE LABBÉ, who was nominated for best country album, GUY BÉLANGER ALL-STAR pioneer of the Quebec blues community, KELLYLEE EVANS best Canadian jazz singer, WHITE FAZE who brought pop culture back to life, TAKE THE BOYS Montreal ska, soul and reggae group, MARC PARENT & WANG DANG DOODLE playing 70s funk music, WHAT IS HIP Montreal’s newest Funk, R&B, Soul Show Band, ANGEL FORREST playing folk, blues and pop, THIS SIDE UP playing rock and YOUNG SOUL playing 80s.

Molson Ex Zone

Here you can listen to performances from 19th to 23rd of November. You’ll hear SYLVIE DESGROSEILLIERS with passionate voice, ROCK STORY playing rock n roll, ELEVATION playing U2 hits, PORN FLAKES & Special Guests hitting rock n roll and celebrate TAILGATE PARTY before the big finals of the Grey Cup.

Grey Cup Gala

Watch BELLUSCIOUS dance and take you back in time to the 30s. Beautiful ladies and captivating voices. NIKKI YANOFSKY will play Blues and Jazz and LES OISEAUX DU PARADIS will show magical performance on stage.

Cheer Extravaganza

What are the best cheerleader teams? Who are the most attractive ones? Find out.

Festivities

Ever wonder what it would be like if two of the CFL’s largest fan bases joined forces in the name of partying? For the first time in Grey Cup history, fans from Riderville and TigerTown will unite for two days in what’s expected to be the rowdiest party in the country - aside from the game itself!

Transportation Around to Grey Cup Finals and Festival

You can Walk, take public transport, take a plane or train. For more information visit Grey Cup Festival Website.

Luxury Limousine Transportation

If you would like to get to the finals like a team coach, check out our Montreal limousine fleet. Prices are $140 per hour. Get your buddies together, each limo can fit around 10 people, so you end up paying average $40 per person, but travel in style to the most important CLF game of the year!

Montreal Limo Fleet