Every August, the Museum Pointe-à-Callière (Montreal Museum of Archaeology and History) give visitors and locals the opportunity to be part of one weekend in an 18th-century market. This edition was spectacular as the weather was gracious with the city: the sky was blue and the sun was warm enough to still convince us that Summer is not yet leaving us…
I wanted to make this post a shout-out to the amazing group of actors and historic reenactment enthusiasts that made the first day of the already traditional Public Market a success. You will have to visit our city next year to be part of this experience in Old Montreal in their 2020 edition.
@LuisMGonzalez This event seems fun. What do you like the most in the event? Thank you for sharing your experience with us. And yes, I wish to visit Montreal some days.
Thanks @Ant_Bad_Yogi for your kind comments. Actually, don’t say it to anyone but my favorite activity is to eat from different places… LOL… I will share with you a few pics that demonstrate what are we talking about…
That’s my all-time favorite activity as well @LuisMGonzalez :D,
It looks like the clock turned back in time. Were there only actors participating or there was cosplaying as well?
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This is interesting. Celebrating history, culture and getting citizens involved lives great memories. I see the ancient clothings and hats reminds me of English dramas I used to watch as a teen. Thanks for sharing @LuisMGonzalez
I liked so much reading your post. It looks a very important event to not miss .
Your photos are simply amazing (congrats for your shootings). Canada is a country that I would love to visit and visiting Montreal end of August could be the indeed the best period
@Giuseppe75 you are very welcome. Yes, this is an amazing and beautiful country to visit. My wife and I tried, since we arrived in 2007, to spend time visiting different provinces. I will be posting in the near future my favorite landmarks and places from Canada that I visited and had the pleasure of portrait. Have a great day you too, my friend!
