The Jackalope Festival will return to Montreal this September, opening its doors at the Old Port from the 11th to the 13th. Organizers confirmed that the three‑day event, a staple of the city’s cultural calendar, will remain a permanent fixture in Montreal through the year 2028.
Scheduled for September 11 through 13, 2026, the festival will once again occupy the historic waterfront district of the Old Port. The venue, known for its scenic views and central location, will host the annual celebration that draws local residents and visitors alike to experience the city’s vibrant arts scene.
Jackalope, an annual cultural festival, has built a reputation for showcasing a variety of artistic expressions and community activities. Its continued presence in Montreal reflects a sustained partnership between the event’s organizers and the municipal authorities, ensuring that the programming remains accessible to the public for the next several years.
The announcement that the festival will stay in Montreal until 2028 provides reassurance to artists, vendors, and audiences who have come to rely on the event as a yearly highlight. By confirming the location and dates well in advance, the organizers aim to facilitate planning for participants and to maintain the momentum that the festival has generated since its inception.
As the city looks ahead, the extended commitment to the Jackalope Festival underscores Montreal’s broader dedication to fostering cultural initiatives. The three‑day schedule this September will serve as both a continuation of tradition and a foundation for future editions that will enrich the local cultural landscape for years to come.