Halloween candy is gone, but the kid calendar is far from empty. November opens with contemporary circus, youth-made theatre, a kid-friendly concert and a few big outdoor and immersive favourites. Dates come from Montreal tourism listings, so confirm times and tickets with each venue before heading out.

🎪 iD – Evolution at La Tohu

📍 Where: La Tohu, Saint-Michel, Montreal (about 25 minutes from downtown by metro and bus)
🗓️ When: October 31 to November 15, 2026

A contemporary circus show suited to all ages. Acrobatics and live energy make it a good pick for kids who struggle to sit through a regular play.

🎭 La Mèche Courte Festival

📍 Where: Various stages and public spaces, Montreal (check the festival schedule for each show)
🗓️ When: November 4 to 8, 2026

Eight shows of theatre and dance created by youth, for youth. A fresh way to show older kids and teens what their peers can do on stage.

🎻 Bach Incognito: Mr. Bach’s Memories

📍 Where: Church of St-Andrew and St-Paul (Sherbrooke Street entrance), Downtown Montreal
🗓️ When: November 14, 2026 (ages 8 and up)

A family concert that mixes storytelling with live music. A gentle introduction to classical music for school-age kids.

⭐ Mokatek et l’étoile disparue

📍 Where: Place des Arts junior, Quartier des spectacles, Montreal
🗓️ When: November 15, 2026 (ages 5 to 8)

A show built for little ones. It is likely in French, so ask the venue about language before you book.

🎬 Jeux d’enfants (Ciné-récré)

📍 Where: Théâtre Outremont, Outremont, Montreal
🗓️ When: November 15, 2026 (ages 5 and up)

A kids’ cinema outing in a beautiful old theatre. Good for a Sunday that needs a calmer activity.

🌀 OASIS Immersion

📍 Where: Palais des congrès, Downtown Montreal
🗓️ When: Through November 2026 (free for ages 0 to 5)

Immersive exhibits that work on a rainy day, and toddlers get in free.

🌿 Les Mosaïcultures

📍 Where: Parc Jean-Drapeau, Île Sainte-Hélène, Montreal (about 15 minutes from downtown by metro)
🗓️ When: Until November 30, 2026

An outdoor walk through giant plant sculptures. Bundle up and let the kids run between displays.