Here's my entry for the BeerSaturday 395 with a Belgian Rousse brewed by L'Apothicaire not far from Montreal. It's called Dubbel. I hadn't seen this brewery's distinctive, old-newspaper-style design for some month. So it was time to try one of their new creations.

Here's another post about the Canettes de Ruelle festival that took place last September in Montreal. During the first weekend of September, many artists are invited to paint in the neighborhood's alleys, more than 90. Today it's Joce with his “Spray Magicien ” 😀.

We're continuing to discover the various works made during the StreetArt festival Canettes de Ruelle which took place last September in Montreal. Three or four more posts and it's all over. Although I've yet to take photos of at least 2 murals. It's an incredible festival, according to the figures: 110 artists for 92 murals over 1.5 km of alleys. Really cool, like this garage door painted by Fat Surinder

For this #WednesdayWalk organized by @tattoodjay, we're going to discover the Esplanade street that runs alongside the Jeanne Mance park in Montreal. Despite the polar temperatures for the past few days, this morning -17 (1F), I had to stretch our legs and breathe some fresh air (maybe a little too fresh 😀). So despite the icy sidewalks, I went for a walk along the edge of Jeanne Mance park and admired the architecture of the houses on the street. There really are some beautiful homes with a great view of Mount Royal and its Cross.

We're continuing to discover the various murals created during the [Canettes de Ruelle] festival (), which took place in Montreal on the first weekend of September. As you can see, there were a lot of guest artists and therefore a lot of murals all over this neighborhood. Here is a work by Aclaes. In the following posts, I'll have to speed things up a bit about this festival, as this weekend I just realized that I'd photographed some StreetArt during my vacation in France last June.

Like every Monday, it's time for Weekly StreetArt, your weekly dose of Street Art. It's really getting cold in Montreal, -20 (-4F) this morning. It's the perfect day to stay inside and look at StreetArt from all over the world, thanks to our community. Because here this is the "cold season" for this activity. Nobody paints outside. So thanks to you, I get my dose of novelty 😀.