The former Jean-Talon Station becomes a giant canvas for a free outdoor light projection. Local artists Thaïla Khampo and Louis Robert illuminate the building’s history and Parc-Extension’s stories of movement, culture and belonging across its façade. A seven-minute loop plays every few minutes throughout the nightly 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. window, and visitors can drop by at any point. The projection runs nightly from November 5 to 14. The station opened in 1931 and once connected Montreal with Quebec City, Ottawa and the Laurentians. Access is via Parc station on the Blue Line, beside the building, or buses 80, 92 and 93; the stop is Parc, not Jean-Talon.
Jean-Talon
Station Light Projection
When
Saturday, 14 November
17:00–23:00
Price
Free
About
Organised by
Where
Jean-Talon Station, Montréal
395 Jean-Talon West, Parc-Extension
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