Westmount Here & There
July 21, 2026
A look at events happening in and around Westmount
Exhibition: Louise Campion
Until Friday, August 14, the Gallery at Victoria Hall is pleased to present the exhibition Des mots de tous les jours by Louise Campion. Louise Campion is an artist and writer working across painting, drawing, writing, and paper-making. Her practice explores what it means to continue creating, feeling, and connecting within a context of social violence, ecological crisis, and late-stage capitalism. Through material understanding, slowness, and attentive observation, she investigates questions of emotional survival, care, resilience, and resistance.
GALLERY HOURS
Monday to Friday: 10 am to 9 pm
Saturday: 9 am to 5 pm
Sunday: closed
More information at 514 989-5226 and victoriahall@westmount.org
Image: © Andrew Burlone
Summer Concert: The Ones We Know
On Sunday, July 19, at 2 pm, in Westmount Park by the lagoon, enjoy the pop-rock/R&B music of The Ones We Know. Bring your chair or blanket!
In case of rain, concerts will be cancelled.
More information at 514 989-5226 or victoriahall@westmount.org
Héma-Québec Blood Drive
On Wednesday, July 22, from 1 pm to 7:30 pm, in Victoria Hall, 4626 Sherbrooke W, the City of Westmount invites residents to a blood drive. The objective of this event is to receive 90 donors. Héma-Québec recommends booking an appointment.
For more information or to book an appointment: 1 800 343-7264 or hemaquebec.ca
Contactivity Centre activities
Contactivity Centre, 310 Victoria, Suite 102, is a non-profit community centre offering a welcoming, caring, and safe space for autonomous seniors 60+, fostering a sense of community and social engagement. The centre hosts various courses and interest groups that encompass the mind, body and soul.
Online courses and activities are now available. For more information, visit contactivitycentre.org
Image: courtesy of Contactivity Centre
Centre Greene activities
Centre Greene, 1090 Greene, is host to a wide variety of activities for young and old, including a Caregiver’s Tea, Themed Activity Nights, Drop-in Daycare, After-School Program, Kids’ Kitchen, Tumbling Tots Playgroup, Seniors’ Lunches, and more!
For more information, call 514 931-6202 or visit centregreene.org
Image: courtesy of Centre Greene
City of Westmount events
The City of Westmount offers a variety of events and activities for adults and children of all ages. Please consult the city’s events calendar for more information.
Events at Westmount Public Library

4574 Sherbrooke W, Westmount
Visit westlibcat.org for more information.
Image: © Andrew Burlone
And over at the Atwater Library…
1200 Atwater, Westmount
Information at 514 935-7344
The Library is open every day except Sunday. See the Library’s Full schedule.
The staff are always pleased to provide information and help by phone and email.
eBooks and digital audiobooks: The Library has increased its selection of digital books for your reading and listening pleasure. For information and help: 514 935-7344 or ebooks@atwaterlibrary.ca
Image: Frédéric Ryan – Instagram (@feddomtl
SERVICES BY PHONE, EMAIL AND INTERNET
Atwater Library staff are continuing to provide help and information by phone and email at 514 935-7344 (weekdays from 9 am to 5 pm) and at info@atwaterlibrary.ca
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Questions about your computer or device? Email connect@atwaterlibrary.ca or phone 514 935-7344 daytime during the week. With funding from the Government of Canada.
VIDEO LIBRARY
Visit the Atwater Library YouTube channel to stream Library presentations on a variety of topics.
WEEKLY INTERNET PEER CAFÉ
Friday, July 24, from 10 am to noon
Via Zoom Only: Join Phoenix Gee-Benwell for a discussion about using computers, tablets and smartphones. Stay for 20 minutes or the full 2 hours to share, learn, and socialize. It’s free, thanks to funding from the Grace Dart Foundation. To register and get the Zoom link, click here, fill out the form, and submit it.
DROP-IN TECH HELP
Thursday, July 30, from 3 pm to 5 pm
In Person Only: Got a question about using your device or computer? The Library’s team of tech-savvy staff and volunteers will be in the Adair Auditorium (accessible by elevator) to give you some quick help for free with demonstrations and resources aimed at improving digital literacy skills. Bring your own device or use one of the Library’s tablets or laptops. First come, first served. No advance registration. More information: connect@atwaterlibrary.ca
Feature image: © Andrew Burlone
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