Sunday, July 10

Rain at St-Jacques and McGill, Old Montreal

With rain due to last until at least the early afternoon, some outdoor events may be called off.

We can confirm that Film noir sur le canal’s screening of Bogey/Bacall classic To Have and Have Not has been rescheduled for Monday night.

Keep an eye on Facebook pages and websites for possible cancellations or postponements of other outdoor events like the weekly afternoon/evening dance party Piknic Electronik, Marché des Possibles’s morning yoga-class and evening live-music programming, Heidy P’s nighttime DJ set at Jardins Gamelin and Montréal Complètement Cirque’s events at Olympic Park, Parc des Faubourgs and Jardins Gamelin.

If you’ve haven’t been to Montreal Comiccon yet, today is your last opportunity to shop for comics, art, toys and all kinds of sci-fi, fantasy, horror and comics merchandise, get autographs from actors and artists and gawk at the hundreds of cosplay enthusiasts jammed into the space — for a taste of the latter, see our first Comiccon 2016 costume photo gallery here. 201 Viger, 10 a.m.–5 p.m., $42/$125 VIP

There are two major sports events wrapping up today: Wimbledon (11 a.m.), with Canadian tennis star Milos Raonic playing Andy Murray (he’s already made history as the first Canadian man to make the singles final — if he wins, it will be huge) and the Euro Cup (3 p.m.), with France playing Portugal — this is obviously a huge game for Montreal, given our considerable France-French and Portuguese communities, whose parading soccer fans have been known to clash at the corner of St-Laurent and Mont-Royal post-match. Loads of local venues will be screening this match — see a partial list here. We’re having less luck finding places for the cable-less to watch Wimbledon, but cafés with TVs are a good bet — we suggest picking your favourite spot and calling ahead.

There’s a week left to see Cirque du Soleil’s Luzia, a great show that’s been occupying their Old Port big-top since April, with two performances happening today. See our report and photos from the show here. Jacques Cartier Pier, 1:30 and 5 p.m., $42–$87.50

With the Jazz Fest clearing out of the Quartier des Spectacles, l’Astral has opened up for non-festival shows, and tonight a handful of cool, rock bands are playing: locals le Trouble and les Deuxluxes as well as Brooklyn’s Spirit Animal and Brisbane’s DZ Deathrays. 305 Ste-Catherine W., 7:30 p.m., $13

See our Event Listings for more concert, nightlife, theatre, comedy and community event options. See our Art Listings here.