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A giant corgi parade is coming back to Montreal: Route, map and time

Over 200 of the cutest dogs in town are gathering for a “pawty” where one special dog will be named the corgi superstar.

Laura Osborne
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Laura Osborne
Editor, Time Out Canada
Corgi Pawty
Photograph: Corgi Pawty
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A procession of prized pooches is coming back to Montreal. Whether you’re a corgi owner, or a dog lover, everyone is welcome at this free event!

Montreal's Corgi Pawty is presented by WOOPAW as part of the BLVD Festival on Boulevard Saint-Laurent, with the participation of Pawsome Concierge, Dienon and Healthybud. 

The theme for this year’s pawty is “Corgi Superstar”. According to event organizers, it's not just Barbie, it's Corgi, too! After the most stylish corgi contest, one special dog will be named the corgi superstar.

Corgi Pawty
Photograph: Corgi Pawty

Last year, over 200 corgis came to the gathering as part of Shoni, the four-day food festival in Shaughnessy Village in collaboration with Les Survenants and the Yatai Mtl team.

Shoni Market
Photograph: Jonathan Duval

When is the corgi parade happening?

The corgi parade will be held on Saturday, September 2 at 5 p.m. The schedule is as follows:

5 p.m. Meet at the corner of Boul. St-Laurent and Avenue des Pins.
6 p.m. Group photo
6:30 p.m. Start to walk to Parc des Amériques
7:00 p.m. The most stylish corgi contest at Parc des Amériques begins
8:00 p.m. End of the event 
Shoni Market
Photograph: Jonathan Duval| The Great Dog Corgi Parade

What is the route of the corgi parade?

The parade will run from Avenue des Pins to Parc des Amériques, where the most stylish corgi contest will take place.

How do I register for the corgi parade?

Corgi pawrents are invited to register by clicking on this link.

Shoni Market
Photograph: Jonathan DuvalThe Great Dog Corgi Parade

The BLVD Festival is a must-see family event on Montreal's Main that runs from August 31 to September 3.

For its 6th edition, Boulevard Saint-Laurent will be pedestrian-only, with giant games, installations and a treasure hunt.

Did we mention all the activities are free?

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