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Most festivals chase the sun. Igloofest goes the other way. Every winter, Montreal turns the snowy Old Port into an open-air dance floor where thousands of people rave under the night sky in temperatures far below freezing. The 2027 edition is the festival's 19th, and it brings four weekends of house, techno, bass and dance music to the waterfront, with KAYTRANADA, Fatboy Slim, deadmau5, Boris Brejcha and more on the bill. Here's everything you need to know, from dates and tickets to how to look iconic without freezing.
Igloofest Montreal 2027 runs from January 14 to February 6, 2027, Thursday to Saturday over four weekends:
The festival takes place outdoors at the Jacques-Cartier Pier in the Old Port of Montreal, right on the St. Lawrence River and steps from the cobblestone streets of Old Montreal.
If you're flying in, Montréal-Trudeau International Airport (YUL) is the closest airport, and downtown is a short ride away by taxi, rideshare or the 747 airport bus. Once you're in the city, public transit is the easiest way to reach the site: the Champ-de-Mars and Place-d'Armes metro stations are within walking distance of the Old Port. Paid parking is available near the site, but icy streets and late-night traffic make the metro or a cab the smarter choice. Stay in Old Montreal or downtown and you can be back in a warm hotel room minutes after the last track.
Picture a huge snow-covered dance floor framed by steel structures, icy decor and the lights of the old harbour. Lasers and stage lights cut through the cold air (and sometimes through falling snow), and you can see your breath between drops. The crowd is local and international, young and up for anything, and very used to dancing in the cold.
Igloofest has a sense of humor, too. Its winter mascot, a friendly yeti, sets the tone: this is "the coldest party in the world," and everyone is in on the joke. Beyond the main dance floor, the Igloovillage is a playful area with bars, food trucks and spots to warm up between sets. VIP ticket holders also get a heated terrace overlooking the main stage and heated bathrooms, which feel like pure luxury in late January.
The festival's most famous tradition is fashion. Montrealers show up in loud, retro one-piece snowsuits, and the Iglooswag contest rewards the tackiest, boldest winter looks. In other words, this is a festival where dressing up isn't just allowed, it's expected.
The official lineup has been announced by weekend:
Check the official Igloofest website for the night-by-night schedule and set times, which can change.
Buy tickets only through the official Igloofest website at igloofest.ca. According to the official site, these options are available for 2027:
Headliner nights tend to sell out, so book early if you have a specific artist in mind. Before you go, read the official rules and FAQ for age and ID requirements and the list of permitted items.
This is the part you can't skip. Late January and early February are the coldest weeks of the Montreal winter. Nighttime temperatures are typically well below freezing, often around 5°F (-15°C), and on some nights the wind off the river pushes it lower, with wind chills colder than -4°F (-20°C). Snow is common, and the ground is usually packed snow or ice.
What that means for your look:
Igloofest is one of the few festivals where you can go full glam and full winter at the same time. Here are five outfit ideas that work in the cold.
Start with a fitted rhinestone jumpsuit over thermal layers, then add a long white or silver piece from our festival faux fur coats. Finish with a sparkling halo crown over a white beanie or hood. It's icy, elegant and warm.
A mirror jumpsuit catches every laser and stage light on the pier. Pair it with a cropped colored piece from our festival faux fur jackets so the mirror detail stays on show, and add reflective goggles from our sunglasses and goggles. They look great and help against wind and snow.
In honor of the Iglooswag spirit, go bold and a little playful. A sequin jumpsuit in a bright color gives you that one-piece snowsuit silhouette with way more shine. Add chunky platform festival boots and a faux fur hat.
Layer a rhinestone bodysuit over a long-sleeve thermal top and opaque tights, then add warm high-waist pants or a skirt and a dramatic faux fur coat. It's the easiest look to adjust between the dance floor, the heated areas and a bar in Old Montreal afterward.
If you prefer a simple base (black thermals, black boots, a black coat), let accessories do the work. Face gems and pieces from our festival head jewellery collection add shine above your scarf line, where people can actually see it.
Want more cold-weather inspiration? Read our winter rave outfit ideas.
Igloofest Montreal 2027 runs from January 14 to February 6, 2027, Thursday to Saturday over four weekends.
Igloofest takes place outdoors at the Jacques-Cartier Pier in the Old Port of Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
Announced artists include KAYTRANADA, James Hype, SALOME, Fatboy Slim, KETTAMA, deadmau5, Boris Brejcha, tINI and Subtronics, among others. Check the official site for the full schedule.
Very cold. Expect nighttime temperatures well below freezing, often around 5°F (-15°C), and colder with wind chill. Dress in layers and wear insulated boots.
Yes. Glam looks are part of the fun here. Wear jumpsuits and bodysuits over thermal layers, and make a faux fur coat or jacket your statement piece.
Yes. The Igloovillage has bars and food trucks, and VIP Terrace tickets include a heated terrace and heated bathrooms.
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