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Things to do in Montreal this weekend: Oct. 22-23

CF Montreal fans cheer on their team during second half MLS playoff soccer action against Orlando City SC in Montreal, Sunday, Oct. 16, 2022. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Graham Hughes CF Montreal fans cheer on their team during second half MLS playoff soccer action against Orlando City SC in Montreal, Sunday, Oct. 16, 2022. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Graham Hughes
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Looking for something to do in Montreal this weekend? Here's a list of a few events in and around the city, from Bazar browsing to dancing to hockey.

CF MONTREAL PLAYOFFS

CF Montreal (formerly the Impact) will continue the best season the franchise has ever had when Montreal plays New York City FC on Sunday in the Eastern Conference semi-finals. They win that game and they are on to the finals.

WHERE: Saputo Stadium

PRICE: This game is sold out. Either find a bar or try Stubhub. There are some starting around $90.

GO VINTAGE SHOPPING

If you're a lover of vintage items, antiques and curios, check out the Vintage Bazar on Saturday and Sunday for the annual fall sale.

WHERE: Eglise St-Jean Berchmans (Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie)

PRICE: Free entry

TAKE A CLASS

In the mood to learn a new skill? Get studious! Learn how to make macrame plant hangers at Porcelaine Sauvage or Scandanavian embroidery with La Société textile.

WHERE: Varies

PRICE: Varies

WATCH THE HABS GAME

After a 6-2 victory over the Arizona Coyotes on Thursday, the Montreal Canadiens will be back on the ice against the Dallas Stars on Saturday. Tickets are selling fast!

WHERE: Bell Centre (downtown)

PRICE: Starting around $75

FORRÓ PARTY

Discover the popular Brazilian dance at La Casona on Saturday. The night begins with a Forró lesson followed by hours of live music.

WHERE: La Casona (Mile End neighbourhood)

PRICE: $15 in advance, $20 at the door

SPOOKY STUFF

Halloween is right around the corner. If you're in the mood to celebrate, find a list of fun (and sometimes scary) Halloween-themed attractions to check out here.

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