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About Le Blumenthal

Le Blumenthal was a charming brasserie and performance space housed inside the Maison du Festival on Sainte-Catherine Street West in Montreal. Opened in 2017 and rebranding from the former Balmoral space, it supported free Jazz Festival events and hosted activity related to the Festival Montreal cabaret scene. While the Le Blumenthal brand is no longer active after the second COVID lockdown, this page preserves practical details for historical context and for visitors exploring the Quartier des Spectacles area where the venue once thrived.

Note: This page reflects venue information for reference and historic tours of the site. For current live venues and events in the area, check the latest listings in Montreal’s vibrant Jazz Festival and performance circuit.

Le Blumenthal was part of a dynamic cultural cluster in downtown Montreal, offering indoor seating for roughly 80 guests and a summer terrace with about 150 additional seats, totaling around 230 capacity. The venue was located at 305 Sainte-Catherine Street West, a short stroll from Place des Arts. Nearby parking includes Complexe Desjardins (150 Rue Sainte-Catherine Ouest) with ample spaces, plus several lots around Place des Arts. For transit, the Quartier des Spectacles hub offers multiple bus routes and easy access to the Place-des-Arts and Saint-Urbain metro stations. While Le Blumenthal itself is no longer active, the surrounding area remains a rich destination for Jazz, cabaret, dining, and performance art.

If you’re planning a trip to this area, consider affiliated hotels and nearby dining options for a complete experience in the heart of Montreal’s cultural district.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 305 Sainte-Catherine Street West, Montreal, QC H2X 2A3.
  • Venue type: Brasserie/restaurant with a performance space inside the Maison du Festival; profits supported free Jazz Festival events.
  • Capacity: about 80 indoor seats plus roughly 150 seats on the summer terrace (total ~230).
  • Opened: 2017, replacing the former Balmoral space and rebranding as Le Blumenthal.
  • Status: Closed permanently during the second COVID lockdown (around Oct 2020); the Le Blumenthal brand is no longer active.
  • Notable events: Jazz Festival-related activities; the building also hosts Le Studio TD, a Festival Montreal venue with cabaret/standing configurations.
  • Parking: nearby underground parking options include Complexe Desjardins (150 Rue Sainte-Catherine Ouest) with about 1,000 spaces; other lots near Place des Arts are available.
  • Transit: located in the Quartier des Spectacles; Place des Arts is served by multiple bus lines and is connected to metro stations (Place-des-Arts/Saint-Urbain et al.).
  • Nearby hotels: Hotel Quartier des Spectacles, Hotel Des Arts Montreal, Hotel 10 Montreal.