Osheaga

Osheaga is a multi-disciplinary arts festival held annually in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. It takes place over three days during the summer on Parc Jean-Drapeau, a large urban park located on the Saint Lawrence River. The festival is known for its diverse musical lineup, featuring a wide range of genres from indie rock and electronic music to hip-hop and pop. In addition to music, Osheaga also includes a variety of art installations, local food vendors, and other activities, making it a comprehensive cultural experience.

Founded in 2006 by Nick Simard and the founding team of evenko, Osheaga has grown significantly in popularity and scale. It has hosted numerous international headliners and emerging artists, contributing to its reputation as one of Canada's most prominent music festivals. The festival attracts tens of thousands of attendees each year, drawing crowds from across Canada and the United States, as well as from international destinations. Osheaga's location on Parc Jean-Drapeau, with its distinctive skyline views of Montreal, adds to the unique atmosphere of the event. The festival's programming often highlights both established global acts and up-and-coming Canadian talent. Osheaga is also committed to environmental sustainability, implementing various initiatives to reduce its ecological footprint.