Ubisoft welcomes music-lovers on its rooftop terrace for the now famous « Unplugged on the roof with Bonsound Concerts ».Over the years, many bands have both tested new songs and played their classics in front of the 250 guests who gather to enjoy the beautiful view in compliment to the musicians.

Phi is a multidisciplinary arts and culture organization that cultivates all aspects of creation, development, production and dissemination. Phi is at the intersection of art, film, music, design and technology. Through eclectic programming and a strong emphasis on content creation, Phi fosters unexpected encounters between artists and audiences.

A Chromatic experience is where powerful art is the heart of a lively and inclusive event. Celebrating the deconstruction of the hierarchy of the arts, Chromatic leaves free rein to the artistic direction of everyone through multiple activities throughout the year.

Since 2007, Ubisoft Montreal has been holding two blood drives per year at the studio. With approximately 80 donations per drive, the Ubisoft community is always committed to help those in need.

Located in the heart of the Quartier des Spectacles, the Musée d’art contemporain de Montréal makes today’s art a vital part of Montréal and Québec life.

Located at the Mile End and Mile Ex borders, MAPP_MTL is a cultural and digital art pole, representing the flourishing creative soul of Montreal.

Another activity from Pop Montreal, Le Marché des possibles is held every summer weekend, only steps away from the studio. An outside market with shows, designer stands and a bar- a real Mile-End staple in a park!

MIGS is the biggest videogame conference on the East Coast. Talks, networking and various activities are offered in November every year since 2004.

Every year during the holiday period, Ubisoft Montreal supports the Mile-End community by organizing a drive for food and non-food items, in collaboration with Mission Mile-End.

Launched in 2002, Pop Montreal celebrates indie music and emerging arts. With headquarters in the Mile-End, Pop was a natural fit for Ubisoft.