Just because you live in the city doesn’t mean you can’t learn to do motocross – there are tracks just outside of most cities in Canada where you can book in for lessons and learn to let your inner racer fly! Motocross got its start in Europe around 1924 and was brought over to North America shortly after that. As equality movements gained momentum in the 60s, women became more and more active in the sport. The first national competition for women was held in 1974, known as the Powder Puff National Championships. Well, female motocross drivers are no Powder Puffs, so thankfully the name of the competition was changed the following year to the Women’s Motocross Nationals. Those drivers are so fierce, even Beyoncé would approve!

Here’s where Ana & Rylan gave it a try!

Website : https://www.sramotocross.com/

Address : 40 J. Oswald-Forest, Saint-Roch-de-l’Achigan, Qc

The Opera de Montreal is a landmark in Montreal, with its costume department being one of the reasons people go to see their productions. The costumes are elaborate and contain intricate details that cannot even be seen from the audience… but the costume designers and creators are artists, and take their craft very seriously. It can take 4 people up to a month to make some of the more complicated costumes! Getting to go behind the scenes into the warehouse where all these fabulous costumes are kept is a dream come true. Rows and rows of racks, mannequins wearing dresses that would make your arms weary is all in a day’s tour. Check out what the opera has coming up next!

Website : https://www.operademontreal.com/en