Plan a corporate TV show / game show for your team in Montreal.

In Montreal, Arsenal art contemporain, Centre PHI, the Palais des congrès, and Théâtre Beanfield are the most appropriate venues for this format: each has stage infrastructure, equipment access for a production booth, and flexible capacity. For smaller groups of 20 to 40 participants, the lofts of Mile-Ex offer a more intimate studio atmosphere. INNOV'events knows every configuration from on-site visits.

The budget is quoted per project because it depends on group size, chosen venue, duration, catering level, and the technical complexity of the audio and video production. An evening quiz for 50 people does not involve the same line items as a production set for 400 participants. The main budget items are: venue rental, technical production, hosting, catering, and accommodation if the event is residential. Itemized quote within 24h.

Summer, from June to August, offers the best combination of venue availability, weather, and team energy for this format in Montreal. Days are long, outdoor settings are filmable, and studios are available without the pressure of a packed fall calendar. Spring (April–May) is a strong alternative with standard pricing. Fall (September–October) remains viable but venues book up 10 to 14 weeks in advance. Winter requires a fully indoor format and early booking for December.

Eight to twelve weeks is sufficient for most formats in Montreal. For a studio set in the Quartier des spectacles in September or October, plan for 10 to 14 weeks minimum that is the venue type that books earliest in the Montreal corporate season. An evening quiz in a well-connected hotel can be assembled in 6 weeks. The larger the group, the more lead time is needed for technical coordination.

Pierre Elliott Trudeau Airport (YUL) is approximately 25 minutes from downtown Montreal by shuttle or taxi, depending on traffic on Highway 20. INNOV'events coordinates transfers from YUL to the event venue, with a single group driver and a pick-up schedule synchronized to flight arrivals. For groups of more than 50 participants, we plan staggered departures with a 45-minute buffer between each wave.

In Montreal, an acting workshop directly supports teams' on-stage presence. A LEGO challenge works well as a timed construction round. For a closing segment, an immersive gastronomic experience sustains the energy of the game around the table. Every activity is chosen to reinforce the format's mechanics, never simply to fill the program.

From Quebec, VIA Rail connects the two cities in approximately 3 hours; Highway 20 offers a similar drive. From Ottawa, Highway 40 East reaches Montreal in about 1 h 30. Airport YUL serves direct flights from across Canada. INNOV'events organizes transfers and shuttles from each arrival point to the Montreal event venue.

Yes, the hybrid format works well in Montreal with a live broadcast from the set to remote teams. Fibre connectivity is stable at the main event venues in the Quartier des spectacles and the Palais des congrès. A moderator manages questions in real time from a dedicated console, separate from the main production booth. Outdoor filming is feasible from May through October.

Yes: a round of the game can be built entirely around a social responsibility challenge, using the CSR activities developed for the Montreal context. Montreal has a strong network of local suppliers, producers from Marché Jean-Talon, and low-carbon carriers that integrate easily into event logistics. INNOV'events incorporates these choices into the program's through-line from the brief stage.

Yes. INNOV'events operates throughout Quebec from its 3 offices in Montreal, Quebec, and Trois-Rivieres. We cover adjacent administrative regions: Montérégie, Laurentides, Laval, Lanaudière, Estrie, and Outaouais. The cities of Laval, Longueuil, Brossard, Granby, and Saint-Jérôme fall within our regular service area.

The two main venues we use in Montreal are Arsenal art contemporain, for its large flexible floor and studio atmosphere, and the Palais des congrès de Montréal, for large-scale conventions. The five addresses we work with regularly are: Arsenal art contemporain, Centre PHI, Palais des congrès de Montréal, Hôtel Bonaventure Montréal, and Théâtre Beanfield. Each has been visited and technically assessed by our team against the specific requirements of the TV show format.