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Montreal · Sports · Checked 3 Oct

Sports clubs in Montreal.

10 clubs, and when they meet. Most meet on weekday evenings, around Saint-Henri, Villeray, Ahuntsic. Subscribe to this calendar →

Badminton 5
Monday2 meetings
5:10pmBadminton CVMLatin Quarter · $10-12meetup.com →
Tuesday3 meetings
6:30pmBadminton Saint HenriSaint-Henri · $10meetup.com →
7:30pmCAMO SubaquatiqueVilleray · Freemeetup.com →
Thursday3 meetings
5:10pmBadminton CVMLatin Quarter · $10-12meetup.com →
6pmDodgeball MontréalPointe-Saint-Charles · $12meetup.com →
Friday1 meeting
Saturday5 meetings
Sunday, today3 meetings

What to expect.

Pickup and drop-in sport in Montreal: volleyball, basketball, soccer, ultimate, badminton, tennis, pickleball and more. Pickup means you turn up and play; there is no season, no roster and usually no fee beyond a share of the court.

The listing gives the day and time. The group's own page gives the venue for the week and whether numbers are capped, which is worth a glance before you travel.

All 10 sports clubs in Montreal.

A to Z, in each club's own words. Every one links to the club, and every day and time is the one the club publishes.

  • Rotating doubles badminton at the Cégep du Vieux Montréal gym near Berri-UQAM, Monday and Thursday from 5:10pm with an all-welcome court mix, plus an advanced feather-shuttle session Sunday evenings at Centre Jean-Claude-Malépart. Bring a racket; shuttles provided.

    Mondays and Thursdays, 5:10pm · Latin Quarter · $10-12 · meetup.com →
  • Weekend badminton on six courts at the École des métiers du Sud-Ouest gym in Saint-Henri, Saturday and Sunday from 2pm, with Monday and Thursday evening sessions and a Saturday pickleball slot run by the same organiser.

    Saturdays and Sundays, 2pm · Saint-Henri · $10 · meetup.com →
  • Tuesday-night badminton upstairs in the old Saint-Henri fire station on rue du Couvent. Birdies and nets provided, rackets to rent for $2, same crew most weeks.

    Tuesdays, 6:30pm · Saint-Henri · $10 · meetup.com →
  • Friendly Saturday-afternoon pickup basketball at the École des métiers du Sud-Ouest gym; everyone welcome, no team needed.

    Saturdays, 4pm · Saint-Henri · $10 · meetup.com →
  • Free try-it sessions in underwater rugby and underwater hockey at Piscine Joseph-Charbonneau. Tuesday night is a beginners' practice covering gear, breath-hold and passing; Wednesday late is a drop-in game for anyone comfortable on a snorkel.

    Tuesdays, 7:30pm · Villeray · Free · meetup.com →
  • Foam-ball dodgeball for adults on Thursday evenings at the Pointe-Saint-Charles YMCA, no team or experience needed. Drop in for $12 or register for the fall season; the first night is free.

    Thursdays, 6pm · Pointe-Saint-Charles · $12 · meetup.com →
  • Saturday-afternoon doubles on four courts at Collège André-Grasset's sports complex, players rotating on and off so nobody needs a partner. Strict no-show policy.

    Saturdays, 3pm · Ahuntsic · $13 · meetup.com →
  • Volunteer-run free social tennis in LaSalle and Lachine: Tuesday mornings and Sunday early afternoons on the Aréna Jacques-Lemaire courts, Sunday afternoons at Parc LaSalle in Lachine. You need to be able to rally and keep score; bring your own racket.

    Tuesdays and Sundays, time varies · Free · meetup.com →
  • Doubles badminton at the JFK gym on rue Villeray near Saint-Michel metro: Monday evenings for all levels on three courts and two Saturday blocks, one recreational and one intermediate-advanced. Birdies and nets provided, free parking.

    Mondays and Saturdays, time varies · Villeray · $10 · meetup.com →
  • The busiest pickup operator in the south-west: recreational indoor volleyball Saturday and Sunday afternoons at the Saint-Henri fire station and the École des métiers, two-court sessions Thursday and Friday nights, and 5-a-side futsal Wednesday and Thursday at the JFK gym in Saint-Michel. Running shoes and a smile is the only requirement for the all-levels slots.

    Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, time varies · Saint-Henri · $10-13 · meetup.com →

Questions people actually ask.

Do I need to be good?

Most pickup groups post a level, and most say all levels. Where a game is competitive, its listing says so. If in doubt, go once and watch the first game.

Do I need to sign up in advance?

Sometimes. Indoor courts have a cap, and groups that book one often ask you to RSVP on their page. Outdoor pickup almost never does.

What does it cost?

Usually a few dollars towards the court or the field permit, collected on the day. Outdoor games in a public park are typically free.

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