The history of the Marché Aux Fleurs
On the occasion of the Floralies Internationales in 1980, flower markets were set up in the squares of the City of Montreal, including Phillips Square. The administration wanted to see the birth of a policy to improve the urban environment and the quality of life in the city centre.
In 2018, after more than 30 years of existence, the Marché Aux Fleurs is closing its doors on Phillips Square.
In 2021, a grand opening on the square in front of St. James United Church. Our aim is to continue to improve the daily life of the inhabitants, workers and visitors of the city centre.
Opening August 2021
New Location
On the forecourt of St James United Church. A few steps from the Labaie shop and Phillips Square.
New Creative Team
Our specialists guide and accompany customers through the process of creating bouquets.
Multi-Service
In-store advice, online service and deliveries throughout Montreal and surrounding areas.
Marché Moderne in Montreal
- We encourage local, Quebec and Canadian producers.
- We are revolutionising the traditional market. A web and event-based clientele allows us to offer a product that matches any price and design.
- We offer cut flowers, seasonal plants and a wide variety of cacti and succulents.
- Not forgetting the floral arrangements and a personalised floral design service.
