Times have changed and so have dads. What they want for Fathers’ Day isn’t more socks and ties (if it ever was) but great family times to treasure. Check out these suggestions for a truly memorable Fathers’ Day.

The Sports Fan
The Art Aficionado
The Adventurer
The Outdoorsman
The Gourmet

The Sports Fan

Is dad or hubby a die-hard baseball or football fan? Offer him a chance to go see the Montreal Alouettes or the Québec Capitales play. There’s an outing that would get a thumbs up from any sport-buff dad and the kids too!

The Art Aficionado

Modern dads would gladly trade the traditional ties for artwork created by the budding artists in their own family. Why not organize a family outing to a clay crafting centre where everyone can make and bake their own objets d’art. The kids can decorate theirs with a few special words for dad.

The Adventurer

If dad likes to walk on the wild side, invite him to the Insectarium de Montréal’s Insect Tasting Celebration. Munching on ants, beetles, bamboo worms, crickets, and locusts will give dad a real Survivor experience.

The Outdoorsman

Families don’t often get the chance to enjoy outdoor activities together. So why not round up the family on Fathers’ Day and go hiking, climbing or biking? You’ll be building muscles and memories that dad will treasure!

The Gourmet

For fathers who love food, the picnic has it all. Sunshine, fresh air, fantastic food that won't break the family budget, and a setting where everyone, even parents of toddlers, can relax.

With a nice bottle of chilled rosé, the following menu will delight dad, your favourite gourmet:

Another great way to celebrate Fathers' Day is a barbecue, especially since steaks and tournedos are featured in this week's flyer:

Enjoy!