11st Montreal UFO Dinner : Saturday 13 June 2026

by Yann Vadnais · Published May 15, 2026 · Updated May 25, 2026

The first edition of theMontreal UFO Dinners » will take place on Saturday 13 June 2026, to 13 h 00.

Meeting to share and reflect on UFOs and paranormal experiences !

The event consists of an afternoon of two conferences, interspersed with participant testimonies and a group discussion.
We then continue the meeting with a dinner at the restaurant St-Hubert, located not far from the conference room.

Easy & rsquo; access !
Metro station : Longueuil-Université-de-Sherbrooke.
Parking nearby.

Get tickets :
https://shop.garpan.ca/produit/souper-ufologique-de-montreal-13-juin-2026/

Guests :

« How to interpret cases of humanoids ? The humanoid of the Annunciation (1992) and some famous cases from Quebec »
Yann Vadnais, researcher in philosophy and literature

“The humanoid of Sainte-Marthe-sur-le-Lac (1966) was it really seen again in 2000 and 2017 ?! »
by Jean-François Primeau, investigator

The public is invited to join us in the conference room at 12 h 30.
Dinner starting 17 h 00.

welcome !
Invite friends !

Afternoon of conferences in the Sherbrooke University building on the Longueuil campus
Salle : 3605
150 Place Charles-Le Moyne, Longueuil, J4K 0B7

Followed by dinner at the Saint-Hubert restaurant : 825 Saint-Laurent Street West, Longueuil, J4K 2V1

To facilitate the organization of the event, please buy your tickets in advance : https://shop.garpan.ca/produit/souper-ufologique-de-montreal-13-juin-2026/

*** The organizers emphasize that this event does not seek to “promote beliefs”, but rather to contribute to a coherent and rational discourse on the psycho-sociological phenomena affecting witnesses, on the discursive dynamics of the social reception of their testimonies and on the most mysterious cases of UFOs which resist any satisfactory explanation and which represent real scientific anomalies. The recommended approaches are therefore ethnography, anthropology, history and other human and social sciences likely to make intelligible the testimonies of unusual observations and imaginal experiences.