A stroll through the historic neighborhood once known as Canada's jazz capital. The experience focuses on tracing the footsteps of Oscar Peterson along the charming streets where he grew up, exploring the cultural landscape of early 20th-century Montreal, and learning how local music clubs and community life shaped his signature sound.

A green space and neighborhood park named in honor of the jazz icon. Visitors pause here for a symbolic tribute to Peterson’s global legacy, learning about his journey from a modest home environment in Little Burgundy to international fame.

An exterior visit to one of the oldest Black congregations in Canada. The guide highlights its deep cultural importance as a community cornerstone and its role in supporting generations of Black Canadian artists, including the Peterson family.

A historic public market located near the Lachine Canal. Visitors experience the lively, bustling market atmosphere that reflects the vibrant spirit of the neighborhood as Oscar Peterson knew it during his youth.