Bibelot

Bibelot

Hunt for Hidden Treasures and Create Custom Keepsakes in Montreal's Blind Box Wonderland with Your Teens!

Bibelot brings the thrill of mystery collecting to the heart of Montreal's Plateau neighbourhood. This specialized shop offers an exciting world of blind box collectibles alongside an Italian charm bracelet crafting station where teens can design personalized accessories. Whether your teen is drawn to cute characters, enjoys the anticipation of surprise unboxing, or wants to create custom jewelry, this unique destination combines collecting culture with hands-on creativity.

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When:
Saturday 12–8 p.m.
Sunday 12–6 p.m.
Monday and Tuesday closed
Wednesday and Thursday 12–6 p.m.
Friday 12–8 p.m.

Where:
3908 R. Saint-Denis, Montréal, QC H2W 2M4
🚇 Sherbrooke

Highlights:

• Wide Selection of Trending Collectibles: A curated collection featuring popular blind box characters including Sonny Angels (cherub figures with animal-themed hats), Smiskis (glow-in-the-dark creatures that depict everyday activities), Labubu (expressive characters with mischievous grins), Miffy, Monchichi, and other collectible series that appeal to teens and young adults.
  
  
• Friendly and Accommodating Owners: The welcoming atmosphere created by the friendly shop owners makes browsing and asking questions comfortable, whether your teen is new to blind box collecting or an experienced enthusiast.
  
  
• Rare Pokemon Cards for Collectors: A selection of rare Pokemon cards that appeals to collectors looking to add special finds to their collections, making Bibelot a destination for Pokemon enthusiasts beyond just blind box fans.
  
  
• Italian Charm Bracelet Station: An interactive crafting area where teens can design and assemble personalized Italian charm bracelets by selecting from a variety of individual charms that reflect their interests, personalities, and style, creating wearable accessories that tell their own stories.
  
  
• Home Decor Selection: Beyond collectibles, the shop offers cute home accessories and decorative items that complement the aesthetic many teens are curating for their personal spaces.
  
  

Recommended Audience:
This experience is perfect for families with teens and young adults in Montreal who enjoy collecting, appreciate Japanese and pop culture aesthetics, like the excitement of mystery purchases, or want to create personalized accessories while exploring Montreal's trendy Plateau neighbourhood.

What to Expect:
A specialized retail space packed with colorful blind box displays, an Italian charm bracelet crafting station, and opportunities to browse trending collectible figures and home decor items.

Some things to consider during your visit:

• Parking on Rue Saint Denis: Street parking in the Plateau neighbourhood can be challenging to find, especially during peak hours. The area has metered street parking and residential permit zones, so plan extra time to locate a spot. Consider using public transit (Sherbrooke or Mont-Royal metro stations are both within walking distance) as a more convenient option.

Disclosure: We received a complimentary blind box and Italian charm bracelet workshop from Bibelot in exchange for our coverage.