Les Petites Perles Daycare
Dia de los muertos
💀🌼 Welcome to the Día de los Muertos Daycare! 🎨🧸
Les Petites Perles Daycare is presented by Montreal Littles and Ageplayers, in collaboration with Opalace.
This November, we are returning to our usual space, and the Daycare is bursting with vibrant colors to celebrate the Day of the Dead (Día de los Muertos)! Bring out your beautiful sugar skull face paint and bright flower crowns for a festive, magical, and heartwarming afternoon.
What’s on the agenda:
🎨 Themed crafts
🐺 Group games for everyone to enjoy
📖 Storytime
✨ Special surprise activities
🧸 And of course, our usual play spaces!
🎁 Epic Raffle: Over $300 in Prizes! To make this day even more unforgettable, we are thrilled to raffle off over $300 in prizes generously provided by our sponsors! You could win an amazing pair of locking mittens from Paddex.ca (a $100 value)!
As always, our team has put together a wonderful themed program for you to play, marvel, and make colorful memories together. It's the perfect opportunity to make some vibrant memories!
We can't wait to celebrate with you! 💀❤️
A sneak peek of the mittens that will be raffled off.
Les Petites Perles Daycare is presented by Montreal Littles and Ageplayers, in collaboration with Opalace Dungeon.
Each month the team puts together a themed programme: crafts, group games, storytime, special activities, and more.
Schedule — Doors open at 2 PM. The event ends at 6 PM.
Admission — $30 cash per person, paid at the door. That covers entry, snacks and treats, and unlimited juice and soft drinks. Your contribution also helps maintain and renew the equipment and materials.
Address — The address is sent to you after you register.
On the day — Our volunteer team is there to welcome you warmly. You'll recognise them by their MLA badges and distinctive lanyards. Never hesitate to approach them, whether you have a question or something feels wrong.
First time? — You'll be given a distinctive bracelet when you arrive, so our volunteers know it's your first visit. They'll check in with you through the afternoon and introduce you to people if you'd like. You don't need to know anyone to come.
Wristbands and prize draws — Everyone gets a numbered wristband on arrival. It lets you step out and come back during the afternoon, and it doubles as your entry into the draws: free admission to the next daycare, art supplies, puzzles, chocolates, gift cards. Some prizes come from our partners, others from members who bring things to give away.
Somewhere to breathe — A quiet room full of plushies is always available. You can lie down, decompress, and come back when you're ready.
Accessibility — Access is up a few steps; there is no step-free entrance. Email contact@ageplaymtl.com with any questions before making the trip.
Who's welcome — Littles, middles, adult babies (AB), diaper lovers (DL), caregivers, and anyone exploring the ageplay community. Strictly 18+.
By registering, you confirm that you have read the rules and agree to follow them.
- When
- Saturday, November 7, 2026 · 2:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.
- Where
- Opalace
- Door
- $30Paid at the door, cash only.
- going
- 13
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FAQ
It's my first time — what should I expect?
A gentle afternoon with no pressure. Arrive at your own pace, watch for a while if you like, and join in only when you feel like it.
You'll be given a distinctive bracelet when you arrive, so our volunteers know it's your first time and will check in with you through the afternoon. You'll recognise them by their MLA badges and lanyards.
How much does it cost, and how do I pay?
$30 per person, cash only, paid at the door. That covers entry, snacks and treats, and unlimited drinks.
Where is the event held?
At Opalace Dungeon in Montreal. The exact address is sent after you register — that's a protection for the whole community.
Is the venue accessible?
Access is up a few steps. There is no step-free entrance: someone using a wheelchair needs to be able to get it up those few steps.
We'd rather say so plainly than have you find out on arrival. If you have questions about access before making the trip, email contact@ageplaymtl.com and we'll give you a straight answer.
What if I need a break?
There's a quiet room full of plushies for exactly that. You can lie down, decompress, and come back when you're ready. Nobody will ask why.
How do I get there by metro?
Place-des-Arts station, on the green line, is very close. The rest of the directions come with the address, after you register.
Where can I park?
We recommend the Indigo parking garage at 500 boulevard René-Lévesque, Montreal: about $10 for the whole day.
Can I come on my own?
Yes, and plenty of people do.
If it's your first time, you'll be given a distinctive bracelet. It lets our volunteers spot you easily: they'll check in with you through the afternoon, make sure you're doing alright, and introduce you to people if you'd like.
You don't need to know anyone to come.
What should I bring?
Whatever you like. Your stuffies, your toys, whatever you feel like showing people. Your diapers and diaper bag, powder and wipes, little clothes, your pacifier.
We keep powder and wipes on hand, though not necessarily the kind you prefer — if that matters to you, bring your own.
Can I leave and come back?
Yes, no problem. Everyone gets a wristband on arrival — the kind you get at a fair or a water park — which lets you step out and come back during the afternoon.
What are the prize draws?
Your wristband has a number on it, and we use those to draw prizes through the afternoon.
Prizes change every edition: free entry to the next daycare, art supplies (colouring books, crayons, paints), puzzles, chocolates, and sometimes gift cards for good places around Montreal — Illumi, cinema passes, that sort of thing.
Some prizes come from our partners, others from members who bring things to give away: bags of diapers, pyjamas, pacifiers, tickets to other events.
Who's going
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Rules — Les Petites Perles Daycare
These rules apply to Les Petites Perles Daycare. MLA also runs other kinds of events, which have their own rules — always check those of the event you are registering for.
Our events are non-sexual. That is what keeps the space safe and inclusive for everyone.
If it wouldn't be appropriate in a regular daycare, it isn't appropriate here.
By registering, you confirm that you have read these rules and agree to follow them. Any violation may result in action to protect the safety and integrity of the event.
General
- No alcohol
- Phones and mobile devices are not allowed in the play area
Photos
Photos are allowed, but always with a staff member's permission and supervision. Ask before taking anything — if it's busy, a volunteer will take the photo for you.
Nobody is ever required to be in a photo. If you don't want to be in one, you won't be, and you don't have to explain why.
Hygiene and environment
- For those wearing diapers: bowel movements (#2) are strictly prohibited
- Using underwear as a toilet is not allowed
- Diaper changes only in the designated areas
- Maintain proper personal hygiene, for everyone's comfort
- No shoes on soft surfaces: play mats, cat tree, beds, BDSM stations
- Keep the space clean and dispose of your trash
What to wear
Dress for the month's theme, in little gear, in a diaper, in cosplay — or simply in everyday clothes if you're a daddy, mommy, or big. None of it is required.
And if dressing up feels like a lot, there's no pressure at all: ease into it at your own pace, one edition at a time.
Food and drink
The snacks and drinks we serve are yours to enjoy — they're included in your admission.
One exception: nothing to eat or drink on the dedicated play surfaces, like the ball pit or the cat tree. On the play mats, it's fine.
Respect and atmosphere
The daycare is a shared space. Be mindful of the littles around you and of the immersive atmosphere we're trying to create. For example: if your adult conversation seems to be disturbing people in their roleplay, move a bit further away.
On the day
Our volunteer team is there to welcome you. You'll recognise them by their MLA badges and distinctive lanyards — never hesitate to approach them, whether you have a question or something feels wrong.
The event takes place at Opalace Dungeon and their house rules apply as well: Opalace Dungeon Rules (French only).
Two exceptions for the daycare: the dungeon's dress code does not apply — see "What to wear" above — and the snacks and drinks we serve are permitted.
Strictly 18+.