Igloofest broke more records again this past weekend. Apparently, Saturday night's line up of DJs and musicians brought over 10,000 people down to the old port. That stat becomes a little crazier when you remember it was -20C out. Amazingly, special contributor/photographer Shannon Heather braved the cold to take a few photos and make a few observations of the party. We share them here below to get you primed for the last few days of Igloofest, taking place this weekend.

The event coordinators of Igloofest have done a good job at creating essentially what is a giant playground for adults.

Fire pits dotted throughout the site offer warmth to frozen fingers and tush's alike.

Meteorologists measured a difference of 10 degrees between the quays and the crowd this weekend, but the lights don't hurt in heating things up.

The snowsuit onesie population of Montreal is growing rapidly thanks to the fest.

It is rumoured that if you dance hard enough, you might be rewarded with a brief but memorable sighting of the abominable snowman.

Skeletons, pandas, dinosaurs and neon tribal drumming: all part of the Canadian experience.

New to this year's edition of the fest is a slippery tug-of-war that tends to draw people to either end of the rope to lend a hand.

There should probably be a prize for best dance beast.

France's Terence Fixmer was popular both with the crowd and backstage.

Spot-the-Santa is easy so how about spot-the-helmet? I always make fun of people who wear helmets without seeming reason but the amount of snow boots flying through the air render this guy logical.

The dance igloo, with its concentrated space, becomes a bumpin' place as the night wears on.

an extra special thanks to Shannon Heather for partying on our behalf.