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The days and nights are dark and cool, but the festivals keep both day and nightlife bright. [read on] -
The 18th edition of the Massimadi Afro LGBTQ+ Film & Arts Festival opened under the banner of art, pride, and community. A true crossroads of artistic expression and reflection, the opening night once again celebrated [read on] -
Don’t be spooked… by the abundance of things to do in October. [read on]
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The ’80s were a time when Canadian pop rock really began to hit its stride and come into its own. The radio airwaves were dominated not only by acts from the US and Britain but [read on] -
Serge-André Jones explores grief, uncertainty, and acceptance through three movements of piano. [read on] -
On September 1st, 2026, Orchestre Classique de Montréal (OCM) launched its 87th season at the Maison symphonique in Montreal with an important opening concert on Beethoven & Fialkowska. The Orchestra, its conductor Andrei Feher, and Janina [read on]
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Presented by Danse Danse at Théâtre Maisonneuve last night in Montreal, Christos Papadopoulos’s My Fierce Ignorant Step is nothing short of captivating. Exploring the unison and cohesion of the group, Greek choreographer Christos Papadopoulos captivates [read on] -
The Galerie de l’UQAM and the Musée d’art de Joliette present two deeply moving exhibitions that turn historical archives into unforgettable art. Go see this! [read on] -
Montreal had the pleasure to host the contemporary choreographer, Christos Papadopoulos, and dancers at the Théâtre Maisonneuve. It was run for four days from October 28th to 31st. The question underpinning the choreography was “How [read on]
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While Montrealers turn back their clocks today to mark the end of daylight saving time, Infinity Experiences offers two journeys that go far beyond a single hour. From the vast reaches of the cosmos to [read on] -
While the price of everything seems to rise faster than most people’s paychecks, SODEC (La Société des enterprises culturelles) has taken pity on us and is offering a cultural opportunity that is hard to beat: [read on]
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One of the biggest gripes I have with noodle bowls is that I like mine with fewer noodles and more vegetables, tofu, meats, and especially more broth. Turns out, a solution exists – malatang, a [read on]
