Quantic Kills It at Montreal Jazz Fest
Quantic and his talented band are magnifico in Club Soda. [read more]
Quantic and his talented band are magnifico in Club Soda. [read more]
Netherlands fans in orange and blue celebrate as Mexico is eliminated. Pictures from Montreal of World Cup fans watching the games. [read more]
Brazil came through to defeat Chile. Here is German Silva’s photolog of the game in Café Frappé. [read more]
Piknic Electronik features an incredible line up of djs and summer Sunday sun. [read more]
Apart from the obvious legends, there are many paid shows at the Montreal Jazz Fest worth seeing. Here are our picks. [read more]
Born in Quebec, Steve Hill is one of those mean blues guitarists hailed as the best in the province, if not Canada. He gets down. He gets dirty. He goes for the heart. No wonder [read more]
We bring back the Montreal Bucket List with Annie Shreeve’s visit to Montreal’s authentic Brittany pastry shop for a pastry that sells out before 9 a.m. [read more]
In the journey to hit all of Montreal’s bucket list classics, Esther hits a restaurant that might derail the project entirely. [read more]
A Bandolier of Dreams and High Tea bring out the British accents. Which one is real and which one isn’t? Wine or tea? Where’s the beer? [read more]
Head down to Pinq Taco every 3rd Saturday of the month to check out featured comics for guaranteed laughs. [read more]
Bicycling clothing gets a much-needed make over to be stylish and functional with this new Montreal company and its Kickstarter campaign. [read more]
Montreal blues/folk songster Adam Karch talks about his newly released album as well as performance and process. [read more]
Debra Heather sits down for a personal interview with rocker Taylor James, to discuss his musical inspirations, influences and future aspirations. [read more]
A week in which a woman takes selfies with a corpse, another woman predicts her lottery winnings, more work is done on the Mercier, and Casey Kasum is silenced. [read more]
The crowd of Portugal fans watching the dramatic Portugal vs. USA game was captured by Germán Silva at Cafe Frappe. [read more]
Our picks for the best free shows at the Montreal International Jazz Festival 2014. Everything from creative interpretations of standards to international rising stars to hip hop and funk. [read more]
New DVD offers an intimate portrait of James Thurber that shows his struggles, rather than just his literary achievements. [read more]
International conference on the Americas makes its film and art programs available to the public. [read more]
Based on the book by James Franco, this film looks at suburban teenage life through a slightly exaggerated percpetion. [read more]
Shep Gordon never got to have a family in the conventional way. This documentary shows how he fathered the careers of many orphan artists. [read more]
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