Win Tickets: Walrus, Eager Dance, and Look Vibrant at Divan Orange
Win tickets to check out Walrus on May 10 [read on]
Win tickets to check out Walrus on May 10 [read on]
Excellent one woman show tackles dyslexia and breast cancer, but still manages to shine. [read on]
La fête du croissant gives you a chance to sample some of the city’s best for just $1 a pastry. [read on]
Bécue-Renard’s new film explores the after-effects of war. [read on]
The tulip transforms [read on]
Not-to-be-missed Australian reggae-rock sensation plays at l’Astral April 30th. [read on]
So far the buildings we have discovered in Montreal have been buildings that have already been completed, and, like the New York Life Building or the Sun Life Building, have existed for more than a [read on]
Whether you like jazz or not, the annual music festival has something of interest for you. [read on]
Support mostly proper ladies Tessa J Brown and Marianne Trenka fund their Montreal Fringe Show. [read on]
“Turns out, bombing really hard in your underwear is considerably more intense than bombing fully clothed.” Who knew? Find out here. [read on]
There are more festivals than sunny days in May — and May tends to be full of sunshine in the city! [read on]
Who will do more jail time: 3 guys who got busted lighting firecrackers in different metro stations or Karla Homolka? [read on]
Brendan shares some thoughts on the passing of Prince, an artist who performed one of his final shows in Montreal. [read on]
Drop in to Montreal’s annual festival of contemporary art works for sale. [read on]
Big musical fun with a pulpy look at the battle for morality in Montreal in the 1950s. [read on]
Is polyamory for you? Find out what is required in today’s column. [read on]
The Sun Life Building is one of few important buildings that are not connected to the Underground City despite being across the street from Place Ville-Marie. However, it is understandable for a building of its [read on]
Tchaikovsky pieces as well as works never performed here on stage at Outremont this week. [read on]
A pool full of locally made goods. [read on]
Big changes at Les Grands Ballets — a new space, a new Artistic Director, and plenty of ballet to come. Find out about the 2016/17 season here. [read on]
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