This Week in Montreal Music February 12 to February 18
Lots of new releases being showcased through town. [read on]
Lots of new releases being showcased through town. [read on]
I Am Michael follows a young gay man in his transition from a fast life of activism to a life of self-denial. [read on]
The Jackie Kennedy biopic is carried by the outstanding acting. [read on]
The Montreal Gazette? That is so 1785. Read about the new kids on the block, Le Canadien and the Mercury, on this week’s Curios. [read on]
Interview with Deb DeMure and Mona D., from LA’s Drab Majesty. [read on]
Fantastic comedy about two opposites and a Pollack painting. [read on]
Il y a 10 ans, la loi proclamant février comme étant le Mois de l’histoire des Noirs, est entrée en vigueur au Québec. Chaque année, la richesse et la diversité de la société québécoise sont [read on]
Show about the difficulties in putting on a play a night of hilarity. [read on]
Exhibition on multi-talented artist combines visual and literary works in creatively curated way. [read on]
This year, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts has opened its doors and reserves to Ari Bayuaji. In collaboration with the Conseil des arts de Montreal, the museum put out a call for their Impressions [read on]
Anna recounts the best works she saw while participating in Ecuador’s Artes Vivas de Loja theatre festival. [read on]
Album draws inspiration from Coen Brothers and C.S. Lewis. [read on]
Production focuses on absurdity of the middle east through the eyes of a Canadian/American novelist. [read on]
Du 25 mai au 8 juin 2017, le Festival TransAmériques lancera sa 11e édition ! Le 1er février, FTA a levé le voile sur une partie de sa riche programmation. [read on]
As the stage went dark, dimly lit by a screen announcing the band, a silhouette made its way to the front of the stage. The hooded figure turned out to be singer Neal Morse, lit by [read on]
Sir Guy Carleton, 1st Baron Dorchester, returned to the now plural Canadas in August of 1973 in order to be physically present and assume his role as the Governor of the Canadas as well as [read on]
Sampha is coming back. Here’s why you need to be at the show. [read on]
Comedy event combines great laughs with great food. [read on]
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