Festivals
What to do in Montreal in July : Events and Festivals 2025
Don’t miss a thing this July with our monthly calendar of what’s happening in Montreal [read on]
Month: June 2025
Festivals
Picks for Montréal Completèment Cirque
The Montréal Completèment Cirque is coming back for its 15th year, and bringing with it some of the most thrilling shows summer has to offer! Whether you’re a fan of acrobatics or clownish antics, here [read on]
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Face Rider’s Daring Emo Myth
The hermit, hog, and himbo create a swamp dump celebrating gender’s many varieties [read on]
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Star Wars D’Icitte Review
Hilarity ensues with musical set in a galaxy not really all that far away [read on]
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Immersive Classic Rock ROCKS
Head back in time with music and art from the ’70s and ’80s. [read on]
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Interview: Creating the Musical with Trevor Barrette
In a “love letter to Montreal and musical theatre,” multitalented Trevor Barrette launches his latest work, Max and Aaron Write a Musical. The show is about Max and Aaron who must write a musical while [read on]
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Fringe Reviews #9: Donnie and Me and the CBC
Funny, fresh, flashback: Donnie and Me and the CBC is must-see [read on]
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Clue on Stage: Murder, Chaos, and Lots of Laughs
Hilarious production pulls audience into the game [read on]
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Get Your Jazz Fest On
Is it time yet? Don’t fret! (get the pun?) Jazz Fest is almost here. We know you’ve been waiting all year to spend some long summer nights at Place des Arts bathing your eardrums in [read on]
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Fringe Reviews #8: Enmeshed, Inconvenient Dragons, The Heterosexuals
Enmeshed In Nguyen Dinh’s Enmeshed, an adorable couple in their 20s embarks on a journey into polyamory and leaves very different from how they entered. The only constant is laundry. Adam is at the start [read on]
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Fringe Reviews #7: Poz
6 days, 100 miles a day = 600 miles from Toronto to Montreal. Perhaps you’ve seen the annual Friends for Life Bike Rally on the canal during Pride Month (August in Montreal). The ride fundraises [read on]
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Review: C(h)oeur Silencieux
Whether you’re a regular theatre attendee or you’re just a crazed Disney fan, everyone has seen a musical. Yes, we are all familiar with the concept of characters going about their business and then randomly [read on]
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Festival of Chamber Music’s 30 edition: Irresistible Celtic Violins
Nestled in what once was the romantic revival Erskine and American Church in the heart of Montreal’s prestigious Golden Square Mile lies the Salle Bougie, an intimate yet elegant (with Tiffany glass windows) music hall [read on]
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Race to Catch the Lego F1 Off-Track Experience
Looking for a fun family-friendly activity? Look no further than Carrefour Laval for an ultimate Lego-themed Formula 1 extravaganza! In the middle of the shopping centre just a few steps away from the Lego Store [read on]
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Fringe Reviews #6: A Love Unbecoming, Jem Rolls
A Love Unbecoming The essence of a good farce is pacing and good comedy that is full of real belly laughs. Although the actors in A Love Unbecoming are decidedly talented, the script leaves a great [read on]
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DJ Haram Single Distress Tolerance Released
DJ Haram releases her new single, “Distress Tolerance,” from her debut album, Beside Myself. The track encompasses sacred anthems and commercial club music, as a complex, rhythmic beat merges with exotic, uneasy electronics. The single [read on]
Festivals
Osheaga Survival Guide 2025 : What to Wear, Where to Stay, What to Do, Who to See, and How to Party
The popular guide to how to survive Osheaga 2025 [read on]
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Fringe Festival Reviews #5: Jem Rolls, To Pieces, Harlem of the North
To Pieces Two former lovers from a small town meet in a bar. One has moved to the city to pursue research and the other stayed behind to teach high school. As their conversation continues, [read on]
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Fringe Festival Reviews #4: Colonial Circus
Improv clown meets colonization at the Colonial Circus. [read on]
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Jane Austen Wrecked My Life
Where Austen’s Fairytale Romance Comes to Life in 2025 [read on]