What to Do in Montreal : November Festivals and Events 2025
The days and nights are dark and cool, but the festivals keep both day and nightlife bright. [read on]
The days and nights are dark and cool, but the festivals keep both day and nightlife bright. [read on]
“Blue moon, you saw me standing alone, Without a dream in my heart, without a love of my own.” So do the lyrics go for the wildly successful and romantic ballad, whose lyrics by Lorenz [read on]
White Lion, Brown Tiger written by Vishesh Abeyratne and directed by Michelle Soicher takes place in a thrift store where there a heated exchange between two Sri Lankan employees—Lasantha, a Sinhalese-Canadian, and Rishan, a recent [read on]
Sometimes, the scariest movie is not the horror/slasher/fright fest with all the screaming, gore and blood. No, it is the psychological thrillers that pick at the human psyche to reveal all the rot below the [read on]
Friday Ocotber 3rd was a big day for fans of Lapéluda and indie-folk-latin aficionados alike. Colombian-québécoise up-and-coming artist Lapéluda delivered a beautiful concert in the Salle Bourgie, celebrating her new EP : “entre cielo y tierra.” [read on]
Lights. Camera. Action. Prepare to be dazzled, charmed and transported into the lost era of old-Hollywood’s grace and elegance mixed with Latin American music, dance and rich colours. Based on the acclaimed novel by Manuel [read on]
Stone and Bone Spectacular, written and directed by Ange Loft, was a mixture of cabaret, traditional storytelling, and burlesque which revealed the mixed and sometimes terrifying history of Tiohtià:ke or Montreal. The stage was dominated [read on]
Those whose say modern cinema is lacking fresh stories and old Hollywood quality need to see Kogonda’s new movie “A Big Bold Beautiful Journey”. The A-list cast, featuring the talented Margot Robbie and Colin Farrell [read on]
Don’t be spooked… by the abundance of things to do in October. [read on]
As the leaves turn red and fall sets in, Bourgie Hall’s fall season begins. Located in the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, the venue, which was once the Erskine and American Church, now hosts an [read on]
PTA outdoes himself… again. [read on]
Like a sticom on stage. [read on]
Ultra feminine styles at Montreal Fashion Week runway show. [read on]
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