First People’s Festival Raises its Voice
Celebrate indigenous cultures worldwide with this long running festival.
Festivals
Festivals and events happening in Montreal
Fantasia Festival Picks for 2018
A selection of titles you should catch at the Fantasia festival, ranging from adolescent angst to zombies.
Inuit Arts Festival at Concordia
Film, performances, and an art exhibition are on order for Inuit art festival.
King of the Tabla and Other Gods of Music
The creation mythology of jazz tells of the transplantation and fusion of various musical cultures in the 18th and 19th centuries. The slave trade brought north-west African [read on]
Women Rock the Jazz Fest: Jann Arden, Martha Wainwright, Dee Dee Bridgewater, Davina and the Vagabonds
The opening weekend of the 39th edition of the FIJM featured some of the most inspiring women in the music world, including a new fun find. Friday night Jann Arden [read on]
Fringe Festival Reviews #14 : CLIO, Around the World in 8 Mistakes, and More
Reviews of CLIO, Around the World in 8 Mistakes, Le Grand Alexandre: Magicien Humanitaire, Bad Habits, and Apocalipsync Humanity is a Drag
Montreal Fringe Festival Reviews # 14: b&M La Mort de boKa et Mazy, Self Made Slut, 4’33 in Bagdad,
A few last shows you won’t want to miss at the Fringe this year
Fringe Festival Reviews # 12 : Kafka’s Metamorphosis
A Zany World Premiere: Kafka’s Metamorphosis, The Many-Legged Musical!
Fringe Festival Reviews # 10 : Sex? But I’m Canadian, Stories About Love, Death, & A Rabbit, and The Eulogy
Three very funny shows to catch at the Fringe.
Fringe Festival Reviews # 9 : The Autism Monologues
Heart-wrenching show looks at autism from those impacted.
Montreal Fringe Festival Reviews # 7: Crime After Crime (After Crime), Is that How Clowns Have Sex, SCUM FM
Three great shows at the Festival.
Buyer and Cellar : Montreal Fringe Festival Reviews # 4
Donald Rees takes on a job as Barbara Steisand’s only employee in an underground mall.
Don’t Read the Comments : Montreal Fringe Festival Review # 5
Talk show Don’t Read the Comments is worth tuning into.
Rootless Tree : Montreal Fringe Festival Reviews # 2
Real drama in the Espace Freestanding as Rebecca Rowley and Jen Viens play two wives longing for their husband. The same husband.
Dance Side of the Moon : Montreal Fringe Festival Reviews # 3
Maxine Segalowitz is mesmerizing in dance performance.
Greasy by Glam Gam : Montreal Fringe Festival Review #1
Our first Fringe Festival review is of Fringe staple Glam Gam with their take on the film Grease. It’s a hot one!
Latin Quarter Heats Up For Spring with Lancement des Terrasses
The terrasses of the Latin Quarter await you and Montreal has a celebration to mark it.