Festivals
The Perfect Getaway at ShazamFest #19
Get your Shazam on at a flamboyant and freaky family friendly camping getaway [read on]
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Festivals
ShazamFest: The Perfect Weekend Getaway for Summer!
Food, music, camping, dancing — Shazamfest is the perfect party for July [read on]
Consider
Surviving Through Crowdfunding: DFA Tattoos
DFA Tattoos finds a way to make it through the next few months of total shut down. [read on]
Do
We Did It: Lolë White Yoga Tour
We spend a beautiful evening at Parc Jean Drapeau moving and connecting with Montreal’s yoga community. [read on]
Review
The Mountaintop : The Baton Passes On
Piece about Dr. Martin Luther King has great acting and focuses on the reverend’s final moments. [read on]
Review
There Goes the Neighbourhood : Clybourne Park
1950s racism is alive and well. [read on]
Consider
Art comes alive across Quebec
Last year, the English-Language Arts Network launched Arts Alive!, a summer-long festival celebrating the work of artists in our province. They called it “a moveable feast of music, theatre, dance, visual arts and film.” And [read on]
Consider
Locals: Shihan Ray and the Karate Community
The death of a beloved karate teacher brings together a community of seemingly disconnected people in Montreal. [read on]
& Other Quebec Curios
Quebec’s Aboriginals, Part II & Other Quebec Curios
Part II of a presentation on Quebec’s First Nations and Inuit communities. Part of an ongoing series about Quebec history. [read on]
Do
Jane’s Walks in Montreal
City tours led by residents showcase Montreal’s neighbourhoods under many lenses. [read on]
Review
Review: Tribes at the Segal Centre
Important issues about community, family, and belonging addressed in show marred by clumsy narrative. [read on]
Do
Photojournal: Montreal-North Inaugurates La Vélocité des lieux
Photos of the celebration to welcome BGL’s latest work of art in Montreal-Nord. [read on]
Hear
Part 2 of Fattal Fest 2015: Into The Montreal Underground
A little bit of gonzo journalism on one of Montreal’s underground squat festivals. [read on]
Do
Community Day : A Day of Pride
Before the parade, members of organizations who support GLBTQ rights come out en masse for Community Day. [read on]
Hear
Love and Funky Stuff: Stereo is A Home Away from Home
Stereo Nightclub is one of the best places to dance in the city. Find out why. [read on]
Consider
Cercle Carré : Artists Need Green Roofs Too
Artist Co-op in Griffintown opens up its new green roof to the public. [read on]
Consider
Mission Accomplished! An Artista is Born
Catching up following the first session of Imago Theater’s ARTISTA Program [read on]
Interview
Hot off the Presses : Getting to Know Cinema Politica
Ten years and still going strong, Cinema Politica screens independent, political documentaries. Ezra Winton and Inês Lopes talk about the organization and their new book Screening Truth to Power. [read on]