One of the hottest scenes in Montreal is its folk and bluegrass scene. Concerts bringing in international artists are organized regularly by Matt Large and jam nights happen regularly at Barfly (Sundays), Grumpys (Thursdays), Brutopia, [read on]
Maria, the founder of Octo-D, loves traveling. Born in France, she ended up Canada about 20 years ago. But, no matter what she’s done or where she’s lived, she never gave up her passion to [read on]
Annual festival celebrates women’s bodies and sexuality. [read on]
Cabaret DadaMomentum, event La Sala Rossa, October 14 @ 8 PM La Sala Rossa is celebrating dada’s centennial with an evening of theatre, music, mime, abstraction, poetry and “hallucinations.” A night of DADA? Sign me [read on]
Délicat Pulse & Picture Transition (Display Camera) Picture Transition (Unfixed Form), vernissage Fonderie Darling, September 22 from 5 to 10 PM The Darling Foundry opens its 2016 fall season, with Délicat Pulse by Julie Favreau [read on]
Thinkers from around the world come to Montreal in the name of peace, cooperation, and interfaith connection. [read on]
Networking event brings together great minds from Montreal with others from around the world. [read on]
With local and international artists, this celebration of arabic culture goes from djs to sitars, bellydance to orchestras, fiction to documentary. Check it out. [read on]
Montreal’s office of public consultation begins an on-line discussion about reducing fossil fuel use in the city. What do you think? [read on]
Renowned stylist and designer, Patricia Field speaks at FMD Conferences [read on]
As part of the Blue Metropolis festival, The Walrus brings forward speakers to lecture on ways to make a city come alive [read on]
International conference on the Americas makes its film and art programs available to the public. [read on]
PyCon, a conference dedicated to Python language, sold out months ahead of time. Seriously. What exactly makes a conference on computer programming so exciting? [read on]
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