Creations GAMA Takes over Primeau Art Gallery
Fashion show held at art gallery finds new uses for recycled fur
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Fashion show held at art gallery finds new uses for recycled fur
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Patrick from Montreal band We Are Monroe talks about their upcoming show at Osheaga and what’s in store in the future. [read on]
A magic and absurdity show that delivers on its promise. [read on]
Three sets of treaties in France would end the American Revolutionary War between the Thirteen Colonies and Great Britain and their respective allies. New England, who had France and Spain as their major allies during [read on]
Xavier Dolan’s new film is emotional, well-acted, and relatable. [read on]
While 1754 marked the beginning of a major colonial war in North America, the year 1756 marks the time when the Seven Years’ War truly became a global conflict. The British and the French formally [read on]
The traditional date of the beginning of the Seven Years’ War is 1754, when somebody named George Washington attacked a French scouting party, provoking the French into retaliating by attacking and eventually taking over Fort [read on]
At the beginning of the eighteenth century, far away from New France, in a not-so-little continent named Europe, there was a war going on, and all because of the lack of children. More specifically, countries [read on]
The first filles du roi arrived in 1663, a government-sponsored initiative of bringing young women into the colonies to work, marry, and have children. It was actually the idea of Jean Talon, who needed to [read on]
As stated many times in the past few weeks, New France’s population was an epic fail at best. Despite Champlain’s permanent settlement, the Habitation, as well as both colonisation efforts in Trois-Rivières and Ville-Marie, by [read on]
Champlain: one of the great names of Quebec history, but how well do we know him? Like Jacques Cartier, we are still questioning details about Champlain’s early life, including the exact date of his birth, [read on]
The Vikings may have landed in Canada first, but the first permanent settlement was manned by Jacques Cartier, a French explorer. Learn about this era of exploration in this week’s Quebec Curios. [read on]
Robot art gives you a chance to get into the machine and move around. Find out here. [read on]
World food tour changes its dates from August to September to attract more students to its tables. [read on]
Forget Netflix binges, turn the dial to this warmhearted show about animals and animal care every Wednesday. [read on]
Winner of the French language production at the Fringe Festival as well as a show of puppetry promise to capture your total attention. [read on]
Film about infrequently discussed topic about why women choose not to have children despite social pressure covered in film. [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]
OCTOV’s latest party at an unnamed downtown location brought Electric Rescue to spin for the crowd. [read on]
Montreal’s Omnivorous Party brought together 20 hot new chefs for a night of sampling. [read on]
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