Exhibitions You Need to Visit : Go Greek
Exhibition at Pointe à Callière brings rare pieces from Greece to Montreal that celebrate ancient Greek culture.
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Fear and Loathing South of the 40: 2014 in Review
It was a year of excess and weirdness and elections and charters and commissions and these are the highlights.
Rx for Winter: Toteflix for your smartphone!
Last week I advocated getting out of the house for a cocktail and a giggle; this week I’m suggesting that whether you’re at home or on the road, all you need is Toteflix [read on]
What to Do Christmas Eve and Christmas Night
Twas the night before Christmas and all through the city, not a creature was saying, “I’m bored, ’tis a pity.” We got you covered for the 24 and 25 December with this list.
Sunday Night Improv : Survivor, Improv Style
Every Sunday you can watch the funniest of the funny battle to be the last of the funny… and it’s funny.
Crowdfunding: Two if By Sea a Revolutionary Undertaking
Sarah Segal-Lazar is crowdfunding with indiegogo to raise funds for her new album. Learn about what inspires this artistic fireball here.
My Montreal Bucket List: Christmas Markets!
The Christmas cheer is all around! The perfect time for exploring the local markets. Annie visits Marché du Noël St Henri in celebration of the festive season.
It’s Only Love: Be Safe, Seriously
While we hope for a perfect world where there is freedom to be yourself at any time and any place, sometimes things just go wrong.
Review: Anna Marie & Company Get Started with Kinfolk
Montreal band releases its first filled with blues, jazz, and southern songwriting.
Photojournal: A Bed Time Story for the Over 18
Suspense, sex, murder, and intrigue combine to create new book, video, and song project A Bedtime Story.
RX for Winter : Bota Bota The Spa on a Boat
Dream about summer from the first snowfall? Our new column Rx for Winter has got what you need to make it through a Montreal winter. Bota Bota spa up first.
Up and Coming: Montreal’s The Willing release debut EP Splendid Gifts
Starting out with a member too young to play in a bar, Montreal’s The Willing keeps at it and is releasing its first EP.
PucesPOP : Pop n’ Shop Picks
With 20 new vendors this year and some beloved old ones, Puces POP has something unusual for everyone. You might be tempted to get yourself a thing or three.
Review of Frisky Kids Show at Divan Orange: It was a Frisky Evening!
Local band Frisky Kids plays a solid set that shows that they’ve got looks, charm, and talent.
Fear and Loathing South of the 40 : Puns and Other Good Tidings
Feeling the pinch of austerity? Got a criminal record you need expunged? Found out your flu shot is ineffective? You can put it on a vanity plate (soon).
Review: What Do You See? by Frantik & Dirty Dane
What Do You See? mixes brutal egoism, drug references and hip hop’s trademark misogyny with goofy childlike charm and vague self-awareness.
A Celebration of Life. Myriam’s Dress: Immigrant Grief, Native Condolence
Myriam’s Dress. A collection of treasures woven together through the artistic talent, love and passion. An artistic story of a life that was taken too soon, this has [read on]
The Goodbye Comedyworks Deserves: Live from Comedyworks at TSC
The closing of Comedyworks was a huge loss for the community. Read more to see how Montreal says goodbye.