Sarah Slean Loves Her Strings
Multi-talented Sarah Slean’s perfect performance of Land and Sea enhanced by her gifted touring musicians.
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You Know It’s a Good Show When… : Mac DeMarco at SAT
Mac DeMarco stole the show by crowd surfing. Seriously. Total win.
Is This Thing On? with Mike Carrozza : Narrowing Focus and Times of Difficult Scheduling (or: I haven’t had time lately and it pisses me off.)
Away from the comedy circuit for a record 11 days, Carrozza thought he saw Margaret Thatcher in her underwear eating key lime pie (we’re just kidding about one of those things).
Persistence Pays Off. Interview with The Rising Few
Moving to another country doesn’t stop a musician from playing. Egyptian born Karim Terouz found his band in Montreal’s open mic nights.
Places To Learn French in Montreal vol. 1
Trying to figure out how to learn French in Montreal without spending too much money? Here’s some suggestions. Don’t worry… we don’t tell you “just go speak to someone.”
Shining Brightly : Interview with Artist NEeMA
NEeMA talks about the inspiration behind her new live album Leave the Lights On and her many incredible projects.
Review of Quartetski Does Stravinsky
Seeking his daily dose of weird, Claudel found it at O Patro Vys. Stravinksy was transformed from classical chords to jazz.
Baroque Cabaret: Love Triangles, Deceitful Women, and Phoenix Ashes in Handel’s Semele
Tenor David H Menzies gives us a preview of La Compagnie Baroque Mont-Royal’s weekend performance.
La Tablette de Miss Choco Does It Bean To Bar
New Montreal chocolate store focuses on a bean to bar production method.
Review: Peopl’s Comedy Night with Jono Zalay
Peopl’s Comedy featured some amazing performers, pizza, nutella, and a DJ who could do more than manipulate beats. Ianitza concludes its a great way to spend a Wednesday night!
Photolog: Dum Dum Girls at Il Motore
Dee Dee Penny and the Dum Dum Girls performed a high energy show at Il Motore.
King Ludd #9 : The Debt Montreal Owes to Softimage
When you’re at the top, there’s usually only one way to go… down. Montreal needs to take action to stay viable in the software and technology sectors.
Growing Up and Growing Old Ungracefully. Review of 4000 Miles
The Centaur’s production of Herzog’s 4000 Miles brings together a Gen Y hippie and a Greatest Generation hippie for a month of unpacking baggage.
Hidden Treasures at Antiquités Van Horne: One of Montreal’s Best Antique Dealers
This labyrinth of beloved objects and curios has something for everyone — even a 16th century bibliophile — tucked away.
Clubs You Never Knew Existed: The Montreal Ukulele Club
Just celebrating its fourth year, the Ukulele Club is one of the happiest clubs in the city. After all, you can’t be mad while playing a ukulele.
Expo Mange Santé et Vivre Vert: Green, Good, and Grand
The annual health food expo is a sampler’s paradise, allowing visitors to meet with proprietors of some familiar products and get to know some new ones
Photolog: OPE and John Andrew Et Les Bonnes Manières at Divan Orange
Andres Roget turns his camera to capture Montreal bands OPE & John Andrew Et Les Bonnes Manières.
Photolog : Studies In Freedom at Sala Rossa
Photo journal of Studies in Freedom, the musical-text project of power-couple bassist, jazz improviser WIlliam Parker and dancer-choreographer Patricia Nicholson Parker.
Photojournal: Red Carpet for Tom à la Ferme
Photos of the actors and actresses for the new film arriving at the premiere.
Sculpting a Conceptual Ballet with Rodin / Claudel
Rodin/Claudel transforms traditional ballet with this sculptural, choreographed piece about the tense relationship between two sculptors.