Cantinho De Lisboa: A Bakery, a Coffee Place, a Foodgasm in Old Montreal
Portugese épicerie features delicious food, warm decor, and tarts to write home about. Oh wait, you’re not in Portugal.
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Fear and Loathing South of the 40 : Meeting Your Needs
What do you need when you can’t get the train to fit in the tunnel? What if you need someone to shut up? What if it’s closing time and you’re not ready to go?
Photolog : The Elegance and Mystery of Works on Paper at the Papier14 Art Fair
Papier14 Art Fair brings galleries from around the country to Montreal to showcase works on paper.
Go East, Young Montrealer : The Accés Asie Festival
Savour the tastes, smells, sights, and sounds of Asia’s many cultures at the Accès Asie festival.
Berry Sweet Strawberries in January a Warm Look at Love
Strawberries in January a sweet, delightful play performed in French and English on alternate nights, examines teen love.
Anachronik Music Festival : Pure Rock for Vintage Rebels
Two-day music festival in Montreal is centered on “vintage” rock sound and draws rockabilly crowd with the return of the Gutter Demons.
16th Blue Metropolis Comes Out Swinging
The 16th Blue Metropolis Festival celebrates writers and reading with a special focus on international authors this year.
The 411 on 420 in the 514 : Marijuana and Montreal
It’s not legal, but it’s not exactly criminal either. Montreal is laid-back about smoking l’herbe, especially on 420 day. Here are some basics about Montreal and marijuana.
Photojournal: Red Carpet for Casse-Tête Chinois
Director and Writer of Casse Tête Chinois Cédric Klapisch came to the red carpet event.
Want to Feel Better? Watch Kate Westerson on Friday
Rail City Media’s Kate Westerson Attempts to Feel Better screens this Friday online.
Ali All Over : Catching Up with Stand-Up Comedian Ali Hassan
Ali Hassan is a man of many hats and many laughs. We talk to him about his current trajectory.
Review: The Rising Few Chase Away the Gloom of April’s Rain
April rain doesn’t stop The Rising Few’s fanbase from turning out for the band’s launch of Sinners on St. Laurent.
Hottest Ticket in Town this Weekend… PyCon!
PyCon, a conference dedicated to Python language, sold out months ahead of time. Seriously. What exactly makes a conference on computer programming so exciting?
Sarah Slean Loves Her Strings
Multi-talented Sarah Slean’s perfect performance of Land and Sea enhanced by her gifted touring musicians.
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.