The Artistorian’s Weekly Picks August 25 to 31
NDG Arts week, parties and some cool solo shows to check out this week in Montreal. [read on]
NDG Arts week, parties and some cool solo shows to check out this week in Montreal. [read on]
NDG residents’ diverse talents showcased in week long festival. [read on]
This week’s picks include a “cultural getaway,” a New York artist’s first Canadian exhibit and the winners of Possible Dimensions. [read on]
Beautiful Saturday and great music played around NDG makes for perfect day. [read on]
The Université de Montréal is the same and yet different from the three universities we have already seen: where Laval is in Quebec City, it is in Montreal; where McGill is somewhat square and sprawling [read on]
Charity comedy show hosted by Walter J. Lyng is a night of laughs and more laughs, for a good cause. [read on]
Le Cheese is the place to go for a hearty feast! Cheese lover on a budget? Think Mac, Grilled, and all with a side of soup. [read on]
Family and friends frantically search for Matthew Kustra missing since September 4. Montreal Rampage wants to help get the word out. [read on]
A cat meme for every headline this week on Fear and Loathing. Which cat will win? [read on]
This week’s news round-up has a porn star raising money for her boob job with a special marathon AND police don’t always stop protestors. [read on]
This week’s news is a lesson in what not to do: film yourself while on crack, fall off a horse, picture your grandmother twerking, pass charters without legal advice. [read on]
The nut-free pastries at Montreal’s two Cho’Cola Bakeshops are dreamy. Turns out that pastries are just the beginning. [read on]
Julian Baslyk’s exhibition of colourful paintings makes for a night of good food, good music, and good art in NDG. [read on]
Shäika Café gets the important things right — fresh food, good coffee, warm atmosphere, acoustic music, and art — without any pretense. [read on]
Like its mythic headed namesake, Chimera in NDG has two heads as a fantastic cafe and a place to game in peace. [read on]
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