I’m sure you’ve all had picnics before, but have you ever had a picnic with a few thousand people all dressed in white, in downtown Montreal in a secret location that is only disclosed once [read on]
With Lacrima, Caroline Guiela Nguyen offers a captivating and profoundly human exploration of the unexpected connections that unite the world of haute couture. Through the journey of a single dress, the play weaves a delicate [read on]
Written by Cindy Voitus & Laís Fratta June 21st is officially known as the World Music Day in Paris, originally called Fête de la Musique. To celebrate the day of the year with the longest [read on]
Don’t miss this electro-dream-pop band, Smileswithteeth, at POP Montreal. Gabriel Gutierrez tells us about his project. [read on]
Jacques Audiard’s new film explores the relationship of three people escaping civil war. [read on]
Nisha Coleman’s new book follows her first year and a half as a busker on the streets of Paris, from her precarious arrival in the city to her thriving life. [read on]
There’s something for everyone at the Salon du Livre. [read on]
We are all fighting a challenging war on many fronts. Now is not the time for apathy. [read on]
“I don’t understand why the idea of being white or black is there at all, or why we continue to practice these constructs. The idea behind my music is to destroy those constructs.” [read on]
Montreal Rampage’s Parisian reporter speaks out about the attack on her hometown and has a message for everyone. [read on]
Film examines the story of Omar Khadr and how he goes from Guantanamo to Canada. [read on]
Monique Lepage’s newest novel is a page turner with plenty of intrigue. [read on]
Montreal’s Omnivorous Party brought together 20 hot new chefs for a night of sampling. [read on]
OCTOV brings Parisian, Detroit, and Montreal DJs together for double sets with a gorgeous view of Jacques Cartier bridge. [read on]
A series of photos of the annual picnic where diners dress and dine in all white. [read on]
An unlikely love affair between a businessman and a young hustler. [read on]
Film follows the training and race of the Argos-Shimano team in the Tour de France 2013 [read on]
Gendron puts nine of Parker’s poems to music and talks to us about her musical background and how she found the magic nine. [read on]
An interview with Trio Fibonacci violinist Julie-Anne Derome; classical music perfect for anyone’s Wednesday night. Their performance is on February 25. [read on]
Kevin Klein, Maggie Smith, and Kristen Scott Thomas star in this upbeat look at inter-generational living. [read on]
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