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New Planetarium Shows Highlight Scientific Discoveries of the Past, Present, & Those Yet to Come
Montreal’s Rio Tinto Alcan Planetarium adds two new, all-ages shows about planets and the universe. [read on]
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Solo: A Star Wars Story makes for a thrilling action film
The newest Star Wars anthology film explores some of Hans Solo’s backstory. [read on]
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Sensory Overload at La SAT
Les Planètes more than fills the Statosphere. [read on]
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Space Next / Exo: Fun for the whole family
An immersive experience presented at the Planetarium explores the future of life in our universe. [read on]
Festivals
Montreal Fringe Festival Capsule Reviews #4 : Double Ingrid Hansen
Ingrid Hansen appears in two of the Montreal Fringe Festival’s best shows this year. [read on]
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Music to Draw To: Satellite and a Six Question Interview with Kid Koala
With a new album out, Kid Koala gives us the perfect soundtrack for spacing out and working. [read on]
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ROOM CONTROL : The Montreal jazz-psych trio you’ve got to hear
This local band has got a sound that far exceeds the three guys who make it. Interview with the entire band HERE: [read on]
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John Londoño’s Musical Eye
You might have missed the bands, but Johh Londono’s pictures of different acts that passed through the city gives a sense of who they are. [read on]
Book of the Month Club
Book of the Month Club: Astronomy 101 by Carolyn Petersen
“Pluto is still the same world it was before the announcement. The change in status from planet to dwarf planet didn’t affect its physical parameters one bit. But it does allow better classification of the [read on]
Book of the Month Club
Book of the Month Club: An Astronaut’s Guide to Life on Earth by Chris Hadfield
“Every crew brings its own small, tethered ‘g meter,’ a toy or figurine we hang in front of us so we know when we are weightless. Ours was Klyopa, a small knitted doll based on [read on]
Review
Interstellar is Out of Sight!
Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar is his most important work yet. [read on]