What to Do in Montreal : December Festivals and Events 2021
Music, shopping, and light shows are the way to stay merry and bright in dark December [read on]
Music, shopping, and light shows are the way to stay merry and bright in dark December [read on]
Picks from real Montrealers (of course) where to get your Chinese food fix on December 25 [read on]
Sitcom-styled play weds Trailer Park Boys style humor with Montreal’s eclectic and gentrifying St-Henri borough. [read on]
You never know what you’ll be served at this new weekly comedy show in St. Henri. [read on]
“The great part of this, is that I am effectively living two entire lives, that I am doubling my time on Earth in a way. The bummer is that I am wiped out.” [read on]
Photos of Mark Jenkins’ latest performance art the Arsenal gallery. [read on]
Jade Salter is making yoga accessible for everybody with her queer and trans yoga classes. [read on]
Short work explores the complexities of contemporary dating. [read on]
Concordia tops the leaderboard of successful university escapees from A/Maze. How will Montreal Rampage’s writer do? Find out. [read on]
Popular live game in St. Henri adds a new challenge to its games with The Ultimate Mind, a chance to save the world from zombies. [read on]
Join in Montreal Restaurant Week with meals at just $21, $31, and $41 at 150 participating restaurants. [read on]
A little bit of gonzo journalism on one of Montreal’s underground squat festivals. [read on]
DéPFLIES is back and Peter is ready to fight for his dep. THe real question is whether or not writer and star Alain Mercieca was allowed a swordfight. [read on]
Efficient, minimalist and with an emphasis on get-it-and-go, Buck 15 fills an espresso bar niche in St. Henri. [read on]
A free program for Montreal’s offers young women an opportunity for professional mentorship from Imago theatre. A Indiegogo campaign helps fund the first year. [read on]
Don’t miss a summertime cycle along the Lachine Canal. It’s the perfect way to spend an afternoon in a beautiful area of Montreal. [read on]
Part 1 in a series that reviews the coffee shops of Montreal. Find out about pastries, cost, space, and the all important question: wifi! [read on]
The Burgundy Lion knows how to serve up a foodie-worthy weekend brunch. Just get ready for the Burgundy Blondes. [read on]
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