“Boasting one of the festival’s more diverse lineups in recent memory, POP — a staple of Montreal’s festival landscape since 2002 — will once again take over the city’s esteemed music venues next week.”
Your daily Montreal to-do list.
An evolving list reflecting what we’re into and where we think you’re guaranteed to get a good meal.
Our highlights of the MIBFF, from red carpet events to neighbourhood screenings, featuring exciting new films from around the world.
Resilience and the Native Women’s Shelter have partnered with POP Montreal for the third annual Day of Action for Truth and Reconciliation, featuring speakers and musicians.
De Sarno’s refreshing new vision was truly a gift for longtime followers of the Italian label.
“Rather than getting rid of an unnecessary roadway that’s disfigured the mountain for 70-some-odd years — and commit to genuine reforestation — we’re getting half-assed greenwashing that still tries to be all things to all people.”
The interdisciplinary Montreal festival brings together local and international dancers, actors, musicians and surrealists for an exciting series of events this fall.
A letter from the editor.
The interdisciplinary Montreal festival brings together local and international dancers, actors, musicians and surrealists for an exciting series of events this fall.
Your daily Montreal to-do list.
Montreal has spoken.
Montreal has spoken.
Our highlights of the MIBFF, from red carpet events to neighbourhood screenings, featuring exciting new films from around the world.
Here’s what’s dominating the small screen.
Montreal has spoken.
“A poetic mixture of French and Italian cooking penned in Chef Marc Olivier Frappier’s unmistakable and ingenious style.”
Montreal has spoken.
An interview with Stephan Boissonneault about his filmmaking debut, premiering this weekend in Montreal.
Resilience and the Native Women’s Shelter have partnered with POP Montreal for the third annual Day of Action for Truth and Reconciliation, featuring speakers and musicians.
“The Conservatives are now ahead among 18- to 34-year-olds across Canada with 36% of the vote.”
Your daily Montreal to-do list.
Your daily Montreal To-Do List, weekend edition.
