Thursday, September 5

Atelier B.

Montreal Fashion Week continues. Today, catch the runway debuts of new collections by Oldwig, Atelier B., Annie 50, Rush Couture, Helmer and more. L’Arsenal (2020 William), 3:30–10:30 p.m., $25 per designer/$75 day pass

Art scene newcomer Gallery Lock presents its first exhibit, a solo exhibition of character studies by Laura Rokas called Girl Meets Beuys. Vernissage 6–9 p.m., 135 Van Horne, free

Parisian Laundry also hosts a vernissage for two new exhibitions today. Cynthia Girard’s To My Friends the Unicorns takes over the gallery’s main space, while Alexandre David has created an installation in the bunkhouse. 3550 St-Antoine W., 6–9 p.m., free

M ton Quartier presented by M for Montreal, will take over St-Denis and de Maisonneuve W. for the next three nights, providing you with something of a Montreal music scene primer. Tonight’s franco line-up includes Maybe Watson, Dead Obies, Peter Peter and Bernard Adamus. Place Pasteur (1430 St-Denis), 7 p.m., free

The Goethe Institut presents Achtung Film! Oh Boy at Cinema Excentris. The film is Jan Ole Gerster’s debut which paints a self-ironic picture of a young man living in Berlin. 3536 St-Laurent, 7 p.m., $11.75, original German language with French subtitles.

Local band Feral & Stray launch their album Between You and the Sea (before moving to Berlin) with support from Elfin Saddle and ODA AL MAR. The Plant (ask around for the address), 8 p.m., $7

Déjà Vu, a snowboard video featuring riders like Frank April, Ben Bilocq, Alex Cantin, Phil Jacques and more shredding locales around the world, has its Montreal premiere at the PHI Centre. Also premiering is Videograss Productions’ The Last Ones, and playing when it’s all said and done is Tommy Kruise. 407 St-Pierre, 9:30 p.m.

Cult MTL // TedxMontreal Afterparty tickets are now available through the website.

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