Wednesday, April 22

Sin and Swoon
 
Get your art on with a vernissage of Kim Dorland’s show I’ve Seen the Future, Brother at Griffintown’s Galerie Antoine Ertaskiran. The show, named for the Leonard Cohen song, includes paintings that take you through the Canadian landscape with a strange feeling of nostalgia from the future. 1892 Payette, 5–8 p.m., free

It’s a big day for Montreal sports fans, with the Habs playing the Sens in what could be a round-clinching game. This will of course be broadcast at hundreds of bars around the city, as well as Metropolis, where Evenko is having a big-screen hockey bash tonight. And across town at the Corona Theatre, soccer lovers can watch  the Impact in the first leg of the Champions League final, broadcast from Mexico City. 2490 Notre-Dame W., 8 p.m. (game at 9 p.m.), free

Local production and management company la Cabane is celebrating its first anniversary with a public party at Divan Orange, with DJs Beat Sexü, Harryplustonio, Catherine Valéry and Someurland. 4234 St-Laurent, 8 p.m., free

Does being connected all the time just make us feel more lonely? Check out a performance of Michèle-Anne Robinson’s play Emojigirl that digs deep into our lives lived on devices at McGill University’s Morrice Theatre. 3485 McTavish, 8 p.m., $9–$15, runs to May 1

Local record label Jeunesse Cosmique showcases Montreal acts A Sacred Cloud (Guillaume Vallée), Old Haunt, Nighttime, Philippe Vandal and le Vaisseau d’or, as part of the the Howl Arts Festival.  Casa del Popolo (4873 St-Laurent), 9 p.m., PWYC

Montreal country band Sin and Swoon launch their new record at Bar le Ritz PDB, with opener Tamara Sandor. 179 Jean-Talon W., 10 p.m., $10
 
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