DIRT explores our connection to the earth, blending hip hop and contemporary dance
The piece by choreographer Elon Höglund will be performed at Agora de la danse from April 9 to 12.
Nien Tzu Weng presents a layered dreamscape with dance and robots at MAI from April 9 to 12
“[guāng yīn] The Lightest Dark Is Darker Than the Darkest Light” invites audiences to journey through time and identity.
Montreal Arts Calendar for Spring 2025
The most promising plays, dance productions and exhibitions in Montreal this season.
Montreal Clown Festival to stage a staggering variety of entertainment from April 4 to 12
International, local, for kids, 18+, traditional, experimental — variety is the theme at the eighth annual Festival des Clowns de Montréal.
Museum of Fine Arts’ ‘Bad Girls Only’ explores art linking women and the Seven Deadly Sins
The exhibition showcases iconic Early Modern prints and drawings, with interactive features inviting visitors to consider the ongoing impact of the historical linking of women and notions of sin.
‘Jordan’ tells a healthcare superhero story, at Centaur Theatre from April 3 to 13
The Geordie Theatre production highlights the creation of Jordan’s Principle and the fight for justice within Indigenous communities.
Resurrection highlights the resilience of queer communities via the story of activist Michael Callen
The WinterWorks theatre festival continues with Resurrection — part cabaret, part documentary theatre and part live podcast event, March 11 to 15.
The complex legacy of modernism is explored in the MAC exhibition Skyscrapers by the Roots
“Structures that were once symbols of progress are now deeply entwined with the blurring of private life, labour, consumption and spectacle.”
Agency is a powerful exhibition about Indigenous displacement, at MAI from March 6 to 29
Artist duo tīná gúyáńí reflect on the loss of their ancestral home in a mixed media exhibition envisioning self-determined, non-colonial ways of reconnecting with home, kinship and the land.
Life Chronicles is a breathtaking VR journey through 3.5 billion years of evolution
“Well-researched and scientifically accurate, this immersive experience will introduce you to over 160 plant and animal species from worlds past.”