What to do today in Montreal
Your daily Montreal To-Do List.
Your daily Montreal To-Do List.
“Join thousands of marchers in the Pride Parade to celebrate the advances of 2SLGBTQIA+ rights.”
Over 65,000 attendees are expected at this year’s festival, with over 90 theatre, dance and music shows at more than 20 venues through June 18.
Created over a week by French artist SAYPE, the temporary artwork was unveiled today by the City of Montreal and MURAL Festival.
Expect 15 food vendors, 20 exhibitors and over 10 additional cultural activities, including a good dose of KPOP music and dance.
Montreal has spoken.
“For a theatre buff like me, the Fringe creates incredible amounts of joyous stress. The adrenaline rush of 90+ bilingual shows at my fingertips, coupled with a very tiny window in which to see them all, is enough to make my poor brain short circuit. I don’t like the angst, but also, I kind of do?”
We spoke with Rémy Girard and Karine Vanasse about portraying residential school staff in Marie Clements’ new film, soon to be a miniseries.
Your daily Montreal To-Do List.
Your daily Montreal To-Do List.
“Join thousands of marchers in the Pride Parade to celebrate the advances of 2SLGBTQIA+ rights.”
Montreal has spoken.
We spoke with the author and illustrator behind Est-ce qu’un artiste peut être heureux?, a project she began by interviewing her mother, Heather O’Neill.
An independent opera company is aiming to break down the barriers between opera and contemporary audiences.
Women aged 16-21 with an interest in theatre as an art form, a profession and a community can (and should) apply to Imago Theatre’s free mentorship program.
Montreal has spoken.
Montreal has spoken.
Montreal has spoken.
The suede Air Force 1 1837 sneakers feature co-branding elements from the two iconic American brands.
Created over a week by French artist SAYPE, the temporary artwork was unveiled today by the City of Montreal and MURAL Festival.
For the second consecutive day, the museum is waiving admission for all its exhibitions.
Montreal has spoken.
The Last of Us, Halo and Arcane have all made successful transitions on the small screen.
Montreal has spoken.
The perfect man for the job.
Over 65,000 attendees are expected at this year’s festival, with over 90 theatre, dance and music shows at more than 20 venues through June 18.
16 nights of spectacular international theatre and dance are coming c/o FTA, from May 24 to June 8.
16 nights of spectacular international theatre and dance are coming c/o FTA, from May 24 to June 8.
The show by choreographer Victor Quijada, with a soundtrack by Chilly Gonzales, Kid Koala and Vlooper, runs at Place des Arts from April 12 to 15.
“With so much noise out there, it is difficult to hear any signal. It’s tough to spot a diamond in the rough. But the choice is clear: Art for art’s sake.”
We spoke with the Montreal experimental musician and dancer/choreographer about their new interdisciplinary work, presented this week at la Chapelle.
Inspired by the infamous MKUltra “Montreal experiments” that took place at McGill in the 1960s, Outlast goes multiplayer in its new incarnation.
“There is a well-worn phrase, clothes make the man. I have found this to be true. When I leave the house in Adidas track pants and a sleeveless shirt, people treat me like a wife-beater. But when I don a fine, tailored suit and custom-made boots, people tend to treat me like a gentleman.”