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.
Nikki Glaser: “America is cooked”
We spoke with stand-up queen Nikki Glaser about the painful art of the roast, how to treat celebs at the Golden Globes, embarrassing Montreal memories and why she may want to stay in Canada when her “Alive and Unwell” tour arrives next month.
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.
Books to read this month: Stag Dance, No Fault, The Wickedest, Something Rotten
Stories about gender and sexuality, politics and masculinity, a divorce memoir and poems about a marathon house-party.
Coolest Montreal Companies
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Best Florists in Montreal
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Elijah Wood, Andy Serkis, William Shatner among Montreal Comiccon 2025 guests
The 15th annual fan convention is welcoming stars of Lords of the Rings and Star Trek as well as Friday the 13th and RoboCop.
Best Metro Stations in Montreal
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