PHOTO GALLERY: The beauties of Oyster Fest in Montreal
Photographer Saverio Mirarchi Jr. shot Oyster Fest for us.
Montreal’s secret history of black radicalism
David Austin lays out is a long history of radical race politics in Montreal in his new history of black radicalism, Fear of a Black Nation.
EXCLUSIVE: A new breed of dance film
EXCLUSIVE: Cult MTL is proud to host the online premiere of “Spaces and Bones,” the very first in a series of shorts by Derrick Belcham that fuses together dance, experimental video and independent music.
Montreal comedians are leaving
All the comedians keep moving away! One comedian moved to Toronto and back; here’s his story of leaving Montreal.
We got our Pride on yesterday
See a photo gallery of yesterday’s epic Pride Parade, feat. roller derby stunts, federal party-leader photo ops and a healthy dose of T&A, by Cindy Lopez.
How Concordia turned coffee to art
A new exhibition at the FOFA examinates of the relationship between public space, commerce, politics, exchange and labour.
Get yo’ pride on
Your guide to what’s happening at all three of Montreal’s Pride Week’s, Divers/Cité, Pervers/Cité and Montreal Pride.
Urbania rewrites Queb culture
There’s much more to Quebecois culture than chanson, its pantheon of obscure celebrities and a passion for circus and hyphenated names — and Urbania can help you find it.
Renata Morales’ playtime at the Phi Centre
Renata Morales curates a week’s worth of shopping, art, live shows and partying til dawn at the PHI Centre that will blow your mindhole.
Visual speed in Dromos
Cult MTL reviews Dromos, an immersive digital art representation of Paul Virilio’s dromology, presented as part of MUTEK.