Your guide to the best in art and culture: exhibitions, plays, musicals and concerts. Check what’s on at Montreal galleries, museums, cinemas and theatres.
I’ve arrived early for the press presentation of the spring/summer 2025 program at the PHI center, and I’m hanging around adjusting my camera as artist Nico Williams and curator Daniel Fiset talk in hushed t...
Montreal’s Notre-Dame Basilica gives you the opportunity to explore our beloved city’s storied past, from the origins of the colony to the majestic church we know today. Soak up the Basilica’s iconic a...
When you think of the post-war Surrealists, you wouldn’t immediately think that an artist who is known in some circles as “the last of the great Surrealists” is a native Montrealer… And yet, for...
This Candlelight concert will make cities all over the world jealous that they’re not in Montreal that night. In a jazz version of the famous candlelight concerts, the tribute to a genius of his genre, MF DOOM, ac...
When the lights go down and the dancers’ costumes light up, grace takes over the room. From arm movements so fluid as to appear false to jumps as technical as they are impressive, ballet continues to fascinate the...
For 10 days, Montreal’s Cinéma du Parc will vibrate to the sounds (and ultra-rich visuals) of Latin cinema – from Spain and Latin America. It’s the 13th edition of the Montreal Latino Film Festival, an...
The Plural contemporary art fair, created for and by galleries – and for contemporary art lovers, too – takes up residence on the Grand Quai in Montreal’s Old Port from April 11 to 13. We were there ye...
We went to see Helgi at Théâtre 4’Sous and, under the snow, Tyrfingur Tyrfingsson ‘s contemporary Icelandic play -translated by Maxime Allen and directed by Marie-Ève Milot- made us cringe and laugh, and liv...
Jazz and Montreal have a long-standing love affair. From the 1920s to the 1950s, it was the nerve center of jazz in North America, with the United States in the throes of Prohibition. And while the Festival de Jazz perp...