Exhibitions to see in Montreal this spring
Even if the snowdrops haven’t yet cracked through the thinnest layer of ice covering all the flat surfaces in Montreal, we still crave renewal and excitement this spring. To warm your soul, we recomme...
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“Mile End Kicks”—a romantic comedy set in the Mile End indie music scene—hits theaters in April 2026
The film, the director’s second after the much-loved “I Like Movies” (2022), will be released in Quebec theaters on April 17, 2026. Mile End, 2011, and the independent music scene ...
“Taxi Driver” is screening in a restored version at Cinéma du Parc for its 50th anniversary
To mark the 50th anniversary of Martin Scorsese’s cult classic “Taxi Driver” (1976), Cinéma du Parc is hosting eight screenings of this cinematic masterpiece on the big screen. TAXI DRIVER...
From Place des Arts to Saint-Denis Street: Here are the 6 legendary venues to catch a play in Montreal
As soon as the marquees light up on Saint-Denis or Sainte-Catherine, Montreal changes its face. There’s a unique electricity in the air, that moment suspended between the hubbub of the lobby and the sudd...
One of Montreal’s most beautiful theaters transforms into a luminous garden for a series of exclusive concerts celebrating spring
Spring is lighting up in Montreal, so take your seat at the Rialto Theatre, where the hall will be bathed in a sea of candles. The music envelops you, intimate and spectacular at the same time, while the city breathes n...
“Fulldome” – An immersive film festival under the SAT dome
Ask anyone: the best parties in Montreal are at the "Satosphère." The dome of the Société des Arts Technologiques de Montréal (SAT), inaugurated in October 2011, is 11.5 meters high and 18 meters in diamet...
Miraculous Marbles at the Museum of Fine Arts—the Torlonia Collection
This morning, Montreal crunches and creaks under a thin layer of ice that transforms its ugliest badly parked cars into sculptures pulled from the waters after the discovery of a ship that sank in the 15th...
Montreal at the top: Is classical music becoming the new playground for Gen Z?
While the Bell Centre is almost sold out for the 2026 world pop tours, a silent revolution is saturating the city's more intimate venues. So, are we abandoning big tours for more intimate experiences to the sound of st...
Everything we’re going to see at the 2026 Film Festival on Art
Montreal is a city of cinema, but it is also a city of theater, dance, art, and performance. Every year, one festival brings all our passions together and projects them onto the big screen: the Festival d...
Timothée Chalamet vs Les Grands Ballets Canadiens: Montreal responds with class (and a lot of light)
That's the little phrase that had the cultural world choking this week. In the middle of an interview, Timothée Chalamet jokingly said that opera and ballet were disciplines that "no one cares about anymo...