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Art | Culture, Dance

Violence or Humanity
Who will win in the end?

Double Murder is a poignantly beautiful moment of humanity, a work of violence, tenderness and hope

October 17, 2022

Art | Culture, Exhibition

An exciting cultural
season at the MMFA

Arbus, Basquiat, Boyle, Dumouchel... and a new season with a special focus on music

October 17, 2022

Art | Culture, Exposition

Une rentrée culturelle
foisonnante au MBAM

Arbus, Basquiat, Boyle, Dumouchel… et une nouvelle saison qui accorde une place spéciale à la musique

October 17, 2022

Art | Culture, Danse

Violence ou humanité
Qui gagnera à la fin ?

Un moment d’humanité d’une beauté poignante qui met à nu la violence, la tendresse et l’espoir

October 17, 2022

Music, People

Tree of life: alternatives
to traditional burials

Modern funeral options that respect both the deceased and the environment. By Carmen J. Michaud

October 13, 2022

Histoire, Westmount

Lieux de Westmount:
L’avenue Clarke

L'histoire derrière le familier : les anecdotes des anciens résidents de l'avenue Clarke. Par Michael Walsh

October 13, 2022

Activity, Theatre

October offers up lots of
entertainment surprises

Plenty of events, some spooky, in this month of abundance. By Byron Toben

October 12, 2022

Art | Culture, Théatre

Une ouverture palpitante
pour le Festival Phénomena !

We Are Shining Forever part à la recherche de l’entrée du royaume des morts. Par Jacqueline van de Geer

October 11, 2022

Litterature

Pause For Poetry:
Michael Hawkes /51

Backyard Buddha A poem by Michael Hawkes

October 5, 2022

Cinema

The birth of sound movies,
Yom Kippur and Kol Nidre

Al Jolson portrayed a singing Rabbi's son in The Jazz Singer. By Byron Toben

October 4, 2022

History

Prisoner of war camps
vs. internment camps

Canada had 40 internment camps across the country during WWII. By Byron Toben

October 4, 2022

Review | Critique, Theatre

Meet Me: an innovative
theatre experience

Interactive play examines sexual consent and cancel culture. By Irwin Rapoport

October 3, 2022

Review | Critique, Theatre

Cherry Docs explores racist-inspired violence and hatred

Acts to Grind Theatre artistic directors discuss the play, directing, and acting. By Irwin Rapoport

September 29, 2022

History, Westmount

Westmount places:
Clarke Avenue

The history behind the familiar: the former residents that called Clarke Avenue their home. By Michael Walsh

September 29, 2022

Exposition, Vidéo | Réalité virtuelle

Plastisapiens d’Édith Jorisch
et Miri Chekhanovich

Une expérience écosensible en réalité virtuelle à découvrir au Centre Phi dès le 6 octobre

September 28, 2022

Virtual script readings
help fill the COVID theatre void

Pause for poetry:
Michael Hawkes /9

Mini-series explores the
rise of Fascism in America

Some online and live events
for September 2020

Geordie Theatre announces
a milestone 40th Season!

A lively weekend for Labour Day

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