Twenty years of community involvement, inclusiveness
and diversity, and Bell’s $1 million donation
Arts & Culture
Fifty years after the 1967 International and Universal Exposition or EXPO 67, a mythical destination transformed. Via v2com
Pedro Almodovar, Agnès Varda, Ken Loach, Bertrand Bonello, Quentin Dupieux and Nadav Lapid at the FNC
Opéra de Montréal and Orchestre Métropolitain celebrate
together the 250th anniversary of Ludwig van Beethoven
Works that evoke strong images and
possess a profound emotional intensity
A wide variety of stories, words and voices
for audiences of all ages and backgrounds
Works by Vivaldi, Brahms, Lauridsen and
a North American premiere by Connesson
Nine days of concerts, music and dance workshops
with over 40 musicians. By Byron Toben
The construction of the self through exile, language, poetry, eros, history, genetics and the withdrawal of memory
The play uses gripping theatre to examine
generational sex trade. By Byron Toben
La Guilde presents the first Montreal exhibition
exclusive to artists from Nunatsiavut
Caroline Monnet’s work is a conceptual exploration of the marks left on the Montreal landscape over the years
Les Grands Ballets Canadiens de Montréal presents
Carmina Burana and Stabat MATER in a double program
A successful revival of Montrealer Vittorio Rossi’s
first full-length play. By Byron Toben
Over 600 artists and 123 days of activities
to celebrate the city’s cultural and artistic diversity
Could Greta Thurnberg be our modern-day Joan of Arc?
By Byron Toben • Images Robert Del Tredici
Three upscale townhouses in the heart of Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie. Via v2com
Some twenty works offer an eloquent insight
into the artist’s distinctive practice at the MMFA
A crazy crossover between dance, sport and theatre,
with rivalry, jealousy, desire, and illumination
The musicians of the SMCQ and Oktoécho
ensembles gathered for two major concerts
A retrospective of Hungarian composers for a contemporary audience at St. James United Church
Opening concert Perfection Polyphonique,
Sunday, September 29 at Saint-Léon church
Jeunesses Musicales Canada invites music lovers
to its first Happy Hour Concert of the season
Musical one-woman show tells a captivating tale
of survival during WWII. By Byron Toben
