Culture — Page 4
Fantasia marks 30 years as Montreal's gateway to world cinema
The festival that started with 55,000 curious Montrealers discovering Asian film now draws 80,000+ and has become a launchpad for genre...
Nuits d'Afrique celebrates 40 years with cosmopolitan sounds across continents
Wednesday night's outdoor show transported the crowd from Somaliland's blues-rock to Senegal's griot tradition and Congo's afrofuturist...
Beck releases Ride Lonesome, first album in seven years, September 18
The California artist reunites with collaborators from Sea Change and Morning Phase for the upcoming record.
Parc Jean-Drapeau exhibits Gilles Villeneuve's racing legacy from snowmobile to Formula One
"Salut Gilles, a Story of Speed in Montreal" opens Thursday at the circuit bearing his name, featuring archival photos, videos, and...
Conservatoire students from Montreal and Quebec performing at Festival d'Avignon for first time
Drama students are playing multiple times a night at the world's largest francophone theatre festival, an experience unavailable to them at home.
Jean Leloup stays mysterious as Cirque du Soleil tribute opens this week in Trois-Rivières
The reclusive Montreal musician, now 65, says the Paradis perdus show stresses him out but intrigues him — though he may skip the premiere.
Montreal art-punk band La Sécurité wins $20,000 FEQ prize to fuel European tour
The quintet's singular musical proposition convinced judges including Ariane Roy, earning them the L'Espoir du Festival d'été de Québec award.
Humorist Mibenson Sylvain balances writing and performing across Quebec stages
The Terrebonne comedian, winner of Juste pour rire's revelation award, juggles solo shows, touring, and festival appearances while...
La Sécurité steps back from post-punk label with new album 'Bingo!'
Montreal rock band performs new material at Quebec City's summer festival, moving beyond the post-punk tag that's taken over the indie scene.
Dany Boon returns to Montreal stage after seven years away
French comedian brings solo show 'Clown n'est pas un métier' to Just for Laughs festival this week, drawing on a school report that said...
Orchestre de la francophonie opens 25th-anniversary season with free Parc La Fontaine concert
The Théâtre de Verdure hosts the opening concert of OF's 2026 season featuring young musicians from around the world, ages 18–30, under...
Défis Déjantés brings 1980s game-show chaos to circus arts at Espace Saint-Denis
Three Legged Race Productions' new show premiered at Montréal Complètement Cirque, blending retro TV vibes with aerial acrobatics,...
