Who says you can’t wear white after labour day? This Saturday, September 25, put on you best whites and sashay over to Jardin Royalmount for i…
The best way to close out this summer is with an amazing outdoor concert and the Strangers in the Night Foundation is proud oblige with BEATS …
CBC/Radio-Canada recently announced details of its coverage of the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games. On television, CBC/Radio-Canada will air more …
I recently spoke with Montreal-based stand up comic Derek Seguin prior to the shows he was set to perform at this year’s Just for Laughs MONTR…
The First Peoples' Festival 2021 begins on August 3 with an opening night at the Imperial Cinema during which the films Amber and Ashes by Ali…
Jackie Mason, controversial stand-up comedian who embraced Jewish themes and political incorrectness on television, plus one-man shows interna…
The Fantasia International Film Festival is celebrating a milestone, with its 25th edition kicking off on August 5 and running until the 25th …
The Festival International Nuits d’Afrique, which kicked off on July 6 and runs until the 18th, takes the public through the history of the Fe…
Just For Laughs MONTREAL is back in full swing this summer with a unique hybrid formula and the same incredible lineup of talent and specially…
After being forced to take a year “off” from their usual in-person event and resorting to online means last summer, ShazamFest, Quebec’s most …
The Montreal Canadiens wanted to give fans an experience they would never forget, as they returned to the Bell Centre for the first time in ov…
The Unforgotten, which premiered on June 22, is a film that exposes the experience of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis within health care acros…
Piknic Électronik announced that it will return to the great outdoors for its 18th edition this Saturday, July 3. After a year away from the d…
Use those quieter moments outside to take in a great book. We have all the best titles from the last few months right here - check out this su…
During the summer season, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (MMFA) will be offering a wide range of art activities for young and old alike. Fam…
Whether you want to spoil yourself a little, get away with the family or reconnect with nature, Montréal Space for Life's museums have lots of…
The Festival International Nuits d’Afrique will be celebrating 35 years of entertainment and musical discovery from July 6 to 18 with shows an…
MainLine Theatre officially launched the 30th anniversary edition of the St-Ambroise Montreal Fringe Festival. With the programming until June…
Ten years after Walter Lyng first introduced the world to KNIFE FIGHT — consisting of 23 action/exploitation films — he returns with KNIFE FIG…
The Montreal Centre for Learning Disabilities will be holding a free Zoom comedy show on Thursday, June 3 (8 to 9 p.m.) Because not even a pan…
A survey of leisure time and reading habits from industry non-profit BookNet Canada has found that Canadians had more free time in 2020. In fa…
Fans of psychological thrillers will be happy to get their hands on Hannah Mary McKinnon’s latest novel, You Will Remember Me. The story grabs…
Pre-covid, going to a live show to watch your favorite band perform was something that made for an exciting weekend. You’d sing along to the l…
The music world exploded into technicolor on February 9, 1964, when the Beatles appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show and ignited the music phenome…
If you’re looking for a good, quick, summer read, look no further than Catherine McKenzie’s latest thriller, Six Weeks to Live. Once again McK…
Canadian Music Week announced on May 6 that legendary radio host Terry DiMonte as a 2021 inductee of the Canadian Broadcast Industry Hall of F…
As announced this morning on Montréal’s CHOM 97.7, beloved radio host Terry DiMonte is stepping away from broadcasting after an incredible 43 …
Marie-Joëlle Tremblay, General Manager, and the entire board of directors of BJM-Les Ballets Jazz de Montréal recently announced via media rel…