Welcome to the second edition of Art & the City where you will discover 5 art and culture things to do in Montreal in March 2021! With Spring around the corner and certain restrictions still in place, I have mixed feelings. That being said, our city is coming through for us once more this month with new and interesting artistic experiences both in person and … Continue reading 5 ART Things to Do in Montreal | Art & the City March 2021
The Bon Pasteur Historic Chapel is offering an array of free classical music concerts throughout their winter season. The season started in January and will end in May. Of these concerts was one by Jonathan Crow and Philip Chiu which I happily attended. The pair joined forces on February 4th to deliver an impressive concert in honour of the 250th anniversary of Beethoven’s birth. Despite … Continue reading Bon Pasteur Historic Chapel Spectacular Concerts | Jonathan Crow and Philip Chiu
How do you like your theatre? Comedy? Drama? Coming of age? Experimental? Either way, the Centaur Theatre has the thing for all you theatre lovers this month at the Wildside Festival. More specifically, the iconic Centaur Theatre is presenting a selection of new, cutting-edge indie performances as a part of the Wildside Festival. This 22nd edition of the Festival is taking place from January 8th … Continue reading Wildside Festival | Cozy Winter Nights at Centaur Theatre!
Ivan Cavallari is the new artistic director of Les Grands Ballets Canadiens, and this is his first production. You better believe that he is going to make it memorable! “From the outset, I invite you to discover a dual program consisting of Stabat MATER, of the Romanian choreographer Edward Clug, and as a counterpoint to this a romantic and touching piece, Beethoven’s Symphony No. 7, choreographed … Continue reading Stabat MATER | Ivan Cavallari’s First Production for Les Grands Ballets Canadiens as Artistic Director
Jano Lapin 