Fringe Arts

The Main Canvas

MURAL Festival Kicks Off with Music and Painted Magic

Saturn De Los Angeles — Published June 15, 2013 | Comments

What happens when you transform Montreal’s historic Main into a blank canvas?

  • Your Guide to FRINGE Fest 2013

    The Link Reviews FRINGE Offerings

    Elysha del Giusto-Enos & Saturn De Los Angeles & Alejandra Melian-Morse — Updated June 19, 2013 | Comments

    The 23rd edition of the St-Ambroise Montreal FRINGE Festival is currently in full party mode, so grab a program and Fringe away!

  • Forza Suoni

    13 Years of the Sounds of Liberation with Suoni per il Popolo

    Michelle Pucci — Published June 16, 2013 | Comments

    Also known as the festival of liberation music, Suoni per il Popolo is the festival child of Montreal’s Casa del Popolo team that seeks to turn the spotlight on the city’s most innovative and often ignored musicians—and genuinely nice people.

  • Not Suitable for Children

    Hilariously Obscene Little Beau Peep Show Redefines “Sexy”

    Maxellende Pycke — Published June 13, 2013 | Comments

    Blending the right dose of nudity and fun, the Little Beau Peep Show irresistibly mocks body issues.

  • Much Hope for Hopegrown

    Concordia Theatre Group Debuts Around Miss Julie at Fringe Fest

    Alejandra Melian-Morse — Published June 10, 2013 | Comments

    If having playwright and director Harry Standjofski as a professor has taught his students one thing, it’s that—in the theatre world especially—you have to create your own opportunities.

  • A Dialogue Between Jewish Figurines and Polish History

    Concordia Teacher and Students to Host Exhibit in Krakow

    Nicole Yeba — Updated June 11, 2013 | Comments

    Can an ethnic group be a toy?

  • Dancing Cats in a Dog’s World

    Tigercats Bring a Bit of Joy to British Indie Pop

    Alejandra Melian-Morse — Published May 31, 2013 | Comments

    There’s something irresistibly charming about a band with a barefooted lead singer.

  • Bicycling Is Not A Crime

    Cam Novak and Roadsworth Paint Montreal Bike Culture

    Michelle Pucci — Published May 18, 2013 | Comments

    As Urban Cycling Week comes to an end, Montrealers can still catch a glimpse of the consciousness-raising project in the form of a mural on St. Marc St. and Ste. Catherine…

  • The Hills Are Alive With the Sounds of Gameboys

    8-bit Rockers Anamanaguchi Release Endless Fantasy

    Jake Russell — Published May 10, 2013 | Comments

    Anamanaguchi, the bumpin’ indie-rock-meets-chiptune quartet from New York, are finally ready to present their second full-length album to the world.

  • Continuing Adventures of the Centaur

    Buck 65 Talks Productivity, Attention Spans and Record Contracts

    Colin Harris — Published May 8, 2013 | Comments

    If you think Buck 65 has been taking it easy for the last couple years, you just haven’t been looking close enough. In fact, he’s never been busier.

  • Digital Sightseeing

    New Media Arts Festival Sight + Sound Interprets the Black Market

    Michelle Pucci — Published May 8, 2013 | Comments

    Organized by the Eastern Bloc, Montreal’s multimedia exhibition centre, the Sight + Sound festival will exhibit installations and host performances by international digital media artists from around the world, beginning today.