Fringe Arts

  • Mainline Narrowly Escapes the Flatline

    Longstanding Montreal Theatre Is Back—and Kicking

    Katie McGroarty — Published January 22, 2013 | Comments

    December was a scary month for Amy Blackmore.

  • After the Party It’s the Après Ski

    New Concert Series Delivers for Late-Night Igloofest Goers

    Elysha del Giusto-Enos — Published January 22, 2013 | Comments

    Most big festivals end up spawning small, alternative offshoots that run on the same theme. For Montreal’s premiere winter party—Igloofest—that comes in the form of a brand new event called Après Ski.

  • Link Live Session: Maerin

    The Link — Published January 21, 2013 | Comments

    The trees outside Mile End’s Salon Sweet William shuddered in a frigid wind, but inside Maerin Hunting warmed the room with an intimate performance of “I’ll Tell Ya,” a song telling a story from the perspective of a former crush, detailing her anticipation before anything happened.

  • A Quick Study on Social Issues

    Packed Schedule of Free Screenings this Season for Cinema Politica

    Jake Russell — Published January 20, 2013 | Comments

    Whether it’s stopping the proposed pipelines, highlighting First Nations’ rights, or fighting to keep tuition low – Cinema Politica Concordia…

  • Art Birthday Bash

    Art Promises to Be Your Friend if You Come to the Party

    Flora Hammond — Published January 17, 2013 | Comments

    This Friday, Art is your oldest friend—considering it’s celebrating a millionth-something year of being alive.

  • New Moves in the Metro

    STM Brings Free Dance Classes to Place-des-Arts

    Megan Dolski — Published January 15, 2013 | Comments

    If you happened to be riding the metro this Sunday afternoon, you might have noticed a little more movement than usual happening underground.

  • Macbeth on Your Macbook

    Shakespeare Comes to Life in Montreal Group’s Podcast

    Zoey Baldwin — Published January 15, 2013 | Comments

    Imagine what it might have been like to sit around a table in the 16th century reading Macbeth with friends.

  • Urbania Goes Anglo

    And Finds Some Love West of Papineau

    Jane Gatensby — Published January 8, 2013 | Comments

    Sometimes, as a reader, you come across an idea that has been bouncing around your head for so long, it’s as though the author was reading your mind when they wrote it. “Yes!” you say. “That’s exactly what I was thinking!”

  • A Year of Art on the Island

    The Link’s Masthead Brings You Their Favourite Sights and Sounds of 2012

    The Link — Published January 7, 2013 | Comments

    The Link’s Masthead Brings You Their Favourite Sights and Sounds of 2012

  • Concordia Art Offerings

    Interactive Map & Breakdown of On-Campus Art Groups and Facilities

    Elysha del Giusto-Enos & Julia Wolfe — Published January 7, 2013 | Comments

    With performances, galleries and arts-related research projects, Concordia is a hotbed of creative activity—even though a lot of it may go unnoticed by many non-fine arts students.