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Fringe Arts
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Fringe Arts
Third space recommendations near campus
The Link masthead tells you where you can go to relax, lock in or grab a bite
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Combining the worlds of visual art and theatre
Samuel Rancourt, a Montreal-based multidisciplinary artist and Concordia alumnus, processes the world around him through creativ
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Fringe ArtsWebster Library exhibitions bring some light onto the Concordia campus
The Library Exhibitions Committee at Webster Library brings some fun and creativity onto the Concordia campus through thoughtfully curated exhibits.
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Fringe ArtsIndulging in the world of tattoos
Visitors were able to get tattooed, watch tattoos happen or simply browse available literature and explore a wide range of styles
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Fringe ArtsComing Out of the Gay Village, a history of one of Montreal’s most prominent neighbourhoods
Montreal’s Village is a well-known queer neighbourhood whose fascinating history is explored through archives in an exhibition presented by Les Archives gaies du Québec, curated by François Bellemare.
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Fringe ArtsDragon Jam: When music gives back
Founded by Arthur Kalimidis, Dragon Jam offers a rare downtown rehearsal and performance space shaped by years in Montreal’s music scene.
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Fringe ArtsJaywalking encouraged
On May 2, audiences can move between Casa del Popolo and Sala Rossa as the music festival Jaywalk brings experimental and jazz-adjacent artists from across Canada to Montreal
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Fringe ArtsThe Sum of Sound
With a rotating lineup and a shared ethos, Odie Harr turns live shows into a collective experience felt as much in the crowd as on stage.
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Fringe ArtsInside Mile End Kicks
The Link sat down with Chandler Levack to discuss her latest film, Mile End Kicks, a coming-of-age story rooted in Montreal’s indie music scene. Drawing from her own experience as a young music critic, Levack reflects on navigating creative spaces, the blurred line between critic and participant, and the messy process of finding identity in your 20s.
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Fringe ArtsPreservation or a remaster? The city’s plans for the Empress
Montreal’s long-delayed plan for Empress Theatre has reignited debate over whether the historic site should serve culture, commerce or more urgent community needs.
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Fringe ArtsMultisensory accessible art exhibition launches at Montreal’s MAI gallery
The Wayfinders exhibition, running from April 2 to May 16, features pieces by and for differently abled people and aims to make art galleries accessible to new audiences.
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Fringe ArtsMore than a salsa night
La Murga’s mix of live music and vinyl sets is bringing in new audiences while still resonating with those who already love the genre.
