Fringe Arts
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Fringe ArtsMessages from Mrs Miriam
A poem inspired by quotes from “Mary: The Complete Source,” that expresses the need to be wounded by love as inspiration and fuel.
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Fringe ArtsThree Rooms, No Broom
A poem on surreal meditation on solitude and self-reflection, where the premise of memory and imagination haunt the quiet “rooms” of the mind, while we’re all attempting to catch the “ghosts.”
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Fringe ArtsHalloween Witchcraft and the art of not fitting in
Performing Arts Queer Collective pulled us into the world of alternative drag in their Halloween Witchcraft show, giving every freak and weirdo a place to commune on Oct. 31.
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Fringe ArtsMontreal artists brainstorm amid AI threats
Creative network My Friend Frankie hosted a conversation on AI in the art industry on Oct. 18, discussing the stakes and offering solutions.
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Fringe ArtsThe chillout room boom
Reviving a staple of ’90s rave culture, chillout rooms remind partygoers that rest and safety belong at raves too.
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Fringe ArtsHeavy with desire
A poem about the weight of being seen—when the world demands smallness, desire becomes its own power.
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Fringe ArtsCelebrating beauty in every body
Plus-size students at Milan Pole Dance Studio are proving the pole is for everyone, a space to embrace your body and celebrate your strength.
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Fringe ArtsCorpuscule Danse celebrates 25 years of business
Instructors at Corpuscule Danse look back on what the company has accomplished since its founding, their goals for inclusive dance, and how the practice has changed their lives.
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Fringe ArtsFashion that finally fits
In a city where inclusive sizing is often limited to online shopping, Mala Mtl stands out. Founder Sandra Muñoz Diaz has turned her passion for secondhand clothing into a hub for Montreal’s plus-size community, blending sustainability with a strong sense of belonging.
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Fringe ArtsLavender Town and Mafuba light up Petit Campus
Lavender Town and Mafuba transformed Petit Campus on Oct. 6 into a pulse of brass, bass and movement. The two bands’ takes on jazz turned a mundane Monday into a night that felt alive from the first to last note.
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