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Fringe ArtsForget Time, Just Dance
Ribbons decorate nearly every surface; lights in hues of blue, red and green are scattered across the ground and bouncing from tree to tree. If you didn’t know any better, you’d think you were in a real forest.
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Fringe ArtsZooming into World Issues
On the border of Serbia and Hungary one August night last year, a Syrian man passed a baby underneath a barbed wire fence as they journeyed to find refuge in Europe.
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Montreal, In Verse
Walking down St. Laurent St. and Roy St., one may come across Leah Benetti, a local street poet. She earns her living with her typewriter, writing short poems for curious passersby on a pay-what-you-can basis.
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Stylishly Underfunded
Kristina Spino, a concept designer at Dynamite Group who’s been involved in Montreal’s fashion industry for over a decade, says the influx of foreign giants like Zara and H&M have led to the demise of small retailers.
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Cabaret Abnormal: All Kinds of Weird
On August 5, The Wiggle Room bar will be hosting a performance that is just downright weird. It’s called Cabaret Abnormal.
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The Last Day: Being a Crybaby at Osheaga
I found myself stressed out in a sea of people who were too fucked up having the time of their lives.
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Fringe ArtsMontreal Band Caveboy Plays Debut Osheaga Show
It has been a wild year for the group as they released their first EP—titled _Caveboy_—last October and performed at Montreal’s annual summer music festival, Osheaga, this past weekend.
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It’s Lit: Saturday at Osheaga Recap
Donning their most brightly coloured outfits and their posiest of vibes, 40,000 people showed up en masse to the legendary party that graces the grounds of Parc Jean Drapeau.
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