Fringe Arts
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Fringe ArtsGod Prefers Vanilla Lattes
Mike Delamont hates scary movies and recently conquered his fear of roller coasters. He likes cookies, Louis C.K. and the movie Love Actually. He also spends much of his spare time posing as God.
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Fringe ArtsPlants and Animals’ Homecoming Bigger than Ever
It’s with a stride of confidence that Plants and Animals return home for a show in St. Henri’s old Corona Theatre. They’re making the final stop of their cross-Canada tour, playing packed venues bigger than ever.
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Fringe ArtsXX on the WWW
Get ready to learn what the oft-used but rarely defined term “digital art” really means.
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Fringe ArtsLeif in the Lyrics
Sometimes people just stumble into music; other times they seem born into it, music in their blood and in their bones.
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Fringe ArtsMac’s Back
Mac DeMarco has a certain ambivalence to modern rock ’n’ roll stardom. After playing for years in Vancouver under the moniker Makeout Videotape, the gap-toothed, 22-year-old Edmonton native settled here in 2010 and started…
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Fringe ArtsHumanizing the Cityscape
The 20th century gave rise to myth of the architect hero—someone who swoops in and cures social woes through their buildings.
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Fringe ArtsSatellite Radio and Saddlin’ Up
Today, Corb Lund has settled on “subversive country” to describe his music.
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Fringe ArtsMaking it Happen Part 1: Print
We look at the path to building a magazine and getting published in the first part of Making it Happen.
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Fringe ArtsCelebrating Women in Music to Support Women in Need
In celebration of local female musicians, and in an effort to support struggling women, Women in Music Montreal (WIMM) present their second showcase this Sunday at Les 3 Minots.
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Fringe ArtsClassy Drinks
This weekend has some serious alcohol in store, and not in the typical college-kid-playing-Edward-40-hands kind of way. It’s classy.
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