Fringe Arts
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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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Fringe ArtsA Portrait of Southie’s Good People
Exploring the culture of a low-income, tight-knit community, Good People tells the story of a mother’s fight for survival.
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Fringe ArtsPsych-Pop Purveyors
As a band, Yeasayer doesn’t just want to come in, lay down their beats, “and then go off and get wasted.”
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Fringe ArtsPlenty in the Twenties
Montreal is about to go up in flames. As November temperatures drop, local production company Cirquantique is turning up the heat with a performance show so tantalizing, it ought to be prohibited.
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Fringe ArtsDial M for Mind-Blowing
In a city internationally recognized as of late for producing music acts like Arcade Fire and Grimes, M for Montreal was founded to help local bands, and other artists, make the same leap onto the big stage.
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Fringe ArtsWelcome to Transsexual Transylvania
It’s not easy getting ahead in this town—and that applies to singing, dancing, cross-dressing performers, too.
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Fringe ArtsContemporary Milestones
While Old Montreal is, to many seasoned Montrealers, a cobblestone-covered tourist trap full of dusty souvenir stores and tacky street performers, it also houses DHC/ART.
