Fringe Arts
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Fringe ArtsUsing Language as Instrument
Fráncois Marry describes himself as a DIY kind of guy. Under the band name, Fránçois and the Atlas Mountains, Marry has written songs, recorded and produced several albums, and directed a handful of music videos.
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Fringe ArtsSix-String Innovators
This weekend the Montreal International Jazz Festival is hosting one of the most expansive guitar shows in North America, the 6th Montreal Guitar Show.
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Fringe ArtsDark, Orchestral Pop
A man of few words and many mysteries, Montreal-based musician Patrick Krief feels like he’s still trying to wrap his head around his own music and a solo career.
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Fringe ArtsYour Guide to FRINGE Fest
The 22nd St-Ambroise Montreal FRINGE Festival has hosted one-off shows and events throughout the month and is now in full swing. Dance, music, comedy and theatre might be the building blocks of the fest, but the never-ending party is the glue.
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Fringe ArtsA Taste of Fringe
It was a festival in fast-forward. The 22nd annual Montreal FRINGE Festival’s Out-of-Towner Fringe-for-All event hosted artists from outside Montreal showcasing their work.
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Fringe ArtsHip Hop McGill
The past year has seen protests, gross mismanagement and internal conflict at many Quebec schools, but one group of McGill students is breaking from the rhetoric and showcasing the up-side of their university experience.
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Fringe ArtsFringe Food
Have you ever felt the sway of a palm tree tickle the roof of your mouth? Well, neither have I.
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Fringe ArtsAncient Culture in Modern Times
The eighth edition of the Israel Film Festival brings diverse and critically acclaimed films to Montreal for a week-long engagement. The nine films have received international accolades…
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Fringe ArtsThe Part of Me You Know
Sam Herring is in a good place right now. The shows are getting bigger both in North America and in Europe, and he’s in a healthy relationship. Since most of his lyrical work for Baltimore synth pop trio Future Islands is inspired from tortured feelings of love and loss, it’s a welcomed change for the North Carolina-born singer.

