Fringe Arts
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Fringe ArtsFringe Food
While Montreal is often seen as a gourmet city—a place to drop one’s Friday pay cheque on all sorts of culinary delights, it is rarely recognized for its enduring hunger problem.
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Fringe ArtsFrame to Frame
Budrus tells the story of a village’s struggle to keep its land amidst Israeli fences being constructed between the West Bank and Israel in 2004.
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Fringe ArtsExtreme Shoegazing
It’s always a race for pro music writers and bloggers alike to pen the next micro-genre tagline, to the extent where the actual practice of listening can get a little sidelined. For Montreal-based Carpet, they are content knowing who they are, bringing an innovative spin to the shoegaze table.
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Fringe ArtsThe Long Road Home
Though he’s been in the Canadian music scene since the late ‘80s, this week marks a first for the Weakerthans frontman.
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Fringe ArtsA Cultural Institution in Crisis
Montreal film buffs may soon be grieving the loss of one of the province’s most important institutions
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Fringe ArtsSteve’s Music Founder Dies at 65
Steve Kirman, founder and owner of Steve’s Music, passed away on Saturday. He was 65 years old.
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Fringe ArtsStudents Call the Shots
There’s a festival going on at Concordia this weekend, tucked in the back room of the Loyola Chapel basement.
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Fringe ArtsConcordia Playwrights on Display
Winners of the sixth Concordia Annual 10-Minute Play Contest are getting their prize this Friday night, where they will hold a staged reading of their work.
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Fringe ArtsFringe Food
Well into the 19th century, the European village and neighbourhood bakery served as more than mere eatery or commodity outlet. Doubling as part-time “communal oven,” it was a gathering point, a laboratory, a workshop—even a place of education.
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Fringe ArtsFilling the Silents
Believe it or not, three-dimensional space in film has much more potential than a flaming Nicolas Cage face flying towards you.
