Fringe Arts
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Fringe ArtsCombining the worlds of visual art and theatre
Concordia alumnus Samuel Rancourt recounts his many projects and adventures.
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Fringe ArtsIndulging in the world of tattoos
Visitors were able to get tattooed, watch tattoos happen or simply browse available literature and explore a wide range of styles
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Fringe ArtsComing Out of the Gay Village, a history of one of Montreal’s most prominent neighbourhoods
Montreal’s Village is a well-known queer neighbourhood whose fascinating history is explored through archives in an exhibition presented by Les Archives gaies du Québec, curated by François Bellemare.
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Fringe ArtsDragon Jam: When music gives back
Founded by Arthur Kalimidis, Dragon Jam offers a rare downtown rehearsal and performance space shaped by years in Montreal’s music scene.
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Fringe ArtsJaywalking encouraged
On May 2, audiences can move between Casa del Popolo and Sala Rossa as the music festival Jaywalk brings experimental and jazz-adjacent artists from across Canada to Montreal
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Fringe ArtsThe Sum of Sound
With a rotating lineup and a shared ethos, Odie Harr turns live shows into a collective experience felt as much in the crowd as on stage.
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Fringe ArtsInside Mile End Kicks
The Link sat down with Chandler Levack to discuss her latest film, Mile End Kicks, a coming-of-age story rooted in Montreal’s indie music scene. Drawing from her own experience as a young music critic, Levack reflects on navigating creative spaces, the blurred line between critic and participant, and the messy process of finding identity in your 20s.
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Fringe ArtsPreservation or a remaster? The city’s plans for the Empress
Montreal’s long-delayed plan for Empress Theatre has reignited debate over whether the historic site should serve culture, commerce or more urgent community needs.
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Fringe ArtsMultisensory accessible art exhibition launches at Montreal’s MAI gallery
The Wayfinders exhibition, running from April 2 to May 16, features pieces by and for differently abled people and aims to make art galleries accessible to new audiences.
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Fringe ArtsMore than a salsa night
La Murga’s mix of live music and vinyl sets is bringing in new audiences while still resonating with those who already love the genre.
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