Fringe Arts
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Fringe ArtsCommunity in every key
The free bi-weekly event series Queer Karaoke cultivates an inclusive and safe space for Montreal’s queer community to meet, dance and sing.
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Fringe ArtsGaza benefit concert at Turbo Haüs channels resistance
On Sept. 11 at Turbo Haüs, a Gaza benefit show raised funds and awareness while giving people a space to channel grief and anger collectively. -
Fringe ArtsCABARET: The Dancing Djinn brings queer Arab histories to life on stage
A reclamation of erased queer Arab histories, CABARET: The Dancing Djinn fuses drag, bellydance and live music into an intimate mythology of memory, desire and defiance.
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Fringe ArtsThe Link’s guide to Montreal’s nightlife
The Link’s shortcut to Montreal nights—cheap drinks, packed floors, hidden gems, and the community that keeps it all alive.
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Fringe ArtsLe Cypher X: The city in real time
What starts as a loose groove can lock into something that feels rehearsed for weeks. At Le Cypher X, instruments and voices take on new shapes every Thursday night, but the challenge remains the same: make the room feel alive.
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Fringe ArtsRevolution starts with a screening
Cinema Politica provides a consistent space for Concordia University students and Montreal community members to educate themselves and engage in activism through documentaries and films.
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Fringe ArtsMUTEK lights up Montreal with six days of digital creation and conversations
With six days and nights of audiovisuals, masterclasses and conversations about the bold ideas it’s become known for, MUTEK returned to Montreal in full force.
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Fringe ArtsMESSY and Wild Pride take over Bain Mathieu
On Saturday, Aug. 16, Montreal’s Bain Mathieu became a dance floor alive with queer joy and resistance.
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Fringe ArtsExploring clay, creativity and queer connection at Wild Pride
Twenty makers of all ages and abilities in Montreal experimented with clay, creating and decorating vessels in a hands-on Wild Pride and Kindred Sagas workshop.
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Fringe ArtsLa traversée du siècle turns Montreal into a living archive
Seventy-two photographs and a podcast breathe new life into La traversée du siècle, bringing Michel Tremblay’s universe to the streets of Montreal.
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