Fringe Arts

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  Fringe Arts

  Review: Desvío De Noche Walks the Line Between Film and Documentary.

  Naomi Waters – Published October 20, 2022

  New film by Concordia grads blends documentary and narrative fiction.

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  Weekly Fringe: Tarot Readings, Redpath, and Rome

  Jaime Kerr – Published October 17, 2022

  Rock at Reggies, witchy wine, and spooky Centre-Ville. It’s Weekly Fringe! 

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  Midterm Horoscopes

  Sophie Dufresne – Published October 14, 2022

  Feeling rough about your midterms? See if your results match your horoscope!

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  Ordinary Wonder Tales: Fantasy Meets Daily Experience

  Claire Helston-VanDuzer – Updated October 13, 2022 at 9:00am

  Emily Urquhart’s Ordinary Wonder Tales is a comforting trip through folklore and memoir.

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  Fall Baking Essentials for Students

  Kathleen Champoux – Updated October 13, 2022 at 9:00am

  Sweet and savoury snacks for studying this fall.

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  Poetry: Why I Write

  Callista Mille – Published October 12, 2022

  Please enjoy this poem by Callista Mille.

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  Weekly Fringe: Of Markets, Meandering, and Open-Mics

  Jaime Kerr – Published October 10, 2022

  Bake pastries, belt out country bangers, and stuff as many books as humanly possible into your bag, its weekly fringe!

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  Open Poetry Reading Brings pixie literary magazine to the Stage

  Jaime Kerr – Published October 4, 2022

  Immense talent, vulnerability, and fun on display at pixie literary magazine’s inaugural event.

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  Bahay Market: a Serendipitous September Outdoor Moment for BIPOC Communities

  Menel Rehab – Published October 3, 2022

  Bahay Collective Returns for Weekend Concert Series.

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  Acts to Grind Theatre Examines Hatred and Antisemitism in Adaptation of Cherry Docs

  Simon Feisthauer Fournet – Published October 3, 2022

  Adaptation of Cherry Docs explores difficult conversations on restorative justice