Fringe Arts
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Fringe ArtsYour 2026 horoscope
What do the stars have in store for you in 2026? The Link has (some) answers!
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Fringe ArtsThe power of small-scale art
The exhibition Eyes Wide Open brings together 23 international artists to explore how small-scale works can carry immense emotional and creative weight.
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Fringe ArtsUncertainly Clear
A poem that explores the uncertainty of youth and the pressure to make decisions that are believed to define one’s future, often resulting in feelings of overwhelm and paralysis.
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Fringe ArtsOld school is the new house
In a city saturated with DJs and digital sets, Michael Terzian takes a slower, more deliberate approach rooted in vinyl, hip-hop and early house, prioritizing musical history and connection over spectacle.
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Fringe ArtsA softer way back to creativity
In NDG, artist Taia Lajoie has created Soft Studio Days, a gentle, community-driven space where adults can return to creativity without pressure.
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Fringe ArtsImage+Nation’s LGBT2SQueer film festival returns for its 38th edition
This year’s selection was diverse and highlighted Indigenous based stories, screening films that are often left unrecognized by the mainstream media.
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Fringe ArtsThe magic of representation
The fourth edition of the Thiick Witch market, held on Nov. 29-30, was a mix of eye-catching handmade art and beautiful vintage curated pieces for plus-size fashion lovers. -
Fringe ArtsArt Matters festival closes out their workshop series with a bang
On the evening of Nov. 28, Art Matters and the Concordia Electroacoustic Studies Student Association presented a free introductory electroacoustics workshop on campus, giving students a glimpse into a craft that often seems out of reach.
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Fringe ArtsShowgirls For Liberation raises $4,600 for Palestinian families
The third edition of the Showgirls4Palestine fundraiser was a hit, blending drag, dance, and comedy to raise money for families in Palestine.
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Fringe ArtsInside Bánh Mì Cu Lắc’s playful take on tradition
Hidden inside Kaizen Manga Café, Bánh Mì Cu Lắc brings heart and experimentation to Montreal’s Bishop St.
