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Fringe Arts
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Fringe ArtsAlmond Milk and Luella talk digging deep and growing up
There was something different about this show; you could feel it in the bluster of the crowd’s revelry.
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Fringe ArtsTwo by Two, Together fosters dialogue across art
Two by Two, Together invites viewers to engage in a visual dialogue through complementary pairings, exploring connections across time periods, culture and form.
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Fringe ArtsFonderie Darling’s Déliquescence marks the end of an era
Caroline Andrieux’s final exhibition at Fonderie Darling highlights sources of beauty in unexpected subjects: mould, mushrooms, weeds and even decaying matter.
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Fringe ArtsMontreal debuts its first trans film festival
Montreal’s first trans film festival EXPOSURES showcased 80 films that pushed the boundaries of trans cinema.
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Fringe ArtsCentaur Theatre opens 2024-2025 season with a twist on an old classic
Anton Chekhov’s The Cherry Orchard is reimagined for today’s audiences in Harry Standjofski’s Sakura at the Centaur Theatre.
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Fringe ArtsRihab Essayh is building worlds that are radically soft
Rihab Essayh’s The Evaporated Tears of Sand Roses frames an effervescent healing space for the SWANA community.
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Fringe ArtsChews for views
An unsettling and mouth-watering read blurs the lines between the virtual world and reality.
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Fringe ArtsA culinary homecoming
A new Ukrainian restaurant opens in Montreal with multiple layers of significance to the Ukrainian community.
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Fringe ArtsTech start-up satire hits the stage at the Segal Centre
How to Survive in the Wild is a biting satire that parodies tech start-ups and invites us into the unsettling world of an AI chatbot designed to communicate with the dead.
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Fringe ArtsMichaëlle Sergile weaves together the history of Black women in Montreal
Michaëlle Sergile’s To All the Unnamed Women exhibition at the McCord Stewart Museum commemorates the untold stories of Black women in Montreal.
