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Fringe ArtsIndigenous voices to gather for Montreal’s International First Peoples’ Festival
Indigenous artists from across the globe will gather in Montreal this August for a 10-day celebration of arts, resistance and unity at the 35th International First Peoples’ Festival.
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Yomogi sways between folk roots and electronic winds
Set to release her two-part album in 2025, emerging artist Yomogi invites audiences into her evolving sound, alongside her vocalist, Holly.
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Cho Dem’s intergenerational celebration of cuisine and culture
Cho Dem, Montreal’s Vietnamese food festival, returned for its third edition from July 18 to 20 to celebrate the city’s Vietnamese culture and cuisine.
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Offcuts Jam closes out Blue Dog with final explosive night
Blue Dog hosted its final Offcuts Jam on July 18, an emotional night filled with freestyles, gratitude and the promise of more to come.
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Fringe ArtsTheory of Ducks close out Turbo Haüs performance with humour and heart
On July 13, Theory of Ducks closed out a stacked Turbo Haüs lineup featuring dievanse and NIIVI. With a sound rooted in indie rock and a performance built on chemistry and charm, the Concordia University-based group reminded audiences what makes local shows worth showing up for.
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Fringe ArtsMontreal artist goes from small gigs to Osheaga
From local venues to one of Canada’s biggest music festivals, singer Renon is carving out her own path in the music industry.
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Fringe ArtsTatreez, a tactile draft of Palestinian heritage
The Canadian Palestinian Foundation of Quebec is reviving cultural art through bi-weekly tatreez circles.
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Fringe ArtsFinding humanity in Palestinian life under occupation
For both the director and the set designer, this play represents just some of the hundreds of thousands of stories that happen each day in Palestine.
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Fringe ArtsA night into the unknown with Concordia’s Fashion Business Association
The Concordia University Fashion Business Association hosted their third annual fashion showcase that featured local designers and their newest collections at the Théâtre Cartier on April 11.
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Fringe ArtsKnotting together identity, heritage and community
Allegra Hu explores identity through traditional knot-making and community workshops.

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