Fringe Arts
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Fringe ArtsBananacore goes big
Concordia University Food Services and the Hive Café Solidarity Co-op serve 3,000 slices of banana bread in a record-sized Fairtrade bake.
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Fringe ArtsArchiving a DIY history
ARCMTL launches a new zine exhibit and event series centred on BIPOC and queer grassroots archival work.
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Fringe ArtsWhat So and So Was Trying to Say
A poem exploring what it may look like to withstand forms of manipulation and negative hierarchy.
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Fringe ArtsA next step for sustainability at Concordia
Students gathered in the basement of Webster Library on Jan. 29 to mark the launch of Concordia’s new thrift store project, blending secondhand shopping with conversations around sustainability and consumption.
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Fringe ArtsThe power of narrative
A panel hosted by 100 Accomplished Black Canadian Women (100ABCWomen) examined how Black women in media move beyond visibility, sharing how they navigate industry barriers while shaping narratives with agency and purpose. -
Fringe ArtsModern adaptation of Antigone reflects today’s political authoritarian atmosphere
From Feb. 4 to Feb. 7, the McGill Classics Play staged a modern Antigone that connected the Greek tragedy to today’s political climate.
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Fringe ArtsArchival cinema brings Palestine’s past into the present at Zamalek
Zamalek hosted an intimate screening of restored archival films tracing Palestinian resistance and memory from the 1970s and ’80s.
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Fringe ArtsSweat and steel at Montreal’s Wacken Metal Battle
Four Montreal metal bands faced judges and a packed room at Piranha Bar during the opening round of the city’s Wacken Metal Battle, where precision, endurance and crowd control were put to the test.
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Fringe ArtsA night with Gerry Adams
Ciné Gael hosted the Canadian premiere of Gerry Adams: A Ballymurphy Man on Feb. 6 at Concordia University’s J.A. DeSève Cinema, drawing a close-knit audience with personal ties to Irish history and activism.
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Fringe ArtsWhen art and activism collide
Artistes contre le Génocide Volume II raised approximately $13,000 for humanitarian efforts in Palestine and Sudan, bringing artists and attendees together through collective resistance.
