Fringe Arts
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Fringe ArtsPoetry Nite Is Brought Into 2020
On Jan. 6, Poetry Nite returned in full force, debuting their first open mic of 2020. The event took place at La Poubelle Magnifique (formerly Chez Morrígan), located just blocks away from Concordia’s downtown campus.
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Fringe ArtsArtists Protest in Music and Poetry Quebec’s Secularism Law
It was a multifaceted gathering of poets, musicians, and activists that took to the stage at La Sala Rossa on Feb. 6 to protest Quebec’s secularism law formerly known as Bill 21.
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Fringe ArtsAll-Femme Team Organizes Open Mic; Safe Space for Black Artists
“As People of Colour, we often judge ourselves and limit ourselves because we’re afraid to get out of the stereotypes that are put upon us,” said singer Chelsea St-Jean. “In here, you can do whatever style you want with the support you actually need to push through.
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Fringe ArtsThe Black Theatre Workshop Honours Dedicated Artists
Kicking off Black History Month, the Black Theatre Workshop hosted their annual fundraiser Vision Celebration Gala on Feb. 1.
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Fringe ArtsA Jam-Packed Fringe Calendar
Anyone else feel like cramming in as much art as possible this week?
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Fringe ArtsTriple Threat: Three Bands Get Groovy at the Diving Bell Social Club
“All three bands tonight sound like they could be dance moves,” joked Ali Overing, singer and songwriter of Montreal-based band The Leanover, before taking off into the tail end of an energetic, head-bang inducing set.
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Fringe ArtsKate Hammer Anchors Their Name to Comedy
“It’s interesting when you choose your own name instead of being given one,” Kate Hammer said, their pearly whites glowing brightly in the dim lighting of Café Aunja, a basement café on Sherbrooke St.
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Fringe Arts
Poem of the Week: “Old Man, Blue Plaid”
“Old Man, Blue Plaid”
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