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Fringe ArtsA Diversified Art Space
In an increasingly polarized landscape that alienates small artist-run initiatives from the big money art world of fairs and exclusive institutions, galleries and organizations are cultivating new methods to bridge the gap and maintain a cohesive community.
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Fringe ArtsKick Off Those Sunday Shoes with Just For Laughs
Just For Laughs festival is going to be celebrating their 35th anniversary in the near future. To help with the celebration, Footloose is hitting the stages.
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Unpacking The Crazy Bitch
Stand-up comedian Ellie MacDonald is bringing a fresh dose of brutally honest humour to this year’s Fringe Festival with her one-woman show Crazy Bitch.
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FrancoFolies de Montréal Kicks Off With a High Note
After ten months of practice, 20 recently-graduated young musicians from Cégep de Granby showcased their talent in their attempt to prove they are the future of French music. This is the École Nationale de la Chanson.
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Fringe ArtsShedding Some Blood on the Fringe Fest Stages
Melbourne Fringe Festival’s award-winning performance Poet VS Pageant is coming to Montreal’s Fringe stages! We got some insight from the artist herself.
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Fringe ArtsGrowing Up in an Abusive Immigrant Family
Pluk’d is hitting the stages of Fringe Festival this summer, portraying themes of immigrant generation gaps, language barriers, and not seeing eye to eye with the folks.
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Fringe ArtsRacially Diverse Acts Surge at Montreal’s Fringe Festival
Fringe Festival is buzzing, bringing with it a collection of diverse acts and performers. Here’s some insight on these diverse performances that are hitting the Fringe stage this summer.
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Montreal International Jazz Festival is in Full Tune
Lying down on the grass and soaking up the enchanting melodies of a blues band is a perfect way of spending an evening at the Montreal International Jazz Festival.
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Fringe ArtsChance the Rapper Performs at The Bell Centre
Concerts are near religious experiences. An artist or band croons and puts their audience in a trance, while the crowd responds by singing, throwing up lighters, and screaming at the top of their lungs.
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Fringe ArtsSay Hello to The Oops Kitchen
On the third Sunday of every month, The Oops Kitchen gathers at L’Escalier bar to play their original Roma inspired folk songs.
