Fringe Arts
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Fringe ArtsFashion that finally fits
In a city where inclusive sizing is often limited to online shopping, Mala Mtl stands out. Founder Sandra Muñoz Diaz has turned her passion for secondhand clothing into a hub for Montreal’s plus-size community, blending sustainability with a strong sense of belonging.
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Fringe ArtsLavender Town and Mafuba light up Petit Campus
Lavender Town and Mafuba transformed Petit Campus on Oct. 6 into a pulse of brass, bass and movement. The two bands’ takes on jazz turned a mundane Monday into a night that felt alive from the first to last note.
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Fringe ArtsAnalogue was king at Montreal beer and photography festival
On Oct. 3 and Oct. 4, the Bières et caméras F/ilm Festival transformed a Montreal microbrewery into a lively crossroads for photo enthusiasts. Over two days, participants took part in print exchanges, lectures, a community photowalk, and engaged in plenty of good conversation.
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Fringe ArtsA trip to Palestine through art
At MAI, The Lost Paintings walks us through an imagined recreation of the last art exhibition in Palestine before the Nakba.
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Fringe ArtsMy Little Suburb
This poem is an intimate exploration of how spirituality can be experienced through nature, relationships and cyclical events.
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Fringe ArtsRetelling Montreal history through street photography
Pounding The Pavement aims to tell the history of Montreal through street photography, featuring series that showcase culture, politics and daily life since the 1800s.
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Fringe ArtsBeading across generations
Juliet Mackie’s Little Moon Creations is more than just a business—it’s a living practice that embodies Métis culture and connects to her ancestors.
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Fringe ArtsExposures holds second annual trans film festival
Held at the Union Française de Montréal from Sept. 17 to Sept. 21, this was not the space to “explain transness for cisgender legibility” or lament the state of the world. The goal was to embrace and uplift trans identity and experience in everyday life.
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Fringe ArtsJam for Justice McGill kicks off school year with a community park Jam
Jam for Justice McGill kicked off the year with a park jam at Jeanne-Mance Park, collecting over 50 food items while students played music and connected with their peers.
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Fringe ArtsThe Rover screens their documentary ‘Palestine on Campus’
Independent media outlet The Rover hosts its first documentary screening, “Palestine on Campus,” highlighting Palestinian and pro-Palestine voices on university campuses.
