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  Say Hello to The Oops Kitchen

  Shannon Carranco – Published May 22, 2017

  On the third Sunday of every month, The Oops Kitchen gathers at L’Escalier bar to play their original Roma inspired folk songs.

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  Les FrancoFolies de Montréal is in Full Melody

  Mark Di Franco – Published May 18, 2017

  Wandering from stage to stage with a beer in hand and enjoying the various melodies of francophone music is the perfect way of describing a typical day at the Montreal FrancoFolies.

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  Montreal Anarchist Film Festival Kicks Off

  Jon Milton – Published May 12, 2017

  If you ask Chris Robe, he’ll tell you that there’s been a strong anarchist tendency in video-making since the late 1960s.

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  Paul Van Dyk Reflects on His DJ Career and What’s to Come

  Erika Morris – Published May 12, 2017

  Seasoned DJ Matthias Paul, otherwise known as Paul Van Dyk, talks about his career as a DJ and a little about his upcoming album

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  Taking an Expressive Spin on Folk Music

  Mark Di Franco – Published May 9, 2017

  Folk musicians Caroline Cotter and Michael Howard are teaming up for a tour of their latest albums, giving their own spin on the folk music genre.

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  Just For Laughs Festival Takes the Stage

  Mark Di Franco – Published May 3, 2017

  The lineup of performers for this year’s Just For Laughs festival have been revealed! this year also marks the festival’s 35th anniversary.

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  Montreal International Jazz Festival is in Full Swing

  Mark Di Franco – Published May 1, 2017

  The lineup for the indoor concerts for the 38th edition of the Montreal International Jazz Festival have been unveiled! We’ve got a bit of insight for you right here.

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  Yidlife Crisis Proves that Yiddish is Hardly a Dead Language

  Carl Bindman – Published April 25, 2017

  Yidlife Crisis, created by and starring Eli Batalion and Jamie Elman, is a Yiddish comedy web series for Jews and gentiles alike.

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  Queer Horror Taking a Stance

  Nicola Sibthorpe & Julia Miele – Published April 5, 2017

  The Link had a chat with the voice of Welcome to Night Vale, Cecil Baldwin about the podcast and a little about himself as well.

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  The Legendary Oliver Jones

  Gabrielle Béland – Published April 4, 2017

  When ranking the best of the best in jazz music history, child prodigy and Little Burgundy native Oliver Jones is definitely a contender.