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March 2008
- admission:
- admission is free
- contact:
- Jane Caron
- 450-829-3000
- janecaron AT bellnet DOT ca
- admission:
- $5.00
- contact:
- Linda Brady
- 514-485-1812
- braque AT sympatico DOT ca
- admission:
- free
- contact:
- Sol Lang
- 450.538.2563
- sol AT sollang DOT com, info AT artssutton DOT com
- www.artssutton.com
- admission:
- gratuit
- contact:
- Jean-François Jasmin
- (514) 844 2033
- jfjasmin AT sat DOT qc DOT ca
- www.sat.qc.ca
- admission:
- free
- contact:
- Loren Williams + Randall Finnerty
- 514-598-1205
- www.lorenwilliams.com www.randallfinnerty.com
- admission:
- Free
- contact:
- Geneviève Chevalier
- 819.822.9600 ext. 2279
- genevieve DOT chevalier AT ubishops DOT ca
- http://www.ubishops.ca/artgall…
- admission:
- Free
- contact:
- Holly Friesen
- 819 429-3797
- holly AT cgocable DOT ca
- www.artistesdemonttremblant.co… www.maison.arts@citenet.net
- admission:
- $17 (students, seniors, artists) $20 (Adults)
- contact:
- Colleen Curran
- (5140 487-1216
- colleencurran AT sympatico DOT ca
- admission:
- $7
- contact:
- andrew tay
- 514-223-8959
- elektro313 AT hotmail DOT com
- www.wantsandneeds.ca
- admission:
- n/a
- contact:
- Caili Woodyard
- 514-504-7458
- cailiwoodyard AT yahoo DOT ca
- www.honeypie.ca
- admission:
- Suggested donation: $10-$20
- contact:
- Studio 303
- 514-393-3771
- info AT studio303 DOT ca
- http://www.edgywomen.ca
- admission:
- FREE
- contact:
- Studio 303
- 514-393-3771
- info AT studio303 DOT ca
- http://www.edgywomen.ca
- admission:
- $12/$10
- contact:
- Studio 303
- 514-393-3771
- info AT studio303 DOT ca
- http://www.edgywomen.ca
- admission:
- free
- contact:
- (514) 279-4679
- admission:
- free
- contact:
- Jantte Jorgensen
- 514-721-8420
- revjjorgensen AT yahoo DOT com
- www.thelawnchairsoiree.9f.com
- admission:
- admission is free
- contact:
- Jane Caron
- 450-829-3000
- janecaron AT bellnet DOT ca
- admission:
- free
- contact:
- Oana Avasilichioaei
- 514-935-7344
- oana DOT ava AT gmail DOT com
- www.atwaterlibrary.ca/poetry
- admission:
- free
- contact:
- Oana Avasilichioaei
- 514-935-7344
- oana DOT ava AT gmail DOT com
- www.atwaterlibrary.ca/poetry
- admission:
- FREE ADMISSION
- contact:
- Throw Collective
- throwradio AT yahoo DOT com
- www.throwcollective.com
- admission:
- $12/$10
- contact:
- Studio303
- 514-393-3771
- info AT studio303 DOT ca
- http://www.edgywomen.ca
- admission:
- Free
- contact:
- Kate Wisdom
- 1-866-263-4422 or 450-263-4422
- kw AT townshippers DOT qc DOT ca
- www.townshippers.qc.ca
- admission:
- $7 at the door, FREE FOR PERFORMERS (All proceeds go to sending a team to Calgary,AB for the Canadian Festival of Spoken Word)
- contact:
- Throw Collective
- throwradio AT yahoo DOT com
- www.throwcollective.com
- admission:
- 10 $
- contact:
- j.p. mortier
- 450-622-9898
- jpmortier AT hotmail DOT com
- www.jpmortier.com
- admission:
- $12/$10
- contact:
- Studio 303
- 514-393-3771
- info AT studio303 DOT ca
- http://www.edgywomen.ca
- admission:
- Regular $40; Senior $30; Student $20
- contact:
- Sonia Patenaude
- 819 822 9692
- spatenau AT ubishops DOT ca
- www.centennialtheatre.com
- admission:
- $20 ($15 for students, seniors, and members; $10 for groups)
- contact:
- Infinitheatre
- 514-987-1774
- info AT infinitheatre DOT com
- www.infinitheatre.com
- admission:
- 18$ general admission, 15$ students/seniors, group rates available upon request
- contact:
- Carolyn-Fe Trinidad
- 514-823-8823
- askus AT alteravitae DOT com
- www.alteravitae.com
- admission:
- free admission
- contact:
- Jane
- 450-829-3000
- janecaron AT bellnet DOT ca
- admission:
- FREE
- contact:
- Infinitheatre
- 514-987-1774
- info AT infinitheatre DOT com
- www.infinitheatre.com/index.en…
- admission:
- $20
- contact:
- heidi fleming
- 514- 398-4886
- heidi AT famgroup DOT ca
- www.pennylang.com
- admission:
- Free
- contact:
- Julie Mahfood
- 514-671-9941
- scorpiogrrl AT yahoo DOT com
- admission:
- TBA
- contact:
- Heidi Fleming
- Téléphone : (514) 271-7887
- heidi AT famgroup DOT ca
- www.myspace.com/echohunters
- admission:
- free
- contact:
- Anthony Walsh
- 514.998.7625
- galeriesyn AT gmail DOT com
- www.galeriesynesthesie.com
- admission:
- $15.00 - $23.50
- contact:
- Monika Majewski
- 514-932-1104 Ext. 226
- boxoffice AT blacktheatreworkshop DOT ca
- www.blacktheatreworkshop.ca
- admission:
- $8.00
- contact:
- Lp Camozzi
- 514 484 5416
- lpcamozzi AT sympatico DOT ca
- www.lpkids.ca
- admission:
- Regular $25; Senior $13.50; Student $13.50
- contact:
- Sonia Patenaude
- 819 822 9692
- spatenau AT ubishops DOT ca
- www.centennialtheatre.com
- admission:
- by donation
- contact:
- Sonia Falkovitch
- 514-585-1504
- artimperia AT gmail DOT com
- myspace.com/soniafalkovitch
- admission:
- $8 ($5 for students/seniors)
- contact:
- Erin Grainger
- erin AT eringrainger DOT ca
- www.mcgillsavoy.ca
- admission:
- free
- contact:
- Kathy Feig
- 450-538-0989
- penkathy AT gmail DOT com
- www.galeriecharmante.com
••• Saturday, 1 •••
L'Amour Imaginaire - Imaginary Love
45 minutes south west of Montreal, the gallery is located at 55 rue Lambton, Ormstown QC J0S 1K0
LOVE - physical, emotional, real, imagined and illusionary are subjects treated in Gallery Mouton Rose's first show of the 2008 season.
Featuring ELAN artists Henry Fong, Mary Harman, Cliff Caron, Jane Caron and Rose Maloukis as well as Montreal photographer Dominic Brunet, the show explores the intellectual Love connection in photography, hologram, video, sculpture, diorama and painting.
Gallery hours are Thursday through Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. and Sunday noon until 5:00 p.m.
Saturday, Mar 1 to Sunday, Mar 9
Linda Brady and Andree-Ann Deschenes, pianists
Salon Aria 4525A St. Denis
An evening of twentieth century piano music, exploring many contrasting styles, presented by Linda Brady and Andree-Ann Deschenes. Composers include Satie, Debussy, Ravel, Evangelista, O'Riley, Meldau, Louie, Glass, and more. Will take place at the Salon Aria at 8:30pm, Saturday March 1st.
Saturday, Mar 1
Sanctuaries, a photography exhibition by Éric Dupuis and Sol Lang at Arts Sutton Gallery
The Arts Sutton Gallery is located on 7 Academy Street in Sutton and is open Thursday through Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Sanctuaries, an exhibition of recent works by Montreal photographers Éric Dupuis and Sol Lang. Saturday February 9th to March 9, 08. Vernissage: Saturday, February 16 at 2 pm, with artists in attendance.
The word sanctuary means “protected, closed, secret, sacred place”. Éric Dupuis placed his camera at the heart of places that are without question perceived as sanctuaries - churches. Sol Lang brings us to a place that seems hostile at first glance, an abandoned factory in Lachine, Qc, now demolished. Two intimate visions with radically different aesthetics. A 50 pages catalogue will be for sale at the Gallery.
Saturday, Feb 9 to Sunday, Mar 9
Digital Chile_08
1195 boulevard Saint-Laurent C.P. 1083 Succursale Desjardins Montréal (Québec) H5B 1C2 Canada
Digital Chile_08 presents interactive traveling new media installation in process. The Canadian premiere of this traveling exhibition will be seen for the first time in Montreal. This exhibition illustrates the Chilean avant-garde with the goal of exposing the thematic richness and artistic esthetics of Chile.
Thursday, Feb 21 to Sunday, Mar 23
La Volière (the aviary)
Maison de la culture Plateau-Mont-Royal 465, avenue Mont-Royal, Est. Montréal, Québec
Artists: Loren Williams, Randall Finnerty
Exhibition: La Volière (the aviary)
Vernissage: Saturday, March 1st, 2–5 p.m.
Loren Williams and Randall Finnerty explore bird typologies and the relationship we have with birds from a Victorian era ornithology collection to modern domestic fowl.
Both artists live and work in Montreal, and have exhibited their work nationally.
Contact Loren Williams or Randall Finnerty for more info.
Thursday, Feb 28 to Sunday, Mar 30
Utopia Suite Disco - by Clive Holden
Galerie d'art Foreman Bishop's University, 2600 College Street, Sherbrooke (Lennoxville), Québec Open from Tuesday to Saturday, from 12 pm noon to 5 pm
Clive Holden is a multi-disciplinary artist and author who works with moving images in three forms: fixed films and videos, performance, and installation. Utopia Suite Disco is about dancing to the beat of our hopes and fears to create movement as both figurative and literal progress towards Utopianism. A light tent is filled with projections of utopian heroes such as JFK, Martin Luther King, John Lennon and James Joyce. A dance floor is provided for the viewer to dance to a three-part disco suite by composer Oscar Van Dillen, a Rotterdam-based composer.
Wednesday, Jan 30 to Saturday, Mar 29
••• Sunday, 2 •••
Transition - an exhibition of paintings & sculptures by Les Artistes de Mont-Tremblant
The Maison de Arts de St-Faustin gallery is located at: 1171 rue de la Pisciculture Saint-Faustin-Lac-Carré.Qc. Telephone: 819.688.2676
“Transitions” offers the public a view of diverse and interesting artwork made especially for this theme exhibition, by eight of the collective.
The sculptors, Luis Paniagua and Bruno Dufour, work in wood, stone, metal and clay. Both are seasoned sculptors with commissioned pieces in the Tremblant area. The painters, Margo Chick, Holly Friesen, Joanna Nash, Dominique Normand, Michel Normandeau and Ann Thibaudeau, will be exhibiting an exciting variety of subjects, in media ranging from graphite drawings, watercolour to mixed media works including printing, painting and collage techniques.
Sunday, Mar 2 to Sunday, Mar 23
••• Tuesday, 4 •••
IRELAND'S OWN CARMEL O'REILLY TONITE!
264 Ste-Catherine East
Triumvirate Theatre Company presents a new comedy by Colleen Curran, directed by Corey Castle, March 4-9,Theatre Ste-Catherine, Tues. through Saturday 8 p.m. Matinees Saturday and Sunday 2 p.m. Featuring Glenn Roy and Janis Kirshner. 264 Ste-Catherine East. Box office (514) 284-3939. for info: (514) 487-1216.
Tuesday, Mar 4 to Sunday, Mar 9
••• Thursday, 6 •••
Short and Sweet-20 dances that end quickly
Club Lambi 4465 St. Laurent (corner Mount Royal)
Short and Sweet is an exciting new dance event which challenges the choreographic process. In a relaxed bar setting, Short and Sweet brings together 23 choreographers of different experience levels to present works created on the fly. The works can be no longer than 5 minutes, no shorter than 2. A time keeper is present and if the work goes over the alloted time, the choreography is immediately stopped. With Choreographers: Dana Michel,Andrew Tay, Sasha Kleinplatz,Thea Patterson,Katie Ward,Peter Trosztmer,Fred Gravel,Marie Beland,Katie Ewald, Silvy Panet-Raymond,Ben Read,Anne Theriault,Andrew Turner,Jacob Wren,Leanne Dyer,Audrée Juteau,Gillian Rae Fournier,Jean-sebastien Lourdais,Emma Howes,Karen Fennell,Marie-Julie Asselin, Annabelle Savard,Claudia Fancello
Thursday, Mar 6
••• Saturday, 8 •••
Caili Woodyard, Caffe Mariani, "Food and Art Works"
4450 Notre-Dame West
Paintings and drawings by Caili Woodyard
@ Caffe Mariani, 4450 Notre-Dame West
Saturday March 8th, 3-7pm
Vernissage and Honey Pie Hives and Herbals product sale
Teas, soaps, honey, herbal seasonings, lotions, lip balms, ointments, T-shirts
Saturday, Mar 8
Choeur Maha & Clara Furey (benefit concert)
372 Ste-Catherine West #303
Choeur Maha is an experimental women’s choir directed by Kathy Kennedy. The choir will interpret an eclectic repertoire of music by female composers including Nancy Telfer, Imogen Heap and Montreal’s own Joellen Housego, Alexis O’Hara and Kate & Anna McGarrigle. Clara Furey is a young dancer, choreographer and musician. This is her first public concert since she was 15! All proceeds will be donated to Project 10.
Show starts at 7pm
Saturday, Mar 8
Edgy Careers
372 Ste-Catherine West #303
As part of it’s International Women’s day celebrations, the EDGY WOMEN festival presents EDGY CAREERS, an intimate interactive forum to discover fascinating women’s careers. Aspiring cultural workers and curious folk are invited to meet inspiring women who work in arts & culture in unusual fields or have had unpredictable career paths. Each invited guest will have a cosy conversational space and welcome all questions. Tea and snacks will be served in this informal atmosphere.
From 2pm to 5pm.
Saturday, Mar 8
Juggling Gender
372 Ste-Catherine West #303
Films & chats with Jennifer Miller & Lazlo Pearlman.
Juggling Politics is a 20-minute documentary about bearded artist Jennifer Miller and her Circus Amok. Pearlmans’s Unhung Heroes is a tranny-boy comedy about F2M (female to male) penis envy. Both artists will be onhand to introduce their films, as well as after the sreening for a discussion with the audience about their films, their artistic practices and their lives.
Film screening starts at 9pm.
Saturday, Mar 8
Notre Dames de Montreal ... in English
Arts Café 201 Fairmount (corner Esplanade)
Celebrating International Women's Day
Notre Dames de Montreal ... in English
presents an evening of Cabaret with poetry, stories and music with
Carina de Klerk
Susan Dubrofsky
Anna Fuerstenberg
Stephanie Khoury
Barbara Lewis
Beverly McGuire
Lesley Pasquin
Bobo Vian
Show begins at 7.30 pm
Great food and wine available
Saturday, Mar 8
••• Wednesday, 12 •••
the lawn chair soiree
201 Fairmount, west (corner of l'Esplanade)
Join us for an evening of poetry and story.
Wednesday, Mar 12
••• Thursday, 13 •••
Rene Dandurand Folkart Carvings
45 minutes south west of Montreal, the gallery is located at 55 rue Lambton, Ormstown QC J0S 1K0
Gallery Mouton Rose is proud to present a one-man show featuring the wood carvings of Valleyfield artist Rene Dandurand.
Specializing in complex scenes of Quebec rural culture, Dandurand depicts a world of country chores, antique implements and lost innocence in his painted monoblock carvings.
Gallery hours: Thursday - Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Sunday noon - 5:00 p.m.
Thursday, Mar 13 to Sunday, Apr 6
Writers Read at Concordia
Concordia University, 1455 de Maisonneuve Blvd. West, Hall 110
Renowned poet Robin Blaser will speak on his poetics at Concordia University, Thursday March 13, 7:30pm.
Robin Blaser’s five decades of continual accomplishment in the long poem, the lyric, and the essay have made him one of the most important poets in North America. He is the recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Griffin Trust for Excellence in Poetry and to hear him speak is a rare and unforgettable experience.
Thursday, Mar 13
••• Friday, 14 •••
Atwater Poetry Project
Atwater Library, 1200 Atwater Ave.
Robin Blaser and Phil Hall, will read at the Atwater Library, Friday, March 14, 7pm.
Robin Blaser’s five decades of accomplishment in the long poem, the lyric, and the essay have made him one of the most important poets in North America. He is the recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Griffin Trust for Excellence in Poetry. To hear him read is a rare and unforgettable experience.
Griffin Poetry Prize nominee Phil Hall, will read from a new book White Porcupine, a self-portrait between the ages of 50 & 54, a fractal and straddle of confession & confusion.
Friday, Mar 14
Co-Poets: A Meeting of the Lines
THE HIVE (Loyola Campus) Concordia University 7141 Sherbrooke Montreal, QC 8:00 pm START
As Part of THE CORE: Art Matters Festival 2008
Curated by Mathieu Murphy Perron on behalf of the CSU
A night of spoken word featuring top poets from Montreal's Throw Collective and Ottawa's Capital Poetry Collective.
Two communities unite, minds are blown and the HIVE is set ablaze with fiery words!
Friday, Mar 14
Hot Hot Gossip
372 Ste-catherine West #303
Warning: Show contains sexually explicit content – No kids aloud.
Hot Hot Gossip is a 6-part, live-theatre lesbian soap opera by Dayna McLeod that centres around a dysfunctional queer female community where No doesn’t mean No, it means LESBIAN DRAMA.
7pm and 9pm
Friday, Mar 14
We Can Act Cabaret
203 Pricipale, Cowansville J2K 1J3
The "We Can Act" social theatre and cabaret project by Laura teasdale and Doug Hooper, developed to entertain while promoting Public Health programs and services, is produced in the Townships. Townshippers' Association is collaborating with local CSSS's, the CHSSN, Health Canada, Sunshine Theatre Productions, the Courville Foundation and Santé Courville to create awareness of these local services for rural communities in an entertaining and informal manner. Performed in schools and community centres in Granby, Knowlton, Bedford, and Cowansville at 7 pm. Waterloo and Sutton at 2 p.m.
Friday, Mar 14 to Thursday, Apr 3
••• Saturday, 15 •••
"Throw" Poetry SLAM! featuring Danielle K.L. Gregiore
LE CAGIBI 5490 St.Laurent (corner St.Viateur) Montreal, QC
We present our third installment of Throw Collective's monthly Poetry Slam Competition!
This month will feature, all the way from Ottawa, the very awake beauty Danielle K.L. Gregiore (accompanied by members of The Capital Poetry Collective)
Open Slam to anyone who would like to "Throw" some words to the night air!
2 Round Slam + 3 Slot Open Mic.
Poet signup at 7:30pm SHARP!
Slam starts at 8pm... cmon we can do it folks! ;)
Saturday, Mar 15
J.P. Mortier live
Pub Jacques Cartier 1702 Ontario Street East
J.P. Mortier is performing at Pub Jacques Cartier on Saturday, March 15 at 9 p.m. Tickets are 10 $ For info & tickets: contact J.P. @ 450-622-9898 or by e-mail at jpmortier@hotmail.com or info@jpmortier.com
Saturday, Mar 15
Madame Pierre’s Other Tongue
372 Ste-Catherine West #303
Lazlo Pearlman’s newest creation, Madame Pierre’s Other Tongue, is a subversive, surreal and silly look at language and gender, and gender in language. Madame Pierre is a Cabaret Chanteur/Chanteuse host who will take you on a multi-lingual journey of discovery of sex and gender and the joys of other tongues. “Why is the French cock feminine? The German moon masculine?" This solo show includes live singing, lipsync, physical theatre and genderfuck from a queer variety artist, cabaret and burlesque transman’s point of view…
7pm and 9pm
Saturday, Mar 15
••• Tuesday, 18 •••
The Phantom of the Opera - ATLANTIC BALLET-THEATRE OF CANADA
Centennial Theatre Bishop’s University 2600 College Street Sherbrooke, Quebec J1M 0C8
An original interpretation inspired by Gaston Leroux’s 1910 novel of the same name. The Atlantic Ballet Theatre of Canada’s production of Phantom of the Opera evokes timeless themes and images of outcasts, love, and lonliness. An exile, rejected by the only world he knows, the phantom is a romantic figure, a sensitive soul who has given his life to his music. Driven by a hopeless love, he lurks in the in the shadows in a world of his own creation.
Show starts at 8pm.
Tuesday, Mar 18
Zarathustra Said Some Things, No?
Bain St-Michel, 5300 St-Dominique.
Adrienne and Ricky have made a suicide pact that they have, so far, failed to complete. They make one last attempt. As the story unfolds, their relationship becomes more unsettling and the games they play become increasingly disturbing.
Playwright Trevor Ferguson paints a painful vision of a lost generation in this intense examination of addiction and abuse. The production received extraordinary reviews in New York City in 2006 and is now ready for its Canadian première, traveling next to Toronto’s Factory Theatre.
Directed by Guy Sprung. Starring Lina Roessler, Brett Watson. Evening performances 8pm. Sunday matinées 2pm.
Tuesday, Mar 18 to Sunday, Mar 30
••• Wednesday, 19 •••
'Night, Mother by Marsha Norman presented by: Altera Vitae Productions
Mainline Theatre: 3997 Boul. St. Laurent, (below Duluth, Metro Mont Royal)
ALTERA VITAE PRODUCTIONS presents ‘Night, Mother by Marsha Norman (1983 Pulitzer Prize Winner)
Jessie prepares to die and hurls her mother’s life into turmoil. A heart-wrenching look at the “could-have-beens & if-onlys” when one should have been listening.
Soundtrack CD for sale during the play’s run: 10$ /CD, 5$/CD sold, donated to www.suicideaftermath.com, listen to samples www.alteravitae.com
March 19 – 30/08: Tuesday to Sunday: 8:00 pm
Saturday & Sunday Matinee: 2:00 pm (2 for 1: March 22-23)
Tuesday, March 25/08: “Charity Nite”: 10$ of every ticket donated to suicideaftermath.com
Ticket Reservations: 514-823-8823 or tickets@alteravitae.com
Wednesday, Mar 19 to Sunday, Mar 30
Robert & Robert Watercolours
45 minutes southwest of Montreal, at 55 rue Lambton, Ormstown
Editions Mouton Rose Galarie d'Art du Quebec in Ormstown presents the works of Montreal artists Francine Robert, SCA and Monique Robert, SCA, in their second show at the gallery.
On exhibition until April 13, these exciting and luminous watercolours represent the best of conventional watercolour painting in Quebec today.
The gallery, located in Ormstown, 45 minutes southwest of Montreal, is open Thursday through Saturday from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. and Sundays from noon until 5 p.m.
Wednesday, Mar 19 to Sunday, Apr 13
Trevor Ferguson Up Close & Personal
Théâtre La Chapelle 3700 St-Dominique
Infinitheatre hosts a special event, in connection with their mid-March production of ZARATHUSTRA SAID SOME THINGS, NO? Playwright, Trevor Ferguson will be speaking and signing books between 5 & 7 PM at Théâtre La Chapelle. Come and meet the Quebec best selling novelist who is now making a name for himself as a film and TV screenwriter. Relax, have a drink and then why not stay to see the play? Please RSVP for the cinq à sept by contacting Infinitheatre at (514) 987 - 1774 or info@infinitheatre.com.
For tickets to the play, call Theatre La Chapelle at (514) 843-7738.
Wednesday, Mar 19
••• Thursday, 20 •••
Penny Lang
3625 Aylmer St, just above Pr. Arthur HAS a Yellow Door
Penny Lang at the Yellow Door with opening acts: Terry Joe Banjo on March 20, and Kaya Fraser March 21. See her in an intimate setting. Get ready to sing along. A Yellow Door - Hello Darlin production
Thursday, Mar 20 to Friday, Mar 21
W.I.R.E. (West Island Readers Electric)
552 Beaconsfield Blvd.
W.I.R.E. (West Island Readers Electric) invites you to an evening of readings by West Island writers and friends to celebrate the beginning of Spring and also World Poetry Day. Thursday, March 20th, 7-9 pm. Cafe Aurora, 552 Beaconsfield Blvd. (west of Woodlands, south of Highway 20). Readings by Jennifer Boire, Mark Abley, Paris Sea, Julie Mahfood, Lesley Pasquin and special guest, Ian Ferrier.
Thursday, Mar 20
••• Saturday, 22 •••
Echo Hunters
Le Petit Medley, 6202 St-Hubert, corner Bellechasse
Echo Hunters perform a short set before award-winning indie Canadian doc "Riviere Dumoine: A Paddler's Journey"
Saturday, Mar 22
••• Sunday, 23 •••
V for Vernissage
126 De Bullion street, corner St. Catherine; 2 blocks east of St. Laurent
Vernissage: Easter Sunday, March 23rd : 2:30 – 5:30 pm
Free entry, wine and cheese
With additional viewings the following 2 sundays: 2:30 - 5:30 pm
Galérie Synésthésie
126 De Bullion street, corner St. Catherine; 2 blocks east of St. Laurent
Artists: Jesse Allarie, Matteo Bruzzone, Cedric Colond, Karina Cinnante, Colin Dorward, Tom Shortliffe, Mike Wolff
Sunday, Mar 23 to Sunday, Apr 6
••• Tuesday, 25 •••
blood[claat] - written and performed by d'bi.young.anitafrika, directed by weyni mengesha
MAI (Montreal, arts interculturels) 3680 Jeanne-Mance
blood[claat] is a Dora Award winning coming of age story of 15-year-old Mudgu Sankofa, set in modern day Kingston, Jamaica. Described by eye weekly as "a meditation on the many contexts and connotations of blood—menstruation, murder, sacrifice, ancestry, salvation, childbirth," blood[claat] is the story of "womban" and blood as experienced through the eyes of a young girl. As Mudgu comes to terms with gender, class, race and sexuality through her evolving relationship with her own blood, the inevitable nature of cycles comes to symbolize resistance to colonial oppression, ceremonial dance, liberashun chant and dub poetry.
Tuesday, Mar 25 to Sunday, Apr 13
••• Saturday, 29 •••
Harp River Blues Company
www.yellowdoor.org for directions and info
When he started writing his third album for kids (www.lpkids.ca), Montreal artist Lp Camozzi couldn’t help but wander into adult territory. So “Even Kids Wanna Dance” became “Dance Romance.” This harmonica playing country blues singer/songwriter will be debuting some of his new adult material as the headline act at the Yellow Door on March 29 accompanied by his bandleader and personal guitar god Bruce Allen. Together, they are: The Harp River Blues Company. Doors open at 7:30 for opening performer who will begin around 8:30.
Saturday, Mar 29
Musique! on tourne... - ENSEMBLE CONTEMPORAIN DE MONTRÉAL
Centennial Theatre Bishop’s University 2600 College Street Sherbrooke, Quebec J1M 0C8
In celebration of Quebec City’s 400th anniversary which coincides with the naming of Liverpool, UK as the European Capital of Culture for 2008, the Ensemble contemporain de Montréal will present Musique! On tourne… which features the works of three composers and three film makers from Quebec, Montreal and Liverpool tell a story surrounded by the maritime atmosphere of the three cities. Traveling with music and film… Three films on the big screen with a score performed by the Ensemble contemporain and guest soloists, pianist Sarah Laimon and singer-narrator Alexandre Sylvestre.
Show starts at 8pm.
Saturday, Mar 29
Yiddish Cabaret "DESERT RITES"
VOLVER Cafe culturel 5604 Parc Ave show starts at 20h00
Desert Rites – UP-AND-COMING YIDDISH CABARET!
Following their recent success at Klezkanada Festival, singer/poet Sonia Falkovitch and clarinetist Isak Goldschneider are back by popular demand! They will be performing their innovative Yiddish cabaret performance “Desert Rites” again at Volver Café Culturel on Saturday, March 29th and at Bistro Parc des Princes on Thursday, April 3rd.
Saturday, Mar 29
••• Sunday, 30 •••
Savoy Fare
Eglise-Unie St-Jean (corner Ste Catherine & de Bullion)
A concert from the singers of the Savoy Society.
SAVOY FARE
4pm
An afternoon of G&S ensembles and partsongs by Arthur Sullivan.
Sunday, Mar 30
••• Monday, 31 •••
When Calligraphy becomes Art" / "Quand la calligraphie devient art
Le Cafetier 9 rue Principale N. Sutton, Quebec
An exhibit of paste papers and calligraphy.
Paste papers are uniquely decorated water colour paper, which is embellished with pigments, silver or gold accents and used as the backround for quotations and poetry.
Monday, Mar 31 to Friday, Apr 25
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