Johanne Groulx, artiste peintre montréalaise ancrée à Saint-Henri, son quartier d’adoption et d’inspiration. Sociologue, autodidacte, impulsive, elle explore son environnement et ses lieux intérieurs tout en se découvrant. Active intensément depuis 2016, ses œuvres sont […]
Ecolab is an ecological exhibition that started in December with plans up to 2035 to make a difference in scientific and artistic culture. Run by the Society for Art & Technology, within the cultural industry, […]
The West Island CALACS is a non-profit organization that advocates against sexual assault and provides support services to women, trans, Two-spirit and non-binary survivors, as well as prevention services within the community. We caught up […]
Seeing loud: Basquiat and Music is Montreal Museum of Fine Arts’ first large-scale multimedia exhibition. Presenting around 100 of his artworks, along with sound and film clips, and other documented things, and even using an […]
Fleurs et Cadeaux est un restaurant de cuisine japonaise situé dans le Quartier Chinois de Montréal. C’est un endroit unique qui propose une expérience culinaire originale et de qualité, avec un bar audiophile nommé Sans […]
This Pulled Pork Rolls recipe by BakeGood is a mouth-watering combination of soft and fluffy dough, seasoned with fresh thyme and chives, filled with juicy and flavourful pulled pork, smothered in BBQ sauce, and topped […]
Don’t be fooled by her grumpy face, Flora is one of the sweetest cats out there. She loves to nap, cuddle and most of all, get her butt scratched. She can be a little shy […]
Jean-Michel Pilc was born on October 19, 1960, in Paris, France. Now a Canadian, US and French citizen. But considers himself a citizen of the world. He is our latest featured local musician. Name: Jean-Michel […]
Safae Mounsif is a Canadian-Moroccan artist born in Montreal, Quebec. She grew up in Morocco where she studied architecture at École Nationale d’Architecture de Rabat before getting another degree in Urban Architecture in France from […]
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