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Klô Pelgag's Abracadabra Spectacle at Francos
The artist delivered an immersive operatic show Friday at Place des Festivals, with floating choreography, live GoPro angles, and...
Two horror series on Apple TV are the real deal this summer
La baie de la veuve and Les nerfs à vif offer the genuine scares missing from recent Quebec television.
Musée des beaux-arts opening Riopelle pavilion this October
The Espace Riopelle will house the world's largest public collection of the artist's works—about 100 pieces, including a 40-meter fresco.
Rémi-Pierre Paquin's cultural refuge list: from comment debord to Gab Bouchard
The actor shares his finds—a Quebec funk band, a Lake St-Jean musician, a textile-factory music venue in Shawinigan, and the writer who...
The Count of Monte-Cristo stages a grand revenge at Montreal theatres
Director Serge Denoncourt brings Alexandre Dumas's epic novel to stage with a cast in period costumes, starring Mikhaïl Ahooja as the...
Pierre Lapointe brings orchestral reimagining of classics to Maison symphonique
For the first time in nearly 20 years, the singer reunites La forêt des mal-aimés with the Orchestre Métropolitain, adding a suite of...
Gab Bouchard's Francos set confirms his place among Quebec's best
The singer-songwriter delivered a spellbinding performance on the Main, backed by a full band and guest vocalist Rose Perron.
Empathie and Avant le crash lead Genie Awards nominations
The Quebec TV series Empathie leads with 19 nominations for the 41st Genie Awards, unveiled Wednesday in Montreal.
Portuguese author José Rodrigues dos Santos on philosophy and thrillers
The writer's new novel, Le sixième sens, weaves quantum physics, Buddhist philosophy, and psychedelic research into an espionage narrative.
Quebec series Empathie wins four awards at Banff film festival
Florence Longpré's Crave drama took home the Grand Prix du Jury among hundreds of entries from 45 countries.
Simon Lachapelle wins Les Chefs! with flawless final menu
The Montréal Plaza chef claimed the 15th season title with a five-course dinner praised as a "chef-d'œuvre" by the judges.
Quebec dancer Guillaume Côté inducted into Petit Larousse
The Ballet National du Canada's former principal dancer and choreographer joins 39 notable figures in the 2027 edition of the French...
