After Barcelona, Amsterdam, Berlin and St-Petersburg, Montreal have its own street art museum, the Romeo’s museum. In fact, it is the first urban art museum in Canada. In total, 24 murals by 24 Montreal artists adorn an unusual transitional space... the ...
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One of the largest commercial contemporary art galleries in Canada, recognized for its dynamic programming. Exhibition of emerging and established artists, whose practices include a variety of mediums such as painting, sculpture, photography, new media ...
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In Montreal, outdoor skating is part of winter fun and fans meet at the refrigerated ice rink adjacent to the Lac-aux-Castors Pavilion on bucolic Mount Royal. Access is free and skate rental is available. And to warm up after a few laps, hot chocolate ...
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This theater is located in a magnificent heritage building, built in 1912. The facade has a glass roof inscribed in a semicircular arch, characteristic of cinemas of the 1910s. Resuscitated in 1998, the theater presents since the great masters and the ...
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The Groupe de la Veillée produces theatrical works that place the actor's work at the heart of the creative process. This company also seeks to present shows that use theatrical material drawn from used and diverse literary sources. These two organically ...
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