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Four Tet - OfF Piknic 2026
VENDREDI 26 JUIN 2026
16H - 20H @ Parc Jean-Drapeau
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Four Tet
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Four Tet - OfF Piknic 2026
FRIDAY JUNE 26 2026
4PM - 8PM @ Parc Jean-Drapeau
FIZZ STAGE
Four Tet
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Santropol Roulant hangouts on Friday afternoons. The Roulant hosts a weekly Kiosque alimentaire / Friday Hang from June to October on the public space of the Terrasses Roy in front of the building.
Join your community every Friday from 4-6pm for the solidarity soup kitchen and vegetable sales, volunteering in the gardens, and karaoke! When: Fridays from June 28th to October 25th, 2026. What time: 4 to 6 PMWhere: Public space of the Terrasses Roy, 111 Roy Street East

Master's students in Visual and Media Arts at UQAM, from all cohorts, invite you to their summer group exhibition. Over 30 artists will showcase the results of their recent research-creation work.

🎧 Le vendredi 26 juin et 3 juin, viens au Vendredi Vinyles avec ta gang - bienvenue aux enfants!

Sons de la soirée par Rémi!

Cuisine ouverte jusqu'à 19h!

Tu as envie de sortir tes meilleurs vinyles toi aussi? Inscris-toi aux prochaines soirées ici : https://forms.gle/FNrwotAr3ZEUaA7i6
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🎧 On Friday June 26 and July 3rd, come to Vendredi Vinyles with your friends - kids are welcome!

Evening's DJ: Rémi!

Kitchen opened until 7 pm

Would you like to take your best records out of the basement? Register to a future session here : https://forms.gle/FNrwotAr3ZEUaA7i6

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Through a series of four outdoor concerts in the parks of Plateau-Mont-Royal, come and meet artists from diverse cultural backgrounds. Each concert celebrates cultural diversity at the crossroads of musical traditions from around the world. Musical Stopovers is a series of four open-air concerts presented in the parks of the Plateau-Mont-Royal neighbourhood, creating intimate moments of connection between artists and audiences in the heart of the community. Each stopover highlights a musical tradition performed by exceptional artists: Sarah Borna (kamanchen – Persian music), Deo Munyakazi (inganga and vocals – Rwandan music), Ran Wang (guzheng – Chinese music), and Charles Cantin (traditional Quebec violin). All concerts are accompanied by percussionist Ziya Tabassian, fostering a meaningful dialogue between cultures. This concert, dedicated to traditional Quebec music, will be performed by the duo Charles Cantin and Ziya Tabassian. As part of the Cultural Action Support Program. Cancelled in case of heavy rain.

In a world increasingly marked by individualism and isolation, 'Relational Tensions' questions our ways of being together, of forming communities, of coexisting. The four performances of this festival explore our contemporary ways of interacting and relating, as well as the complexities that emerge from them. Elyse St-Amour calls for intergenerational solidarity, addressing the complexities of aging for feminized people in a society that champions youth. Tricia Enns invites you to explore how technology both fractures and fosters togetherness, walking the thin (and often moving) line between technological mediation that helps and harms us. Camille-Zoé Valcourt-Synnott provides artists with a space to talk shop–taken for granted in many professions–and a reminder of the radical potential of gathering together. Belén Pedrocca and Amanda Préval weave us through the often invisible work of forming friendships, mutual care routines, and the complexities of social relationships. Here, performance is a tool for encounters. An embodied space where bodies, ideas, experiences, struggles, and different forms of presence engage in dialogue. Relational Tensions will continue on Saturday, June 27th with a finissage at 7:30pm.