Montreal Cultural Calendar

Venez rencontrer les artistes sourd•e•s de la communauté locale.
Découvrez les œuvres en vente à leurs kiosques, dans un espace signeur en LSQ et ASL qui donnera lieu à des conversations créatives.

Ouvert de 10 h à 15 h, avec des performances sur scène de midi à 13 h. Le port du masque est obligatoire durant la première heure de cet événement inclusif aux personnes immunosupprimées.

Comme l’événement est un espace signeur, les personnes non signeur•e•s sont invitées à apporter un crayon et un calepin ou à utiliser le bloc-note de leur téléphone pour communiquer entre-elles par écrit.

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Come meet local Deaf visual artists and check out the art available for purchase at their booths. Enjoy creative conversations in this ASL and LSQ signing space!

Open from 10am until 3pm with stage performances from 12-1pm. First hour of the event is mask-required for inclusion of immunocompromised visitors.

As this event is a signing space, non-signing visitors are encouraged to bring pen and paper or type on their phones in conversation with others.

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https://m-a-i.qc.ca/evenement/festiv-arts-sourds-montreal/

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You are invited to a community repair workshop to give a second life to your everyday objects. We repair: small household appliances, electronic equipment, lamps, small furniture, toys, clothing, jewelry, etc. We do NOT repair: cell phones, computer equipment, carpentry, bicycles, window locks. Change the world, one toaster at a time! Contact: repaircafe@centreduplateau.com or 514-872-6830. Website: centreduplateau.qc.ca/

We are proud to announce our annual Indigenous Winter Market 2025 in partnership with Southern QuebecInuit Association/ Association des Inuit du sud du Qubec and Rseau de la communaut autochtone MTL Indigenous Community Network.

This year our Indigenous Winter Market will be hosted in a brand new location! With more food vendors, and featuring workshops and performances.

: November 29th and 30th 2025 (Saturday, Sunday)
: 11:00AM - 6:00PM
: 3970 RueSaint-Ambroise, Montral, QC H4C2C7

Come out, support Indigenous artists, vendors and show your support

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Nous sommes fiers d'annoncer notre march hivernal autochtone annuel 2025, en partenariat avec l'Association des Inuit du sud du Qubec et le Rseau de la communaut autochtone MTL.

Cette anne, notre march hivernal autochtone se tiendra dans un tout nouvel endroit! Il y aura davantage de vendeursde nourriture, ainsi que des ateliers et des spectacles.

: 29 et 30 novembre 2025 (samedi, dimanche)
: 11 h 18 h
: 3970, rue Saint-Ambroise, Montral (Qubec) H4C 2C7

Venez soutenir les artistes et les vendeurs autochtones et montrer votre appui


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COMMON PROCESS
NOV 29–30 • Open Studio
La version française suit   (https://www.zeffy.com/en-CA/ticketing/common-process-open-studio)
This weekend, we’re opening the studio for two days of installations, artist talks, screenings, and live performances.
Launched this fall, Common Process has brought a group of artists together to work side by side, exchange approaches, and test out new ideas. The pilot cohort draws from the WCS community, MUTEK’s Incubator, and Eastern Bloc’s members network, supporting the development of interdisciplinary collaborations and opening space for new dialogues and creative possibilities to emerge.
FREE RSVP / TICKETS • NOV 29–30 @ WCS (https://www.zeffy.com/en-CA/ticketing/common-process-open-studio)
The open studio is a chance to explore work developed during the program, meet the artists, and follow how current projects and shared experiments relate to each artist’s evolving practice.
COMMON PROCESS
Date: 29-30/11/2025
Time: 2PM - 11PM
Location: 3995 RUE BERRI

General Admission: FREE RSVP • $10 suggested donationRSVP. • TICKETS (https://www.zeffy.com/en-CA/ticketing/common-process-open-studio)

Hailey Guzik / o0yu & gonima / Melannie Jonas-Ng. Audio-visual installations, video, web and VR projects

Artist introductions and discussion. Evan Magoni / Yuki L.N. / Melannie Jonas-Ng / Keon Ju Maverick Lee. Moderated by Andrew Gray & Milo Reinhardt

https://www.risingthemovie.com/
 
Uniting from across continents to bring representation to the sport they love, Indigenous Rising laces up their skates to claim their space on the roller derby track. Indigenous Rising is the first team in roller derby history to break the barriers of representing a single country at the Roller Derby World Cup – igniting a movement that pulsates throughout the sport and within each other. Rising Through the Fray follows the team as it welcomes a new generation of players set on changing the face of roller derby – a sport that champions female empowerment and inclusivity but lacks diversity. With a compassionate and candid lens, filmmaker Courtney Montour weaves energetic on-track game play with tender moments in teammates’ daily lives as skaters from over 30 Indigenous Nations navigate and learn each other’s play styles at tournaments and find strength within each other to compete and skate onto the track with pride. Intimate portraits of teammates Sour Cherry, Krispy and Hawaiian Blaze reveal stories of displacement and disconnection from their culture and identities and the journey of finding belonging within team Indigenous Rising. Rising Through the Fray offers a poignant exploration of resiliency, healing and reconnection of a roller derby family with a bond that goes beyond sport.

Keon la Nocturne. Multi-channel listening experience

Seren Realm / gonima / Keon la Nocturne. Audio-visual performances and live electronic music

Sans Soleil with Raf Reza and local fave Destiny. Raf Reza is in town for a few days.