Montreal Cultural Calendar

Homegrown presents Wall of Sound w/ Ben Sims, dileta, Esther côté, Honeydrip & newfriend
May
8
May 8

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https://www.fimav.qc.ca/planifier-votre-festival/

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Join us on Tuesday May 12th at In My Lane Queer Bowling at Bowling G Plus for an evening of bowling with fellow queers. Doors at 6:30pm, bowling starts at 7pm until 10pm. We are starting at 7pm sharp so we have enough time to play 3 games. The first game is a practice round and game 1 and 2 is a friendly competition among your peers. Prizes will be given out at the end of the night. Sign up sheet in the bio.

The Constellation kick off bike ride/beach hang. Meet at 5pm, departure at 5:30pm SHARP. We will ride bikes to a sketchy beach on the voie maritime. The sketchy beach is magical with best view of the city and the sunset. The bike ride is about 12kms and is mostly flat. We can ride bikes the whole way there. At the end we have to descend a small steep hill and short walk along a path to the water. The accessibility of this terrain depends greatly on the weather immediately before the event (it could be muddy, slippery, overgrown, or dry and very passable). We don't know what beach we will exactly end up on, as this depends on the conditions the day of. Should arrive by 6:30. You can also get there by walking, or taking public transit part of the way and then walking 6-8 kms. No bathrooms, no running water, no services of any kind. Nearest store is 10kms away. RAIN OR SHINE. Things to bring: Water, Snacks, Firewood, Sunscreen (if sunny), Long sleeves and pants (if cool and/or buggy), Bugspray, Lights for the ride home, Friends, Swimming gear (if you wanna swim), Something to sit on, Toilet paper, Games!

Public events take place on May 15 - 16 across spaces at Concordia University in the EV building at the SGW downtown campus. Embodied Interventions is a performance festival involving students from LePARC research cluster and beyond. This year's theme will focus on the overlapping spaces between labour and performance. The work of animation, and the animation of work: to animate a space, to be animated, animare, to give movement or life. In a cultural moment of increased automation and global upheaval, labour becomes disconnected and disembodied. Experiences of precarity and the realities of global capital touch many more of our lives; shaping the way we perform selfhood, making, and relationality. Work bleeds into life, love and leisure. Animation speaks to both the moving body as the sign of freedom, spirit, and liveliness, and to the movement of labour needed to put into motion, to make things happen, to endow matter with life. To (re)animate in this context might be to return to a politic of embodiment, to value both labour and labourer. Through social media and the digital, our relationships to performance are also changed; we take the invisible for granted and fetishize the performative. The machinations of labour are the undercurrent that animates our lives. The work of the performer becomes the work of the contemporary subject - the production of subjectivity, sociality and emotion.

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At the whim of our permeable bodies offers a relational and performative experiment around the ritual of tea. The performance begins with the installation of a large table around which the audience is invited to share tea and biscuits. The artist initiates conversations on contemporary issues related to technology and intersectional feminism. Open-ended questions to guests aim to create a safe and sensitive space, leaving room for participants' feelings. In this sense, the work aims to appease fears related to technology while affirming the political power of intimate spaces.

mon amie frankie presents Marché durable - a sustainable market event

Public events take place on May 15 - 16 across spaces at Concordia University in the EV building at the SGW downtown campus. Embodied Interventions is a performance festival involving students from LePARC research cluster and beyond. This year's theme will focus on the overlapping spaces between labour and performance. The work of animation, and the animation of work: to animate a space, to be animated, animare, to give movement or life. In a cultural moment of increased automation and global upheaval, labour becomes disconnected and disembodied. Experiences of precarity and the realities of global capital touch many more of our lives; shaping the way we perform selfhood, making, and relationality. Work bleeds into life, love and leisure. Animation speaks to both the moving body as the sign of freedom, spirit, and liveliness, and to the movement of labour needed to put into motion, to make things happen, to endow matter with life. To (re)animate in this context might be to return to a politic of embodiment, to value both labour and labourer. Through social media and the digital, our relationships to performance are also changed; we take the invisible for granted and fetishize the performative. The machinations of labour are the undercurrent that animates our lives. The work of the performer becomes the work of the contemporary subject - the production of subjectivity, sociality and emotion.

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Passez nous voir au Parc Sir-Wilfrid-Laurier au coin Laurier/de Brébeuf pour une collecte de fonds pour deux familles à Gaza! Une petite partie des fonds sera mise de côté pour soutenir des personnes faisant face à des charges légales pour des actions en solidarité avec la Palestine. Au menu: boissons rafraîchissantes, pâtisseries, vêtements, henna, keffiyehs, impressions d'œuvres artistiques et +!

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foire commerciale du 28 au 31 mai. L'avenue sera également piétonne du 25 mai au 10 septembre entre les rues Saint-Laurent et de Lorimier et du 25 mai au 25 octobre entre les rues Saint-Laurent et Saint-Denis

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Bring Friends, all genders. Rain Out Location: 7714 av

FBDM/MCAF is hosting "read a comic book in the park". Venez célébrer les 15 ans du FBDM dans son lieu d'origine! BYOB(book)

Magnifique sélection de plants potagers, fines herbes et fleurs vivaces, annuelles et indigènes en pot, cultivés en serre près de Montréal et certifiée biologique par Ecocert. Plants potagers, fines herbes et fleurs comestibles, mellifères et médicinales, annuelles et vivaces en pot. Nos maraîchers passionnés seront sur place pour répondre à vos questions et vous conseiller pour un potager productif! Paiement en argent comptant ou par carte.

THE annual event for people who are passionate about the Universe! Join us for a series of free activities offered by the Planétarium team along with several partners, under the theme Life in Space. Scientific activities and challenges for the whole family during the day as well as lectures, telescope viewings, and a DJ in the evening. Activities include: Build your own Mars Mobile, Water rockets, The great stamp hunt, Observing the Sun (10 am to 8 pm, weather permitting). Evening program: Lectures at the Chaos Theatre from 6 pm to 9 pm featuring Auriane Egal (6 pm and 7:20 pm) on asteroid analysis, Frédérique Baron (6:40 pm) on exoplanets, Kumi Jinadasa (8 pm) on Canada in Space and Artemis II. Astronomy on Tap Montreal offers engaging talks and interactive quizzes at the AstroBistro (6 pm to 9 pm, every 20 minutes). Marshmallows, music, and telescopes from 9 pm to midnight - roast marshmallows between stargazing sessions with immersive experience combining music and astronomic imagery hosted by a DJ in the Chaos Theatre. Free makeup application (10 am to 8 pm). Food offer ($) on the AstroFest site. Screenings at the Planétarium's theatres will continue throughout AstroFest. The ROUGE 2100 exhibition is free to visit during AstroFest, from 9 am to midnight on Saturday. In case of bad weather, outdoor telescope observation activities will be canceled, but indoor activities will go ahead as scheduled.

Queer Community Clothing Swap. Summer 2026 Edition. Free event.

Community gathering for all your clothing alterations, repairs or customizations. As the weather gets warmer, join us for food, a community clothing swap and a sneak peak of our new community center!

Magnifique sélection de plants potagers, fines herbes et fleurs vivaces, annuelles et indigènes en pot, cultivés en serre près de Montréal et certifiée biologique par Ecocert. Plants potagers, fines herbes et fleurs comestibles, mellifères et médicinales, annuelles et vivaces en pot. Nos maraîchers passionnés seront sur place pour répondre à vos questions et vous conseiller pour un potager productif! Paiement en argent comptant ou par carte.

THE annual event for people who are passionate about the Universe! Join us for a series of free activities offered by the Planétarium team along with several partners, under the theme Life in Space. Scientific activities and challenges for the whole family from noon to 5 pm. Activities include: Build your own Mars Mobile, Water rockets, The great stamp hunt, Observing the Sun (noon to 5 pm, weather permitting). Free makeup application (Noon to 5 pm). Food offer ($) on the AstroFest site. Screenings at the Planétarium's theatres will continue throughout AstroFest. The ROUGE 2100 exhibition is free to visit during AstroFest, from noon to 5 pm on Sunday. In case of bad weather, outdoor telescope observation activities will be canceled, but indoor activities will go ahead as scheduled.