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The countdown has begun — soon, hundreds of zombies, witches, vampires and ghouls will invade the streets of Montreal hoping to find the bloodiest, most reckless parties for a spellbinding Halloween weekend.
Montreal may not have had an official Pride parade this year, but the downtown core will come to life with queer musicians, artists and street performers from October 7 to 9. Carnaval des Couleurs is both a celebration of multicultural LGBTQ+ communities and a call to fight racism/homophobia. You can catch a free show by local DJs, drag stars and circus troupes, or participate in an engaging talk, throughout the weekend at the Quartier des Spectacles, which is hosting the annual festival for the first time.
Toronto's Queen West Art Crawl has just released the programming for its main stage in Trinity Bellwoods Park. A diverse roster of 10 artist...
MONTREAL, Aug. 6, 2022 /CNW Telbec/ - Simon Gamache, Director of Fierté Montréal, and Sandy Duperval, spokesperson of Fierté Montréal Festival, will b
Another edition of Montreal Pride has come to a close and while the annual parade was not held due to the pandemic, the festival found a replacement by looking to its roots.