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1 week ago | 
cultmtl.com | Cult MTL |Savannah Stewart
What to do today in MontrealThis city is never short of cool events. Here’s what to do today in Montreal. What to do today in MontrealSkyscrapers by the Roots exhibition at the MACFor more on what to do in Montreal today, please visit the Events section.
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1 week ago | 
cultmtl.com | Savannah Stewart |Darcy MacDonald |Matthew Renfrew
The Belgian company Peeping Tom is staging Triptych, a surreal trilogy that blends dance, theatre and cinema in a hyperrealist, genre-defying experience. Directed by Gabriela Carrizo and Franck Chartier, the performance challenges perceptions of time and space, immersing the audience as voyeurs of haunting, intimate dramas.
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1 week ago | 
cultmtl.com | Savannah Stewart |Cult MTL |Clay Sandhu
The Belgian company Peeping Tom is staging Triptych, a surreal trilogy that blends dance, theatre and cinema in a hyperrealist, genre-defying experience. Directed by Gabriela Carrizo and Franck Chartier, the performance challenges perceptions of time and space, immersing the audience as voyeurs of haunting, intimate dramas.
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1 week ago | 
cultmtl.com | Savannah Stewart
How are shared identities created, and what role does dance play? In CARCAÇA, choreographer Marco da Silva Ferreira explores the place of dance in contemporary society and in our understanding of the communities we are a part of. Known for his background in urban and club dancing, the self-taught Portuguese artist blends street dance forms of Afro-American heritage like voguing and house dance with the rhythmic traditions of Portuguese folklore.
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2 weeks ago | 
cultmtl.com | Savannah Stewart
DIRT pushes the boundaries between street dance and contemporary movement with a distinctive signature style. This striking piece brings together five virtuoso performers in a raw and powerful expression that critiques humanity’s conquering relationship with the planet. Blending puppetry with conceptual hip hop, choreographer Elon Höglund creates a profound meditation on our ancestral connection to the earth.
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2 weeks ago | 
cultmtl.com | Savannah Stewart
[guāng yīn] The Lightest Dark Is Darker Than the Darkest Light is the latest creation by Nien Tzu Weng, intertwining movement and memory in a dreamlike, immersive performance. After 15 years in Canada, Weng retraces her past, seeking to understand why she left Taiwan in the first place. Drawing on ancient Taoist concepts of yin and yang, Weng deconstructs her own movement practices, blending inner and outer worlds, and merging physical and virtual spaces.
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3 weeks ago | 
cultmtl.com | Cult MTL |Savannah Stewart
Canada’s online casino scene has undergone an impressive revolution; with Quebec at its heart. The culturally diverse province is one of the leading causes of the success of online casinos across the country, with the most notable being Montreal’s influence. Of course, perhaps the greatest influence on the rising popularity of gambling in general across Canada is the rapid adoption of online casino gaming.
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3 weeks ago | 
cultmtl.com | Savannah Stewart |Clay Sandhu
With a number of hot-ticket shows (including returning acts whose performances sold out last year) along with panel discussions, improv and a talent show MCed by Montreal drag star Uma Gahd, the eighth edition of the Montreal Clown Festival promises to get audiences laughing. With a different event scheduled every day, the festival line-up features a wide variety of entertainment, including international acts and kid-friendly performances.
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3 weeks ago | 
cultmtl.com | Clay Sandhu |Clay Sandhu |Savannah Stewart |Samira Laouni
The following is a capsule review of the Montreal restaurant Montréal Plaza. To read the 2025 Montreal Restaurant Guide, please click here. Founded by Charles-Antoine Crête and Cheryl Johnson, Montréal Plaza is a confluence of their culinary prowess and Crête’s unmistakably playful personality. Known for its eclectic menu, the chefs combine classic French techniques with global influences.
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3 weeks ago | 
cultmtl.com | Matthew Renfrew |Savannah Stewart |Clay Sandhu
According to a new study by the Angus Reid Institute, the approval rating of Quebec Premier François Legault is now the lowest in Canada, behind even Premier Danielle Smith of Alberta. Legault’s approval currently sits at 38%, statistically unchanged from his rating three months earlier. “François Legault is one of the few premiers who hasn’t received a bump of popularity during the trade war with Trump.
