Fantasia returns to Concordia
International genre film movie festival will run until August 6 Tired of those boring movie theatres in which…
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Creativity on campus and concrete
The third edition of RIPA is set to provoke with diverse works from Canadian student-artists Rencontre interuniversitaire de…
The quieter side of Montreal’s party night
Winter’s biggest party hides colorful gems underground Written by Jocelyn Beaudet and Nathalie Laflamme While the streets of…
Bringing synth and psychedelia to POP Montreal
As part of this year’s POP Montreal festivities, local indie rockers How Sad took the stage at the…
Fashion POP struts the new looks of up-and-coming designers
Music resonated, clothes twirled, heels clattered and all eyes turned to the models as they walked down the…
Osheaga 2013 raised the bar sky high
Montreal, summer, and music: three words that sound perfect together. Of the numerous music festivals that took place…
The Concordian’s Picks of POP!
For five days, Montrealers take their pick of (free!) vintage, art and craft fairs, film screenings, fashion shows, industry panel discussions and live music galore. The number of events POP has managed to pack in this year is overwhelming.
POP Montreal Festival preview: Explore the unknown
Fortunately, just as that wretched, summer’s-end sickness trickles over campus, Montreal’s fastest growing festival has come to lift our hearts.
Pop Montreal 2012 expected to be better than ever
Montreal’s premier indie festival Pop Montreal returns for the 11th year, in arguably its biggest and most exciting one yet. Dozens of artists, members of the media and fans were packed in the PHI Center on Wednesday morning to attend a press conference to preview this year’s festival.
Osheaga bigger and better than ever
Like most music festivals, this year’s Osheaga passed by in a flurry of stellar performances, overpriced food, crowded washrooms (crowded everything, really) and free merchandise.
POP wants to celebrate its 10th anniversary with you!
When Peter Rowan and Daniel Seligman serendipitously met on a train back in 2002, the idea of starting…
Here’s something everyone can enjoy
The International Festival of Films on Art kicks off on March 17, and this year, it’s a doozy;…