An alternative POP guide
The best of POP Montreal’s least-known acts and activities
Culture
A night of representational comedy
Ladyfest Montreal carves out a space for women comics
Who to see at OAP, week two
Week two’s must-see acts
Cycling for change
Songwriter Derek Olive talks folk-pop and environmentalism
KROY plays Passovah
Poliquin’s solo project entrances festival audience
Not my pride
The commercialization of queer culture
Fringe, the eternal teenager, turns 25
A look back at the St-Ambroise festival’s beginnings
Orphan Black: Season 3 Reviewed
Warning: this article has almost as many spoilers as Orphan Black has clones.
Who to see at OAP
Week one’s must-see acts
Lover, fighter, and artist on the rise
McGill artist Jonathan Emile on his new LP
On the (inevitable) death of queercore as punk
Lamenting the co-option of punk’s black sheep
Of costume and conflict
Restaging colonial (art) history
GOOD FOOD Market comes to NDG
Depot tackles food desert with public market
Seoul – I Become a Shade
Montreal dream pop debut falls short of its potential
Busty and the Bass charms Jazz Fest
McGill’s own takes up residency at Le Savoy for three nights