Isle of Pine
In Henry Neville’s 1668 novel The Isle of Pines, he depicts a utopian island where the introduction of technology and weaponry pushes the once peaceful… Read More »Isle of Pine
Culture
Post-punk makes its way to POP
1970s female group still standing strong
Beatniks at the BBQ
Steps Magazine’s backyard reading launches their new season
Spray it, don’t say it
Talking to a graffiti artist about the art of our generation
Of sugar and spice
A look into life in Kianyaga, Kenya
Inkwell
“Hebe”
Is Blue Sunshine setting? Not yet
Independent cinema’s future may be uncertain, but its dedication to movie culture isn’t
Making art and community
St. Henri art space brings neighbors together with canvas and conversation
Montenegro on the Main
Diving into a dive bar’s history
Advocating for advocacy
“Another Word for Gender” puts the spotlight on social issues and how to act on them
Notoriously G.O.O.D. potatoes
A guide to cooking spectacular spuds
Second hand, but one of a kind
Vintage POP offers Montrealers a unique and highly enjoyable shopping experience
Shallow sentiments in deep space
Cirque de Soleil founder’s exhibition scratches the surface of sustainability
Cinequa-no more
Montreal’s free summertime movie night says cut after one last show
Strings that speak
A strange encounter with a St. Urbain violin-maker