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See a long-lost carousel by Keith Haring, a Ferris wheel by Basquiat, and more fantastical works!
A’Shop collective (Montreal) The first edition of the MURAL street art festival took place recently on Saint-Laurent Boulevard, in
Piano des villes, pianos des champs (Piano of the cities, piano of the fields) was launched by a grouping of
On a nondescript street corner in the district of Verdun, it’s hard not to notice the colorful mural that
Montreal’s Guerriers de la Montagne (warriors of the mountain) Every Sunday afternoon from April to October, Montrealers flock to
Montrealers who write about bagels walk a fine line, especially when catering to an audience that reaches many New Yorkers.
The 1976 Summer Olympics were held in the francophone metropolis of Canada. In the first installment of this series about
The Sixties and Seventies were an interesting period of time for Montreal. In the race to become a modern metropolis,
Montreal is known for it’s eclectic architectural style and nowhere is that more true than in the downtown area.
The story of the neighboring districts of Little Burgundy and Saint-Henri is an oft-told one. Both are working-class neighborhoods that
Like many modern North-american cities, Montreal has a neighborhood that still holds as a reminder of times past. After its
Every big city has its own urban soundtrack. Tokyo, the world’s most populated metropolis, has a unique rhythm that
With two thirds of its population being francophone, Montreal, Canada, is the second largest francophone city in the world after
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