Plural Art Fair in Montreal showcases artists and galleries from across Canada and beyond.
Eve Thomas
Indie Bookstores Across Montreal
An impressive number of bookstores have cropped up across Montreal, offering unique reads, one-of-a-kind designs, and personalized service.
Montreal’s Chicest Sports Club
The MAA is one of the oldest sports clubs in North America, and as its earliest members quickly racked up a dizzying list of athletic feats, including winning the first ever Stanley Cup, Grey Cup and Olympic Gold for Canada.
Canada’s Best Winter Terraces
Cozy meets chic at these Canadian winter terraces, thanks to smart design, roaring fires, and seasonal winter menus.
Montreal Painter Corri-Lynn Tetz’s Dreamy Female Gaze
Montreal-based artist Corri-Lynn Tetz creates soaring paintings that are distinctly ethereal, decidedly feminine, and frequently nude.
Montreal’s Souk Design Fair Returns for Its 19th Edition
Souk Montreal returns for it’s 19th edition, in a new home, showcasing the best of the cities designers and makers.
Where There’s a Wills
Wills Beer addresses a gap in the Quebec beer market, between old-school lagers and kitschy new experimental brews.
The Museum of Fear and Wonder Explores the Art of the Body
The Museum of Fear and Wonder is bring its uncanny, corporeal art to Calgary’s Esker Foundation gallery this Autumn.
Sabbya Hits a Sweet Spot
The first of its kind in Montreal, Sabbya is a wellness hub that offers both noninvasive treatments and medical aesthetics, as well as an adaptogen bar and full thermal circuit.
Evelyne Brochu’s Attitude for Acting
Regardless of what creative exploit she takes on, a fundamental part of Evelyne Brochu always shines through, a bit of her soul that gives her performances a level of depth, whether on an album or a screen.
Montreal’s New Vintage Vendors
The vintage furniture landscape is changing, as are the demands of the modern online consumer—and Montreal’s vendors are changing along with them.
New Chabanel: Montreal Makers Head North
In Montreal’s Garment District, creators are finding more than affordable studios—they’re building community.
Meet the Germains
Siblings Christiane and Jean-Yves Germain founded Canada’s first boutique hotel 30 years ago. Today, Group Germain, which is still a family-run business, operates a Canada-wide network of want-to-stay-at hotels.
