No, there is not a burlesque show coming to town – instead the cast and crew of the Quebec Art Company spring production have been working hard all winter to…
Bands from six countries will participate in this year’s Festival Internationale du Musique Militaire de Québec. The festival, which will take place August 24 to 29, will include military ensembles…
Haitian-born author Dany Laferrière will serve as the honorary President of this year’s Salon du Livres opening next Wednesday, April 7, at the Centre de Congres on Boulevard Rene Levesque….
Simon Bilodeau has seen first hand the decades-long tragedy wreaked on the residents of Shannon.”We were all touched by the (issues related to) the water,” said Bilodeau’s friend Karl Eric…
(photo by Shirley Nadeau taken at 2007 Sing-Along, David Rompré directing) SPRING SING-ALONG MESSIAH at Chalmers-Wesley United Church The Sing-Along Messiah is an annual event which started at Chalmers-Wesley in 1998. It…
Caligula by Albert Camus will be performed by the theatre troupe at Cégep Champlain St. Lawrence on the last weekend of March. This play, originally written in 1938, is still…
Neil Bissoondath, a noted writer of fiction, and an outspoken critic of Canada’s system of multiculturalism who now lives in Quebec City, and Quebec-born comic book author Guy Deslisle will…
Continuing to move up, the Central Québec School Board’s annual high school Performing Arts Festival this year is moving out. The high school edition of the festival will take place…
At one point or another, everyone has had a childhood hero; a person who we admire, respect and in some cases, or maybe most cases, we want to be. My…
Saturday night, the Catholic Women’s League of Shannon will dedicate its 44th annual Irish Show to Ellen and Gene O’Grady.Raised in Montreal and Frampton respectively, the O’Gradys were married in…