Author: Christina
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Published 2007-03-15 09:44
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You're invited!
A POETRY AND PROSE READING
THURSDAY, MAY 17, 2007
Seven Poets, Prose Writers & Musicians featured
Hugh Hazelton, S.E. Venart, Paul Serralheiro, Barry Webster, Colleen Curran, Byron Rempel and Christina Manolescu.
Visual Arts Centre, School of Art / McClure Gallery. www.visualartscentre.ca. 350 Victoria Avenue, Montreal Tel: 514-488-9558. (Commuter Train, Vendome metro, Bus: 24, 63, 138).
Author: Christina
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Published 2007-03-15 09:09
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Book your space for this event now!
Handicap International Fundraiser on April 27th: The Crime Writers Interactive Showcase
(MONTREAL, QUEBEC) March 2007 – Crime Writers of Canada (CWC), in association with Words Written Write (WWW), present the Interactive Crime Writers Showcase, a Fund-Raising evening for Handicap International Canada, as well as providing an arts fair and an entertaining environment for networking. ICN members, Jenny Cadot, and Alexandra and the Herrings will be performing
The public is invited to visit on Friday, April 27th, where the Interactive Showcase will take place at the Quartier Latin Van Houtte at 272 St. Catherine Street, East. Three previous events have been featured on CJAD and Q92 radio and CH and VOX Television.
Entrance is free with a suggested donation of $5.00. The ICWS, a networking event in an arts fair environment, will start at 5pm, and will include live music, a raffle and many surprises for those attending.
Businesses, artists and associations are welcome to promote and display their projects in the Arts Fair within the event.
Contact: David J Cox, interactive.showcase at yahoo.com, Telephone:(514) 908-2813 Sandrine Guillot, Handicap International Canada, Telephone: (514) 645-6630
Tous les premiers mercredis du mois, Élizabeth Robert reçoit dès 17h30 (lectures débutant à 18h00 jusqu'à 20h00) au: Programme du Mercredi 2 mai 2007 :
Fortner Anderson partagera de ses poèmes en anglais.
Marie Cholette, en visite depuis Québec city, partagera de ses poèmes en français.
Ehab Lotayef, lira de ses poèmes en arabe et en anglais.
Yolanda Duque Vidal lira de ses poèmes en espagnol.
Carl Bessette nous offrira une prestation de SLAM en français.
Tous les premiers mercredis du mois, Élizabeth Robert reçoit dès 17h30 (lectures débutant à 18h00 jusqu'à 20h00) au
Le Dépanneur Café 206, rue Bernard Ouest coin Saint-Urbain Montréal, Québec H2T 2K4 514.271.9357info at ledepanneurcafe.com
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Author: Christina
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Published 2007-03-13 14:16
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Allo les ami(e)s!
Le beau temps arrive à grand pas et nous avons plus d’énergie pour sortir….donc je vous propose deux sorties à votre choix…l’une est le vendredi 30 mars à partir de 19h00 à Casa Cafi, au 4741, rue Verdun tout près du métro Verdun….l’entrée est gratuite et c’est du théâtre en espagnol…
Défilé de mode et spectacle, 5361, avenue Parc, le samedi, 31 mars
De l’autre côté, le samedi 31 mars à partir du 18h00 au 5361, avenue Parc, je vous invite à un défilé de mode et spectacle auquel je participe comme l’une de mannequins. Il y aura la nourriture péruvienne, le défilé de mode et le spectacle… L’entrée coût 20$ et si c’est seulement le défilé à partir de 20h00 c’est 5$
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Au plaisir de vous voir dans l’une de ces activités…PAIX dans vos cœurs…
N’oubliez pas d’écouter tous les jeudis « voces indígenas » au 102.3 Radio Centre Ville où je collabore avec mon frère Gabriel comme animatrice de l’émission ça commence vers 21h35…et c’est en espagnol…
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Author: Christina
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Published 2007-03-12 13:32
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Dear friends of Montreal Playback Theater
After several months' absence, we are once again going to be performing on Sunday, April 1 (no fooling!)
This April 1st, come & tell us your stories. Then watch them played back through the magic of theatre! Whether sad or triumphant, silly or profound, we can bring any story to life!
3 PM, SUNDAY, APRIL 1st, 2007
Room 212-2, The V.A. (Visual Arts Building, Concordia University) 1395 René Lévesque Blvd. West (Between Bishop & Crescent; near METRO Lucien-Allier)
For more info, contact: Vera at veronika.kisfalvi@ hec.ca Also check out our website:www.playbackmontreal.org
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Author: Christina
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Published 2007-03-12 12:42
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The Festival
“Words have no meaning” is the theme of the very first ever Montreal Zen Poetry Festival, an ambitious and enigmatic affair that will take off the weekend of March 16th to 18th, 2007.
Poets, translators, story-tellers, scholars, musicians, and Zen monks will come together to explore how Zen embraces a paradoxical relationship with language – a relationship which has strongly influenced both Asian and North American poetry movements.
The Montreal Zen Poetry Festival invites everyone, of all ages, to take part in the meaningful and entertaining line-up of events with our lively and thought-provoking performers and speakers.
Author: Christina
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Published 2007-03-09 14:03
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Fine crafts CONTAMINATIONS: at the Montreal All-Nighter and at the Canadian Guild of Crafts
Weaving through wood; glass becomes clay; pearls piercing porcelain; textiles with transparency... Artists from the MAM Fine Crafts Collective (the Métiers d’Art Motivés – “motivated fine crafts”) cross-breed their crafts in CONTAMINATIONS, an exhibition of combined works presented at the Canadian Guild of Crafts from March 8-17, 2007 – with a sneak preview at the Montreal HighLights Festival's All-Nighter, overnight March 3-4, 2007, at the Place des Arts.
CONTAMINATIONS will be presented from March 8 to March 17, 2007, at the Canadian Guild of Crafts, 1460-B Sherbrooke St. W., Montréal; the opening will take place Thursday March 8 at 5:30. SNEAK PREVIEW: a LIVE FINE CRAFTS MIXED-MEDIA "HAPPENING" at the Montréal HighLights Festival ALL-NIGHTER, March 3-4, 2007, from 11pm to 5am in the Foyer Jean-Gascon of Théâtre Maisonneuve at Place des Arts (entrance via Place des Arts, métro-level).
Do drop by for tea, home-made cookies, and a surprise glimpse of New Age technology, as Ann and her friends at Diamond Books unveil some fascinating new devices – not just literary ones – for transforming your world.
Author: Christina
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Published 2007-03-04 23:36
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RADIO CKUT 90.3 FM
THE FLIPPING BIRDS Mondays at 11:30 A.M.
CKUT's Flipping Birds will air DAVID J COX's radio play: 2163 on Monday, the 12th March at 11.30 am
!POEM OF THE WEEK
The Flipping Birds Show has started a new segment, called Poem of the Week. We ask Montrealers to submit an original poem. At least one poem will be read weekly. To submit a poem, poets can send their poem with their name AND telephone number to flippingbirds at ckut.ca In the subject line, write "Poem of the Week" and place the poem in the text of the email. Poems can also be sent by regular post to:
The Flipping Birds
c/o CKUT 90.3 FM 3647 rue University Montreal, QC H3A 2B3
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Author: Christina
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Published 2007-02-14 17:52
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Visit the web site of Trevor Lockwood's Publishing Company, BRAISWICK.
As inspiration and former web master of author.co.uk. Trevor has long championed the cause of Author Publishers. Over the past fifteen years, he has accomplished tremendous things, helping to change the culture for writers everywhere
Author: Christina
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Published 2007-02-11 19:46
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Vicki Marcok is the publishing rep on the ELAN (English Language Arts Network) board. She wants to invite everyone to ELAN’s cinq-a-sept for Valentine’s Day – a way for our artistic community to get better acquainted.
It will be held Tuesday, February 13, from 5 to 7 at the Empress Theatre (the old Cinema V at 5560 Sherbrooke West in NDG). Please RSVP ELAN at admin at quebec-elan.org, with Valentine’s Get Together in the subject line, so they will know how many to cater for.
Built in 1927, this beautiful Art Deco landmark is the only Egyptian-themed theatre in Canada, and was once the social hub of the community it graced. For over 12 years, this fine old building has stood empty and forlorn, but a group of committed citizens is working to rebuild and recreate this heritage landmark into a fine and performing arts centre, named the Empress Cultural Centre http://www.empressndg.org
As ELAN members, you are invited to come mix, mingle & schmooze with fellow members and the ELAN Board, and while you’re at it find out what’s happening with the Empress project (mini tours will be given upon request).
Beer, juice & snacks will be served. Feel free to bring anyone who may find ELAN or the Empress of interest, but do RSVP to admin at quebec-elan.org by end of day Sunday with “RSVP” in the subject line to help us prepare.
Looking forward to seeing you there, ELAN Board & Staff
Author: Christina
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Published 2007-02-05 21:37
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YOUTUBE - A Fairy Tale
Glasgow songwriter Eddie Reid, who was featured on Montreal's Radio CKUT Dialectes Program last summer, discovers the incomplete wishing well of the Clyde Fairy. He lost his wings with the demise of the industry on this once bustling river. Filmed on location at Rothesay Dock, River Clyde, UK, To hear this great song, go to:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sen4NziCzXIhttp://www.deliverance-productions.co.uk
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