The Return of Kent Nagano – November 22-24, 2022 LiveEvents November 15, 2022 540 Orchestre symphonique de Montréal (OSM) presents The Return of Kent Nagano: Mozart and Schubert Kent Nagano returns to the OSM to conduct repertoire that is particularly close to his heart: Schubert’s Third Sym...
The Trio d’Argent and Diana Syrse – November 16, 2022 LiveEvents November 8, 2022 347 Bourgie Hall presents The Trio d’Argent and Diana Syrse - Inexpressible! The Trio d’Argent and Diana Syrse invite you to be immersed in the ethereal sounds of flute and voice. Several composers explore, each in...
Important Update & Useful Covid-19 Links The Montrealer March 26, 2020 4136 Due to Covid-19, we are all experiencing new stresses and obstacles that will likely continue for some time. As we handle these changing restrictions, please remember the importance of keeping at least 2 meters...
Barry F. Lorenzetti Foundation Annual Gala raises $500,000 to mental health initiatives The Montrealer October 10, 2019 6854 Montreal Faces It was a tremendous party at the elegant St. James Theatre for an excellent cause – to raise funds to support grassroots initiatives in support of Mental Health. The funds raised are dedicated...
The fantastic paintings of Luciano Ventrone at Han Art in Westmount Peter Kerr June 26, 2019 3564 Luciano Ventrone’s paintings are more than eye-catching; the brilliance of their colour is arresting. They literally stop you in your tracks. Andrew Liu and Chloe Ng of Han Art have an exhibition of Ventrone’s ...
Preparing Alzheimer and dementia caregivers at McGill’s Steinberg Simulation Centre Peter Kerr May 15, 2019 2283 There are two medical terms that strike fear into the hearts of families with relatives in the ‘boomer’ generation; Alzheimer’s and dementia – both diseases usually associated with older people. Medical researc...
Spring into Toronto with a mix of Broadway-style musicals, art galleries, family-friendly activities and outstanding dining choices Peter & Beverley Kerr April 10, 2019 2919 There is such a wealth of ‘things to do’ in Toronto, that we recently realized that anytime is a good time to visit Canada’s largest and most diverse city. The city’s description as being Canada’s Downtown is a...
An enchanted evening in support of breast cancer research and treatment The Montrealer December 31, 2018 5189 Enchantée It was the best kind of evening out, a chance to dress up, mingle, eat, drink and support a cause close to the hearts of many Montrealers – breast cancer. Indeed, more than 200 guests donned ties ...
Henry Dauphin – taking his colleagues in The Refinery to international success Peter Kerr November 3, 2018 5526 Henry Dauphin is the charismatic leader of The Refinery, a Montreal-based management firm which works with promising entrepreneurs to successfully grow their start-up businesses. Since its inception, The Refine...
Birks re-opens its historic flagship store with elegant renovations and new high-end Brand exclusivities Peter Kerr October 5, 2018 3700 The windows have been re-opened to the street, as seen here in the Cartier boutique For generations, the Birks store on Ste-Catherine Street at Phillips Square was the ‘go to’ store of Montreal’s elite to p...
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