Want to see Montreal differently? Visit Montreal’s McCord Museum and view it through a pinhole. Guy Glorieux shows his beautiful images at the world premiere of Impressions of a City, Montreal Through a Pinhole, including the largest photograph ever installed at the McCord…
It’s almost that time of year and, as always, toys are at the top of many Christmas lists. TOYS 2, the exhibit at Montreal’s McCord Museum from November 18 to March 11, is a delight for both the young and young-at-heart. I followed the path of tiny cat paws painted on the museum floor and they led me to this charming new show… … More 
Fall is a must-visit season at the McCord Museum, with famed photographer Edward Burtynsky’s panoramic look at oil and a high-tech way to discover the history of Montreal… … More 
The Montreal Jazz Festival’s Galerie Lounge TD in the Quartier des Spectacles now has a fabulous, fun and free show featuring Armand Vaillancourt, a Quebec artist-icon. I recently the chance to meet Armand for the Montreal Buzz… … More 
When I met tennis superstar Roger Federer for the Montreal Buzz, he was 29. By the time you read this, he will be 30, as he had his birthday in our fair city, where he is playing in the Rogers Cup… … More 
The McCord Museum has employed a landscape architect to create a hidden haven called The Urban Forest, just off of Sherbrooke Street… … More 
In Montreal, DHC/ART is a go-to destination for the finest in international contemporary art. The gallery brings the most famous artists in the planet to our ville, like the subtly subversive painter John Currin. I had the chance to chat with him recently… … More 
Three hot Montreal galleries offer radically different art. From pretty pastel paintings of the Canadian west to rock star references and collector edition prints from a videographer/techie, from a renowned Quebec artist to a Canadian landscape legend, these works will amaze you… … More 
AccèsAsie celebrates the 16th edition of Asian Heritage Month. The Festival offers events ranging from energetic – break dancers – to meditative – monks and mandalas.. The Festival ends with the dismantling of a beautiful coloured sand mandala, which has been carefully constructed over four days by six Tibetan monks. … More 
Since Montreal is the only city in North America to host Indiana Jones and the Adventure of Archaeology, the Montreal Buzz made sure to attend the world premiere of the exhibit at the Montreal Science Centre… … More 