2020
What role did orality play yesterday, does it play today, and will it play tomorrow? With the exhibition “Au-delà des apparences” in the Abattoirs in Toulouse, the Ethiopian-Canadian curator Missla Libsekal brings together African artists as part of the Africa...
2021
Eclectic and friendly: this is your monthly Canadian music lineup! 🎤 Every month, the Canadian Cultural Center invites you to discover the best new Canadian music. Our #December Playlist is out! 🇨🇦must-have singers for the festive season 🎄, musical gems...
2021
Eclectic and friendly: this is your monthly Canadian music lineup! 🎤 Every month, the Canadian Cultural Center invites you to discover the best new Canadian music. Celebrate #BlackHistoryMonth by listening to our new 100% Canadian 🇨🇦 playlist : Rap, Pop,...
2021
Jérôme Poggi presents Ground Control, the third exhibition of the French-Canadian artist Larissa Fassler (born in Vancouver in 1975). While Larissa Fassler is currently benefiting from a major solo exhibition at the Currier Museum in the United States, the gallery and the Centre d’art de...
2021
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Videographe art centre in Montreal, the Canadian Cultural Centre invites you to two evenings of online screenings. “Beyond Real“: 1st part of this programme Join us on Tuesday 26th January at 8pm on...
2021
While there are many ways to frame the theme of the 6th edition of the Night of Ideas, it is through the rapprochement of cultures and through reconciliation with Canada’s Indigenous peoples that the Canadian Cultural Centre invites you to...
2021
Our exhibition “Mounds and Voids: From Human to Global Scale” showcases renowned Canadian photographer Edward Burtynsky. For decades, he travelled the world photographing industrial landscapes and man’s impact on the planet. He quickly used innovative technologies such as 360° videos,...
2021
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the artist-run center Vidéographe in Montreal, the Canadian Cultural Centre invites you to two evenings of online screenings. “Beyond Real”: 1st part of this programme Join us on Tuesday 26th January at 8pm on...
2021
On February 9, escape to the Canadian Cultural Centre for a virtual evening dedicated to Canadian rapper L.Teez! Join us at 8 p.m. on our Facebook Page to discover the unique universe of this artist at the forefront of Montreal’s...
2021
In this first episode of season 2, we’d like to introduce you to Nivatha Balendra. Nivatha was born in Montreal where her parents settled 30 years ago, fleeing the civil war in Sri Lanka. As a child, she filled her...
2021
From February 12th to February 14th, Regards Hybrides and the Canadian Cultural Center in Paris are joining forces to present a program of five Canadian choreographic short films that offer a diverse vision of contemporary creation. Join us from February...
2021
As part of Black History Month in Canada, the Canadian Cultural Centre, the Toronto French Theater & the Consulate General of France in Toronto present four artistic performances mixing poetry, tale & slam. Whether at the local, provincial, national or...
2021
The Rencontres Internationales Paris/Berlin invites you to an exceptional hybrid edition from 23 to 28 February 2021, online and live from the Louvre auditorium. This exceptional edition will offer an unprecedented international programme bringing together more than 120 works from...
2021
On February 25 at 8 pm, the Canadian Cultural Centre invites you to discover an online short film programme “Together in Kanata” created by Wapikoni Mobile: a vibrant and captivating panorama of films by young Indigenous filmmakers. Short films will...
2021
On February 27th at 8 p.m. the Canadian Cultural Centre invites you on Facebook to an exceptional encounter between Edward Burtynsky and Sebastião Salgado, interviewed by the journalist and art critic Anaël Pigeat. The artists will share their views on...
2021
Eclectic and friendly: this is your monthly Canadian music lineup! 🎤 Every month, the Canadian Cultural Center invites you to discover the best new Canadian music. To open the #FrancophonieMonth, CCC takes you on a 2-hour trip through the best...
2021
As part of its 50th anniversary, the Canadian Cultural Centre has launched a brand new series of 50 virtual encounters with Canadian artists. In connection with an event, a project or an important theme, the artists introduce themselves to us...
2021
Eclectic and friendly: this is your monthly Canadian music lineup! 🎤 Every month, the Canadian Cultural Center invites you to discover the best new Canadian music. On this #8March, let’s celebrate the #IWD2021 in music with a 100% #female playlist,...
2021
As part of the Francophonie Month, the Canadian Cultural Centre invites you throughout the month of March to discover the rich diversity of contemporary Francophone filmmaking in Canada through the presentation of Francophone films produced in Quebec, New Brunswick and...
2021
On March 11th at 8 pm, Canadian artist Mathieu Lippé and French singer Luciole will take us on a journey of discovery of Slam. Between poetry and spoken word, this art form, accompanied or not by music, has become a...
2021
As part of Francophonie Month, the Canadian Cultural Centre celebrates the diversity of the Francophonie in Canada! On March 13th at 7pm, join us for a virtual workshop to write and perform poetry and slam with Canadian artist Mathieu Lippé....
2021
Mehdi Cayenne is a truly free spirit of the Francophonie. His album “Radio Batata”, with its singular use of the French language, offers vibrant lyrics and contagious grooves. By blending post-punk, pop and funk influences he creates a modern and...
2021
On March 18 at 8pm, as part of the Francophonie Month, the Canadian Cultural Centre invites you to a virtual concert with Damien Robitaille, a key figure in French Canadian music! Born to an English-speaking mother and a French-speaking father...
2021
For this next transatlantic flight, we’re off to the Canadian Francophonie. You may think we’re going to Quebec to meet French-speaking Canadians. But they are not the only ones who speak French in Canada : Franco-Ontarians, Franco-Manitobans, Franco-Albertans, Fransaskois, Franco-Yukonians…...
2021
Today, nearly a quarter of the Canadian population speaks French as its first language. Beyond Quebec, Francophones live in minority situations in Manitoba, New Brunswick, Alberta and elsewhere. They make the choice to live in French and defend their rights...
2021
As part of the Francophonie Month, the Canadian Cultural Centre invites you throughout the month of March to discover the rich diversity of contemporary Francophone filmmaking in Canada through the presentation of Francophone films produced in Quebec, New Brunswick and...
2021
As part of the Francophonie Month, the Canadian Cultural Centre invites you throughout the month of March to discover the rich diversity of contemporary Francophone filmmaking in Canada with the presentation of Francophone films produced in Quebec, New Brunswick and...
2021
For our latest episode, take your seat on a special flight. Today, we’ll share not one story, but three. The first is tragic. It is the story of Abraham Ulrikab and his seven Inuit companions, and their lives in a...
2021
Eclectic and friendly: this is your monthly Canadian music lineup! 🎤 Every month, the Canadian Cultural Centre invites you to discover the best new Canadian music. Let’s celebrate Spring in music with the CCC! Check out our new playlist featuring...
2021
On April, the Canadian Cultural Centre is highlighting the power and creativity of Canadian women artists. On April 15th at 8 pm, the Canadian Cultural Centre invites you to join us on Facebook and YouTube for an exceptional conversation with...
2021
On April, the Canadian Cultural Centre is highlighting the power and creativity of Canadian women artists. On April 16th at 8pm, we invite you to an online evening dedicated to Canadian singer-songwriter BEYRIES, in partnership with the Canadian Women Association...
2021
How do you talk to children about resource exploitation, at home or in the classroom? Our educational resources are available for : · Children from 6 to 8 years old through observation exercises, games and fun activities · Middle school students through...