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2019
From November 12 to 21, the Canadian Cultural Center celebrates Acadian culture! As the first French settlers in North America in 1604, the Acadians have long fervently defended their identity, and their francophone culture is now richer and more alive...
2019
Are you ready to rock’n roll? Join us at the Canadian Cultural Center for an exceptional concert with Steve Hill! A peerless singer and guitarist, Steve Hill is one of the top names of the Canadian blues-rock scene. A genuine...
2019
Edward Burtynsky, in partnership with the Canadian Cultural Centre and the Embassy of Canada in France, are pleased to present a panel discussion with Scotiabank Photography Award (SPA) laureate photographers: Moyra Davey, Shelley Niro and Suzy Lake. The Scotiabank Photography Award...
2019
Mary’s Wedding takes place in the Canadian West during World War I. It tells the story of a recent English immigrant to Canada as well as the romance between a young farmer and Mary through dreamlike reminiscences. Mary’s Wedding pays...
2019
Montreal. What is that greenish smoke creeping into the streets? Whatever the strange infection may be, it is spreading to every nook and cranny and there is no escape. Is Montreal’s salvation entirely in the hands of that “Keeper” who...
2019
Opening of the 10th edition of the Ciné Alter’Natif festival, dedicated to Indigenous cinema, with the screening of Sgaawaay K’uuna, made in Haida, a language of which only 20 speakers were still alive in Canada in 2018. Haida Gwaii, 1800’s....
2019
Sports in films! Faster, higher, stronger: filming sports is the new cycle presented from September 12 to December 20 by the Cinémathèque du documentaire at Centre Pompidou in partnership with the National Film Board of Canada. The programme includes works...
2019
CANCELED As part of Plus vite, plus haut, plus fort : filmer le sport (Faster, higher, stronger: filming sports) presented at the Cinémathèque du documentaire du Centre Pompidou from September 12 to December 20, the Canadian Cultural Centre welcomes you to a...
2019
Sports in films! Plus vite, plus haut, plus fort : filmer le sport (Faster, higher, stronger: filming sports) is presented from September 12 to December 20 by the Cinémathèque du documentaire at Centre Pompidou. The Canadian Cultural Centre is screening the documentary Games...
2019
Mark Lewis, renowned for his exploration of the cinematic image, presents three works of his Canada series (Arrival, Galveston, Things Seen, 2017) and two works in 3D animation (Museum, 2018 and Bauhaus, 2019). The films delve into the world we...
2019
CANCELLATION Because of the 45th act of the yellow vests and the security parameters that are being set up by the police Prefecture, we have to cancel our Journée Européenne du Patrimoine activities on September 21st 2019. For people with...
2019
As part of the Semaine des cultures étrangères 2019 organized by the Ficep (Forum des instituts culturels étrangers à Paris) on the theme of « Women creators ». Many 20th century women artists have only recently gained institutional recognition by the world’s...
2019
In view of major political crises, wars, repression of freedom, vandalism and natural disasters, what do works of art represent for us? And what are we prepared to do to protect a masterpiece? The exhibition brings together a series of...
2019
L’exposition Champs d’Amours retrace l’histoire de la communauté LGBTQI+ à travers 100 ans de cinéma. Le cinéma a joué un rôle important dans l’expression des diversités. L’exposition se propose de raconter cette histoire où se lient intimement cinéma et évolution...
2019
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. Classical, Pop, Folk, Electro, all musical genres and all cultures meet right here. 🎧...
2019
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. Classical, Pop, Folk, Electro, all musical genres and all cultures meet right here. So put...
2019
Festival Clin d‘Œil launches its 9th year from July 4 to 7 in Reims, with Canada as its guest of honour. Created in 2003 and organized every other year by the association CinéSourds, the Clin d’Oeil festival aims at promoting the discovery of sign...
2019
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2019
Chloé Breault doesn’t like wasps, departures, onions or anything that makes you cry. But she loves love itself, songs and love songs! A sensitive musician and songwriter, this young and charming Acadian woman unfolds a delicate and catchy folk music....
2019
William Prince is a singer-songwriter raised on the Peguis First Nation of Manitoba, Canada. William has been honing his craft since the age of nine when he first picked up the guitar and piano. His biggest inspirations include Johnny Cash, Kris Kristofferson,...
2019
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. Classical, Pop, Folk, Electro, all musical genres and all cultures meet right here. So put...
2019
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. Classical, Pop, Folk, Electro, all musical genres and all cultures meet right here. So put...
2019
On the eve of World Refugee Day and a few days before the Pride March, the Canadian Cultural Center invites you to a screening of the film Last Chance. In this heartbreaking documentary, Nova Scotia filmmaker Paul-Émile d’Entremont follows five...
2019
Since their debut in 2011, Toronto’s Whitehorse has evolved from magnetic folk duo to full-blown rock band. In truth, Whitehorse is never fully either one or the other, but an ever-evolving creative partnership that challenges both artists to explore new...
2019
See Canada’s history in a all new way with Hochelaga. A tremendous downpour hits Montreal, and a spectacular sinkhole opens up in Percival Molson Stadium in the middle of a football game. The stadium is evacuated, and a few hours...
2019
As part of celebrations marking the 40th anniversary of the Private Sponsorship of Refugees Program, the Embassy of Canada in France invites you to a poignant exchange between renowned author Kim Thúy and entrepreneur Tareq Hadhad, both former refugees who...
2019
At the peak of the refugee and migrant crisis, three families are forced to flee war-torn Syria and Afghanistan, seeking safe harbour on foreign shores. In the wake of witnessing unthinkable atrocities and having the lives they’ve known wrested away,...
2019
The Momenta – Biennale de l’image in Montreal has associated itself to the prestigious Rencontres de la Photographie in Arles to showcase two yet-unseen solo exhibitions by Canadian artists Yann Pocreau and Guillaume Simoneau. Manipulating light, Yann Pocreau makes it...
2019
The RUMBLE documentary film explores a profound, essential and little known chapter of the history of American music: its indigenous influence. Through portraits of music icons such as Charley Patton, Mildred Bailey, Link Wray, Buffy Sainte-Marie, Jimi Hendrix, Jesse Ed...
2019
The 6th Festival du film canadien de Dieppe was held from 27th to 31st March 2019 in Dieppe. A unique event in Europe, this festival showcases the diversity of English-speaking and French-speaking Canadian cinema beyond its borders. Each year are...
2019
The Ironwood Quartet is made up of four dynamic and passionate Canadian musicians: Jessica Linnebach and Carissa Klopoushak (violins), David Marks (viola), and Julia MacLaine (cello), a quartet of curious musicians whose home base is Canada’s National Arts Centre. During...
2019
A conversation between Canadian artist Hazel Meyer and Canadian curator Christine Shaw about the TAKE CAREexhibition presented at Ferme du Buisson until 21 July 2019. This talk by Meyer and Shaw will pivot on a line from a poem by...