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2023
The 45th “Cinéma du réel” documentary film festival will be an opportunity to understand the world through films that challenge our imaginations, to confront a diversity of cinematographic approaches and to look at our contemporary world. Discover the diversity of...
2023
On Tuesday, March 14 at 7pm, the Canadian Cultural Centre invites you to a round table discussion moderated by art critic Christophe Domino to speak about the questions raised by the internationalization of artists and their work. Whether through communication...
2023
The Quais du polar festival has become a must-attend event for crime fiction lovers in France. Now well established in the French and European cultural landscape, it is recognised both by professionals and by the general public, who are turning...
2023
On Thursday, March 9, the Canadian Cultural Centre is proud to welcome Éditions du Seuil for the launch of their new “Indigenous Voices” collection in France. It highlights the renewal and singularity of Indigenous authors. For the occasion, Le Seuil...
2023
Indigenous and non-Indigenous youth will gather on stage at the Canadian Cultural Centre for Nikamu Mamuitun – Chansons Rassembleuses. Don’t miss this cross-cultural musical encounter on Thursday, March 16! Born in Petite-Vallée during a creative residency under the direction of...
2023
For International Francophonie Day, the Canadian Cultural Centre is pleased to present a moving documentary by Acadian filmmaker Julien Cadieux. Une rivière métissée illustrates one woman’s struggle for restorative justice. Paryse Suddith is of Cherokee, African-American and Acadian descent. After...
2023
For almost a year, Ukraine has faced the unjustifiable violation of its territorial integrity and sovereignty. The Embassy of Ukraine in France in partnership with the Embassy of Canada in France will present an internationally acclaimed multimedia exhibition at the...
2023
“Break the static, recolour the everyday, cross time, dance, jump and live freely!” For its new edition from March 2 to 21, 2023, the Avec Le Temps Festival, with the support of the Canadian Cultural Centre, continues to celebrate French-language...
2023
Babel Music XP returns to Marseille from 23 to 25 March! With its trade show at the Friche la Belle de Mai and its international festival open to the general public at the Dock des Suds, the Babel Music XP...
2023
For International Women’s Day on March 8, 2023, the Canadian Cultural Centre and Afropolitain Nomade are pleased to present the collective Les so(u)rcières in partnership with the Canada Council for the Arts, the Canadian Commission for UNESCO and the Centre...
2023
Jordan Officer is considered one of Canada’s greatest guitarists. He is also a composer, writer and singer, with whom blues, jazz and country music merge into an eminently singular and personal language. Reserve your evening on Monday March 13 for...
2023
Discover the short films that represented Canada at the 45th Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival! A special screening at the Canadian Cultural Centre will feature a selection of strong and poignant stories from a new generation of filmmakers. The Clermont-Ferrand...
2023
Originally from Senegal, now living in Montreal, singer-songwriter, percussionist and kora player Noumoucounda Cissoko is a committed artist who masters rhythms and melodies in a unique way. Come and discover this exceptional artist on February 9th at 8pm! Born into...
2023
The singular and subversive Quebec artist Julie Doucet, winner of the Grand Prix at the Angoulême International Comics Festival 2022, is stopping by the Canadian Cultural Centre for a unique encounter. Feminist figurehead of alternative comics, she will be presenting...
2022
A project built by scientists and artists, about one of today’s vital issues: the impact of plastic pollution. 📖 Download our booklet dedicated to our exhibition “Plastic Heart: Surface All the Way Through“, to accompany your discovery of artworks! 👀...
2023
Canadian dance company Ballet BC is coming to France from Vancouver! The troupe will launch their European tour at the Maison de la danse de Lyon, unveiling the richness of its talent in a performance created by three great choreographic...
2023
The 50th edition of the Angoulême International Comics Festival will be held this year from January 26 to 29, 2023! Visit our stand in the Pavillon du Nouveau Monde to meet a dozen comic book authors and illustrators from across...
2023
Curated by The Synthetic Collective at the Canadian Cultural Centre, the exhibition “Plastic Heart: Surface All the Way Through” experiments new protocols to reduce our dependence on fossil fuels in cultural institutions. How will decisions related to reducing our carbon...
2023
On Friday, January 13 at 8pm, come and discover the magnetic charisma and electro pop of La Bronze, followed by a concert by Les Hay Babies: an indie-folk trio, composed of three Acadian women with vibrant personalities. Reserve your seats!...
2023
To enter Julien Sagot’s musical universe is to be in the heart of an airy atmosphere that is sometimes lascivious, sometimes overwhelming. At the Canadian Cultural Centre, the singer-songwriter will offer a show marked by electroacoustic music, a strong rock...
2023
Meet Julie Delporte and Éloïse Marseille, two of Montreal’s leading comic book authors published by Quebec publisher Pow Pow. Come hear these women whose intimate works echo each other in depictions of sexuality, consent, feminism and gender. Two strong and...
2023
The Canadian Cultural Centre invites you to an exceptional encounter with Quebec writer Dominique Fortier. After the success of Paper Houses, winner of the prestigious Prix Renaudot Essai in 2020, the author returns to the world of poetess Emily Dickinson...
2022
Indigenous languages will be celebrated through music! The Canadian Cultural Centre, in partnership with the Canadian Commission for UNESCO and the Canada Council for the Arts, is hosting Canadian Indigenous artists to mark the launch of International Decade of Indigenous...
2022
The Canadian Cultural Centre presents Call Me Human by director Kim O’Bomsawin. Attend this screening of a touching portrait of the great Innu poetess Joséphine Bacon on Thursday, December 15 at 8 pm. “Wild means to be completely free,” says...
2022
In a world where we are constantly told about the importance of diversity, how do filmmakers address the issue of otherness? This programme of six animated films presented at the Canadian Cultural Centre by Marcel Jean, the artistic delegate of...
2022
On Friday, December 2 at 8:00 p.m., the Canadian Cultural Centre invites you to “Baveuse City” in the colourful, feminist and engaged universe of Canadian rapper and producer Marie-Gold. A master at doing whatever she wants, Marie-Gold, whose real name...
2022
The Canadian Cultural Centre invites you to discover Félix Dufour-Laperrière’s most recent animated feature film. “Archipel” is a true animated film about invented islands. A true work of art that attempts to define what constitutes a territory from an imaginary,...
2022
The Salon du livre et de la presse jeunesse en Seine-Saint-Denis welcomes a delegation of Canadian artists to Montreuil and to bookstores throughout France as part of its 38th edition. Encounters, readings and debates have been organised around the theme...
2022
On November 9 at 6pm the Canadian Cultural Centre invites you to a virtual conversation with Canadian artist Suzy Lake. Join us for this conversation on our Facebook page and YouTube Channel (English with French subtitles). Photographer, video artist, performer,...
2022
The Canadian Cultural Centre invites you to take part in an extraordinary adventure that will take you into the heart of the forest. On November 10 at 8 p.m., Théâtre Le Clou will present Survie du vivant, a poetic and...
2022
The Canadian Cultural Centre takes you on a journey to Canada’s Far North, to the heart of Yukon, with Gordie Tentrees and Diyet & The Love Soldiers. Reserve your seats for this exceptional evening of country, bluegrass, folk and traditional...
2022
Opening of the exhibition “Plastic Heart: Surface All the Way Through” on November 15 from 6pm to 9.30pm (last entrance at 9pm) – Christina Battle, IAIN BAXTER&, Sara Belontz, J. Blackwell, Amy Brener, Hannah Claus, Patricia Corcoran, Heather Davis and Kirsty...