2026
For this final event of the cultural season, the Canadian Cultural Centre invites you to enjoy a walk-through musical and dance experience in conjunction with Robert Burley’s exhibition Great Lakes – The Shared Horizon of Inland Seas. Daense, created in...
2026
A wind from Acadia will blow this summer on Saint-Aubin-sur-Mer, Douvres-la-Délivrande, Carpiquet, Bény-sur-Mer, Bernières-sur-Mer, Luc-sur-Mer, Langrune-sur-Mer and Authie on the occasion of the 21st edition of La Semaine acadienne, the largest festival dedicated to Acadie in France (over 11 000 visitors)....
2026
A musical encounter between Canada and Sweden, where traditional music and shared stories come together. Two voices, sometimes accompanied by the harp and accordion, sometimes a cappella. Singers Jessica Paradis (Canada) and Malin G Thunell (Sweden) invite you to explore...
2026
With a disarming ease and naturalness on stage, Fannie touches the heart directly, without artifice. In “UNE VIE”, she reveals her soulful voice and her music, which is as spellbinding as it is powerful. The album, produced by Jean Massicotte,...
2026
A concert-performance conceived and performed by violist Benjamin Rota, dedicated to contemporary Quebec compositions for solo viola. Through a programme bringing together works by Denis Plante, François Dompierre, Maxime Goulet, Charles-Vincent Lemelin, Simon Bourget, Maxime Jacquet, Matthis Péloquin and several...
2026
Fully booked! A Canadian originally from Budapest and based in Montreal, Sophie Lukacs is one of the few women in the world to have mastered the kora, the iconic 21-string harp-lute of West Africa. After seven years of training in...
2026
Immerse yourself in a little-known musical heritage with “Notre passé composé”, a recital dedicated to French-Canadian melodies from the turn of the 20th century. Baritone Laurent Deleuil and pianist Pierre-André Doucet breathe new life into forgotten works, unearthed from the...
2026
Chloé Dumoulin has an international career that has already taken her to Canada, the United States, Europe and Asia. She made her debut at the Maison symphonique de Montréal (2021) and has performed at Carnegie Hall, St James’s Piccadilly...
2026
With their new album Brahms, Balkans & Bagels, the group Oktopus explores how folklore inspired the great classical composers. How did Hungarian folk melodies influence Franz Liszt? What traces did klezmer music leave in the work of Gustav Mahler? How...