Tattoos and redemption: A portrait of an upholsterer on Parc Avenue.

Four days of Korean street food, K-pop performances, fan culture, and strong summer energy by the Lachine Canal.

A near-forgotten movie palace that's outlasted demolition plans, disco dreams, and decades of decline to become one of Montreal’s most resilient cultural landmarks.

Doesn't matter if there's a snowstorm or a heatwave, here’s how Montreal throws a party all year long.

The Bulletin is a collection of what's happened, what’s happening, and what’s to come in and around Montreal.

There’s a soul of DJing worth preserving that’s getting lost in the algorithm age, says JoJo Flores.

Four days of food, music, memory, and modern Vietnamese culture on the waterfront.

An afternoon with the "Russian of Lachine" and his 300,000-strong trove.

How a 238-year-old industrial legacy is being transformed into a waterfront neighbourhood of urban repair.

The Bulletin is a collection of what's happened, what’s happening, and what’s to come in and around Montreal.

Roll through for a gathering of the collaborators, characters, and readers who have helped build what we are today in one summer spot.

Preserved almost exactly as it was, the former H. Fisher & Fils shop offers a rare, tactile glimpse into working-class life and quiet entrepreneurship.

Playing the long game with 14 sandwiches, retro signage, a design to outlast, and boozy slush for the summer.

The Bulletin is a collection of what's happened, what’s happening, and what’s to come in and around Montreal.

June in Montreal means sizzling street food, riverside DJ sets, open-air films, visiting jazz legends, and more.

The Otto team’s newest project fuses precision nigiri, rich yakitori, and sleek design in one spot far enough from downtown to feel like a statement.

Tattoos and redemption: A portrait of an upholsterer on Parc Avenue.

Four days of Korean street food, K-pop performances, fan culture, and strong summer energy by the Lachine Canal.

A near-forgotten movie palace that's outlasted demolition plans, disco dreams, and decades of decline to become one of Montreal’s most resilient cultural landmarks.

Doesn't matter if there's a snowstorm or a heatwave, here’s how Montreal throws a party all year long.

The Bulletin is a collection of what's happened, what’s happening, and what’s to come in and around Montreal.

There’s a soul of DJing worth preserving that’s getting lost in the algorithm age, says JoJo Flores.

Four days of food, music, memory, and modern Vietnamese culture on the waterfront.

An afternoon with the "Russian of Lachine" and his 300,000-strong trove.

How a 238-year-old industrial legacy is being transformed into a waterfront neighbourhood of urban repair.

The Bulletin is a collection of what's happened, what’s happening, and what’s to come in and around Montreal.

Roll through for a gathering of the collaborators, characters, and readers who have helped build what we are today in one summer spot.

Preserved almost exactly as it was, the former H. Fisher & Fils shop offers a rare, tactile glimpse into working-class life and quiet entrepreneurship.

Playing the long game with 14 sandwiches, retro signage, a design to outlast, and boozy slush for the summer.

The Bulletin is a collection of what's happened, what’s happening, and what’s to come in and around Montreal.

June in Montreal means sizzling street food, riverside DJ sets, open-air films, visiting jazz legends, and more.

The Otto team’s newest project fuses precision nigiri, rich yakitori, and sleek design in one spot far enough from downtown to feel like a statement.