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The Bulletin: This newsletter's very glou-glou 🍷🍇 [Issue #51]
The Main

The Bulletin: This newsletter's very glou-glou 🍷🍇 [Issue #51]

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

Age, grace & ice: The Royal Montreal Curling Club, North America's oldest sports club
J.P. Karwacki

Age, grace & ice: The Royal Montreal Curling Club, North America's oldest sports club

The oldest established and active sports club—let alone the oldest curling club, period—on the entire continent is right here at home.

Turning Montreal’s restaurants into a soup kitchen network for those in need
The Main

Turning Montreal’s restaurants into a soup kitchen network for those in need

Share Your Plate’s a new initiative addressing food accessibility by putting local restaurants’ meals in the hands of those that need them most.

A (mostly) spoken history of Clarke Café, Montreal’s home of the sangwich
J.P. Karwacki

A (mostly) spoken history of Clarke Café, Montreal’s home of the sangwich

Italo family history, a Mile End legend, and building a modern institution in the Pointe, as told by Frank Servedio

The Bulletin: Cures for the November blues [Issue #50]
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The Bulletin: Cures for the November blues [Issue #50]

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

Things that feel like therapy in Montreal
J.P. Karwacki

Things that feel like therapy in Montreal

Some obvious, some not-so-obvious—but hard to argue with any one of them.

The Bulletin: All the leaves are brown  [Issue #49]
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The Bulletin: All the leaves are brown [Issue #49]

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

Remembering the October Crisis of 1970
J.P. Karwacki

Remembering the October Crisis of 1970

A time of many devastating firsts for Montreal and Canada, fuelled by kidnappings and murders by the FLQ's terrorist cell and a historic security crackdown that tested a nation's resilience and values.

MTLĂ TABLE is lighting a torch for a city's emblematic scene
J.P. Karwacki

MTLĂ TABLE is lighting a torch for a city's emblematic scene

An economic activator, a hospitality advocate, a game-changing concierge, a remedy to what ails a tough season for Montreal's restaurant industry—however you slice it, MTLàTABLE is what this city needs.

Bedford, Québec: Local creators bringing new blood to an old town
Valérie Des Rosiers

Bedford, Québec: Local creators bringing new blood to an old town

Staking artisanal claims among Victorian-style houses and centenary churches, Bedford's creator community just getting started.

On sonic speakeasies, listening cafés, and vinyl bars in Montreal
Ivy Lerner-Frank

On sonic speakeasies, listening cafés, and vinyl bars in Montreal

Sound, silence, and experience: Listening in on conversations with the audiophiles driving Montreal's sonic spaces.

The Bulletin: Halloween parties that won't suck 🧛‍ [Issue #48]
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The Bulletin: Halloween parties that won't suck 🧛‍ [Issue #48]

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

Cinematic rave experiments and musings at Cinéma L’Amour
Justine Smith

Cinematic rave experiments and musings at Cinéma L’Amour

An incredible, boundary-pushing event at Montreal's oldest porno theatre.

Keeping DĂ­a de Muertos traditions alive in Montreal
Rachel Cheng

Keeping DĂ­a de Muertos traditions alive in Montreal

How Montrealers are celebrating a festival honouring the departed with colour, music, and food.

Bar Dominion & keeping spirits up in downtown Montreal
J.P. Karwacki

Bar Dominion & keeping spirits up in downtown Montreal

A downtown Montreal destination once closed during the pandemic, Dominion Square Tavern's been revived as Bar Dominion—a timeless classic by design.