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FESTIVALS/SPECIAL EVENTS
100 ans de Saint-Michel To Dec 15 In celebration of its 100th anniversary, the neigbourhood of Saint-Michel will be hosting a series of activities throughout the year. Visit www.100anssaintmichel.org for a look at the program.
Chromatic – 3rd Edition May 25 – May 26 This year showcases the work of more than 150 artists including Kristian Manchester (Sid Lee), Jean-Sébastien Baillat & Guillaume Cardell (Baillat Cardell & Fils), Andrew Ly & Melissa Matos (TRUSST) and musical performances by Suuns, Mozart’s Sisters, CLAASS, Cosmetics, Le Matos, Kaytradamus and more. Choose your experience from a selection of different show packages. Start times vary from noon and 9pm and ticket prices range from $15.22-$37.83. SAT 1201 St-Laurent. 514 844-2033
Diary of a Neighbourhood – Michael Toppings May 26 – Jun 17 Envisioned as a trans-disciplinary project, Diary of a Neighbourhood encompasses public art, print art, installation, street theatre and performance but remains, in essence, a literary work. The production includes a series of performances realized over a 7-day period that take place on the sidewalks, balconies, front porches and the stairwells of each participating building. At Jeanne Mance (Prince-Arthur/Pine).
Festival TransAmériques (FTA) May 24 – Jun 09 For its 6th edition, the fest presents companies boasting the leading lights in contemporary theatre and dance from Québec, Canada and abroad. Visit fta.qc.ca for a look at what’s on the program.
International Digital Arts Biennial 1st Edition To Jun 13 An exhibition dedicated to works that incorporate digital technology in new, innovative, or critical ways, the Biennial consists of three main elements: art, culture, and digital technology. Visitors can follow this artistic journey at openings and other special events taking place at 26 sites of contemporary creation throughout Montréal. Free admission for most exhibitions and activities. Details at bianmontreal.ca
Journée d’Actions Environnementales May 26 Come participate in the annual spring cleaning event with the youngsters of the C-vert program. Among the activities to help keep our space green will be tree planting and gardening. 9am-5pm. Free. Tohu, la Cité des arts du cirque 2345 Jarry E. 514 376-TOHU, 1 888 376-TOHU
Maydays! Death and Taxes: A Freestanding Showcase May 25 Current Freestanders and alumni show off their artistic prowess and earn the adoration of hordes of new fans. Curated by Freestanders Andrew Zadel (director of Closer) and Liz Truchanowicz (director of 4.48 Psychosis). This is the last installment of Maydays! a month-long festival of cabaret nights. 8pm, $10. Freestanding Room 4324 St-Laurent, 3rd flr. 514 656-3420
Montreal International Design Show May 24 – May 26 This major design event is back to celebrate its 24th edition. For three days, the fair brings together interior designers, architects, buyers, business people, consumers, and journalists. Trade only on May 24 and 25 / Open to the public on May 26 from 10am-6pm. Place Bonaventure 800 De La Gauchetière W.
Montreal Museums Day May 27 Explore the city’s museum network free of charge over the course of the day. Free shuttle service offered with departures approximately every 20 minutes on all the circuits between 9am and 4:30pm. Start your tour at the museum of your choice or at the promenade des Artistes at Place-des-arts metro station.
Montreal Sketch Comedy Festival To May 27 Over 25 troupes from across the globe will be coming to Montreal for 7 nights of comedy. Pillared by Grinders, Genius Gold and Toronto titans Elephant Empire this year promises to bring top notch acts. $12. Visit http://theatresaintecatherine.com for a look at the schedule. Théâtre Ste-Catherine 264 Ste-Catherine E. 514 284-3939
Montréal, City of History. To Dec 31 35 museums and organizations are taking part in Montreal in this event that brings together under one banner a special program of activities highlighting Montreal history throughout 2012. Over 60 activities for all audiences will be held to mark the 370th anniversary of Montreal and the 400th anniversary of the birth of its founder, Paul Chomedey, sieur de Maisonneuve. The program will be available at www.musees-histoire-montreal.ca
OFFTA – 6th Edition May 25 – Jun 03 An artistic event created by Montreal artists on the edge of the Festival TransAmériques. The OFFTA offers a multidisciplinary program centered on contemporary creation and the encounter of various art forms. Visit http://offta.com to take a look at what’s on the program.
Pointe-à-Callière’s Cultural Feast May 26 – May 27 A colourful gourmet spectacle offering a taste of the various ways we eat and celebrate in Montréal. This year, Japan is in the spotlight and has pride of place at several spots on the site. This free outdoor event, which this year will take place in Place D’Youville, in the area around the Museum, features performances, presentations, activities, food kiosks, talks and demonstrations by food enthusiasts, and much more. Sat 11am-7pm; Sun 11am-6pm. Pointe-à-Callière 350 Place Royale, Old Mtl. 514 872-9150
Sight & Sound Festival – 4th Edition To May 27 Showcasing the work of sound and video artists, as well as other modes of digital production with a focus on live audio/visual performance, audio/visual instatallation and interactive systems-based practices. For all the details visit sightandsoundfestival.ca
The Outdoor and Travel Festival May 25 – May 27 The festival will be bringing together more than a hundred exhibitors who will be sharing their passion with Festival-goers. This is the perfect time to plan trips and outdoor activities, try out equipment or participate in information workshops. Parc Jean-Drapeau 1 Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve. 514 872-6120
Vintage POP May 25 – Jun 03 An exclusive collection gathered from the city’s top vintage hunters. May 25-27 & June 1-3. Fri: 3pm-8pm, Sat-Sun: 11am-6pm at Espace POP – 5587 Avenue du Parc.
COMMUNITY EVENTS
Antiques and Garage Sale May 26 Find antiques, prints, frames, plants, ceramics, jewelry and more. Proceeds will support Friends for Mental Health (Association of families and friends of people with mental illness). From 9am-4pm. Rain date: Sun, May 27. La Palette Art School and Art Gallery, 480 Beaconsfield. 514 636-6885.
Club Gourmand Food lovers are invited to wine and dine every other Friday at 6:30pm in different restaurants around the city. Info: 514-935-4880.
Electronics Recycling Drop off your broken or unwanted electronics gadgets and gizmos free of charge at A to Z Electronics. All data securely erased, so no need to destroy the hard drives. 1260 Dollard Ave., LaSalle in the strip mall next to the Fire Station. Info: 514 366-8872.
Free Language Tea Time Mon-Thurs from 4pm-6pm, practice a different language each day. Mon: French, Tues: Japanese, Wed: Spanish and Thurs: English. Coffee, tea and biscuits provided. Free to attend but voluntary contributions are appreciated! Address: 4260 Girouard #350, metro Villa-Maria, 514 903-8897. http://www.clcmontreal.com
Love the Footbridge May 27 Outdoor celebration of Park Extension’s threatened 1966 “Expos” footbridge at the end of St. Roch Street, 1 block N. of métro Parc from 1pm-5pm. The Park Extension Historical Society presents a photo exhibit, stories, 2 pm flash mob, drawing/panting, dancing, music, urban planning exercise. Bring your own picnic. Info: “Aimons la passerelle” on facebook or call 514 271-6650. Postponed 1 week in case of heavy rain.
NDG Church Bazaar Clothes, jewelry, dishes, toys, books, etc. Every Friday, 10am-5pm at 5333 NDG ave., corner Décarie.
Royal Canadian Legion – Branch 212 This non-profit organization formerly reserved for war veterans now invites the public to become members to participate in their activities (dance, brunch, social, cribbage, darts, etc.) Info: 514 365-0595, rcllasalle.blogspot.com
Singles Meet Non-profit organization supporting singles and single parents via a wide range of social, sports, and community events. Info: total.net/~spa. Meet up Group: singles.meetup.com/539/
Watch & Clock Collector Seeks older mechanical (wind up) working or not. Hamilton, Omega, Longines, Rolex, others, No Timex or Quartz. Purchase price based on condition. Contact Mario Michele: 514 557-6969 or email mariomichele@hotmail.com.
SPORTS
H20 Open May 26 Step 1of 3 of the new Quebec dragon boat tour triple crown at the Montreal Olympic Basin. Info: 514-872-7665. Parc Jean-Drapeau 1 Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve. 514 872-6120
Victory MMA 6 May 26 Battle for the Belts II featuring 5 title fights with the highest caliber talent on the Quebec amateur circuit. 7pm, $30-$40. Club Soda 1225 St-Laurent. (514) 286-1010
Walk to Fight Arthritis – 4km May 27 Take part at the Walk to Fight Arthritis and help thousands of Quebecers living with the disease. Inflatable games and make-up artists for kids, entertainment for all ages, a family BBQ and a music show are planned. Registration open 9am. Walk start time: 11am. Parc Jean-Drapeau 1 Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve. 514 872-6120
LECTURES
Art and the Environment May 24 – May 26 The Regroupement des arts interdisciplinaires du Québec invites you to attend our second symposium. This edition’s theme aims to build a better understanding of interdisciplinary practices as related to notions of territory and the environment. All are welcome. Free admission, snacks and beverages available on site. Visit www.raiq.ca for all the details. Maison de la culture Côte-des-Neiges 5290 chemin de la Côte-des-Neiges. 514 872-6889
CLASSES/ WORKSHOPS
Art Classes with Montreal’s Top Industry Artists Syn Studio presents: drawing, painting, digital art, concept art, 3D art for video games and comic book making classes for all levels from total beginners to professionals. Teachers are top industry veterans who work at Ubisoft, Warner Brother Games, Marvel and DC Comics. Registration now open. Spaces very limited. Info: www.synstudio.ca – 514 998-7625. At 94 Ste-Catherine E. #7.
Artist Coaching Drop-In Sessions To Jun 07 One-on-one sessions with a dedicated artists’ coach can be one-time, occasional or on-going in nature, and are intended to help artists define and attain goals based on short and long-term action plans. Areas covered include Event and Project Planning, Funding and Fundraising, Marketing and Promotional Tools/Strategies and more. May 24 & June 7 2pm-4pm, first come first served basis. Info: 514-878-9788 ext. 316.
Body Weight Boot Camp Come work out at Beaver lake Mount Royal from 8am-9am Monday and Thursdays to get in shape while feeling the morning sunshine! Two certified fitness instructors will get your body moving just in time for summer. Cost $12 drop in. Info: 514 770-5645.
Bollywood Dance Workshop Open to everyone. Come discover upbeat Bollywood dance and music! Saturday, May 26, from 1:30pm-3pm at Studio Caravane, 903 St-Zotique E. (metro Beaubien). $18 or $15 if you come with a friend. For more info, contact us at info@fluidance.org
Comic Jam with Joanne Joe Yan Hui May 26 from 12pm-2pm. Limited places available, reservation required (children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult). Info: mpolosa@alcor.concordia.ca Leonard & Bina Ellen Art Gallery 1400 de Maisonneuve W. 514 848-2424 ext. 4750
Contemporary Dance Spring session. Fluid, toning, expressive and energizing. Classes take place at Studio Bizz (Mont-Royal metro), 551 ave Mt-Royal. Thursdays at 6pm (www.fluidance.org).
Frank Talks Relationship Workshops Open to all adult-aged singles and couples. All genders, sexual orientations, and relationship structures (monogamous and non-monogamous) are welcome. Saturdays 7pm-9pm, $5 donation. At St. Philips Anglican Church (basement), 7505 Sherbrooke W. Frank: 514 680-3278, frank@franktalks.com or visit www.franktalks.com/workshops
Free Job Training Program Career planning, job search techniques and stage. At Champlain Adult Education Centre, 1050 5th Ave., Verdun (Jolicoeur Metro). For info call: 514-765-8444.
Free Neo-Tango Class Every Friday at 9pm, Tango Fabrika offers a free Neo-Tango class. A Tango party will follow. 5163 Parc. Everyone is welcome! Email info@tangofabrika.com or call 514 561-2323 to confirm your presence.
Free Stress Management Workshops The Emotional Health CBT Clinic is offering free stress management workshops throughout the summer, in celebration of its 40th anniversary. For information: 514-485-7772 or info@cbtclinic.ca
Jump Start Your Job Search Facilitators will guide participants through group activities and discuss approaches that will help job-seekers access the hidden job market. Tuesdays & Fridays 2pm-4pm. Free! YES Montreal 666 Sherbrooke W, 7th floor 514-878-9788. www.yesmontreal.ca
McGill University’s Personal and Cultural Enrichment Thi program is a way to explore arts and culture, community engagement, and life transitions. Sessions are open to the public and showcase academic, artistic and professional talent. For more info, visit: http://www.mcgill.ca/pace, email: pace.scs@mcgill.ca 514 398-5212.
Morning Flow at Centre Luna Yoga Join certified yoga teacher Tara Lazanis for a fun, active, and affordable morning yoga class. $5-$10 donation. Tuesdays & Fridays 7:30am-8:30am at 231 St-Paul W.
Multi-Language Café Sundays 3pm-6pm. French, English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Chinese, Korean and Japanese for all levels. A great way to meet new people while sharpening your language skills. At 5163 Parc. Reservation: tel or text: 514-561-2323.
Open Life Drawing Workshop Every Monday from 6:30pm-9:30pm in a Loft located at 2019 Moreau Local 307. Good lighting and nice ambience. Professional and talented models. For beginners as well as experienced draftsmen and draftswomen. Cost: $8. Info: contact@antoniocerdan.com
Open West Coast Swing Practice Every Tuesday 8:30pm-10:30pm at Dance Conmigo (3655 St-Laurent, suite 207). Come practice this modern form of swing danced to RnB, blues, funk, soul, top 40 and pop music. Cost: $3. danceconmigo.com
Photography courses for Beginners Classes with max. of 5 students or 1 on 1. Courses last for 20 hrs., Theory & practical. Courses begin 1st week of every month with professional photographer of 30 yrs. Class covers compostion, lighting, lens choice, camera, ect. $250. Info: 514 557-6969 or email mariomichele@hotmail.com.
Private Sewing & Fashion Design Lessons Learn to create your own wardrobe, just for your size & style! An experienced teacher & designer will show you all the techniques to creating an outfit that will you love to wear (all supplies included). Visit fairyesque.ca for the different course options or contact fairyesque.studio@gmail.com.
Seeing Through Clothes – Open Drawing Session Practice and perfect your drawing skills with a live model in costume. 5pm-8pm, $10. Bring your supper! Tea and coffee served. Centre d’art de Montreal, 1844 William. 514 667-2270
Singing / Piano / Songwriting Lessons Experienced, qualified teacher. Beginner to professional. Be amazed at how quickly your voice will improve. Learn the basics of song writing in just a few simple lessons. Learn to read music or play by ear. You’re never too old or too young! Sherrie: 450 455-2614
Swing Dance Party All levels, no partner needed. Beginner lesson at 8:30pm, dance at 9:30pm, $8. École de danse swing, Cat’s Corner 3451 St-Laurent, 3rd flr. 514 874-9846
True North Insight Weekly Meditation Sittings May 29 With Daryl Lynn Ross, Sundays at Padua Centre, 1950 St-Antoine W. from 3pm-5pm and Tuesdays at Studios Lyne St-Roch from 7:30pm-9:15pm truenorthinsight.org
Zumba Fitness Downtown w/ Mark Vicente Finally, a cardio work out that’s all about FUN! Ditch the workout and get your sweat on moving to world beats and latin rhythms. All levels welcome. Tuesdays and Thursdays 6:15pm-7:15pm / 10 dollars drop-in class. St-James the Apostle, 1439 Sainte Catherine W. Markvicentezumba@gmail.com
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
Cover Project Looking for male/female musicians for 60’s, 70’s, 80’s, show. Female repertoire: Diana Ross, Pat Benatar, Sheryl Crow, and more. Possibility of other projects as well. Looking to do festivals and theatre type gigs, no dives! Musicians with families welcome! Please email short bio to: reallymusic@gmail.com
Infringement Festival Montreal’s infamous countercultural event, is now seeking artists for it’s 2012 edition, running June 14-24. The Festival celebrates activist performances, critical discourse and a broad range of eclectic, independent, and controversial art of all forms. Application form available at infringementfestival.com
Jazz Project Female singer with extensive live and studio experience seeking jazz musicians for hotel and corporate type gigs. Piano, guitar, drums, horn. If you love jazz please send your info to: jazzmyride@yahoo.ca
Montreal Stop Motion Film Festival Call for Entries The festival is officially opening its call for entries for its 4th edition. The deadline for film entries is Sept. 21, 2012. For information concerning eligibility, dates, accepted formats, and new rules, visit the new submission section of the official website: www.StopMotionMontreal.com
Original Music Project Published singer songwriter finishing 3rd album seeks experienced musicians for pre-production fine tuning and original gigs. Drums, bass, keys, electric/acoustic guitars. Looking for fun energetic, and dedicated band members. Please email short bio to: onanygivenday@rocketmail.com
Seeking Submissions to the 2012 Litpop Awards Matrix Magazine and POP Montreal are searching for poetry and short fiction submissions to the 2012 Litpop Awards. Prize includes airfare, accommodation and a VIP pass to the POP Montreal Festival plus publication in Matrix Magazine. Entry fee $25. Visit: www.matrixmagazine.org/litpop and www.popmontreal.com for details. Deadline: July 1, 2012.
Sunday@6 Online Literary Magazine Now accepting submissions for the June issue. Accepting poetry and prose in the following categories: short fiction, literary non-fiction, essays, literary criticism and humour. Deadline for the June edition is June 15. http://sundayat6mag.wordpress.com/submission-information
The Perfect Body New reality show currently casting females and males between the ages of 18 and 45 who will participate in personal fitness challenges. Interested persons should present themselves in person at V-Gym, 1303 William St. weekdays from 9am-6pm or call Elan 514 499-1100 for more info.
Write-On-Q! Competition A huge opportunity for aspiring and established Québec playwrights to receive a kick-start for a new work. Scripts can be submitted to the Infinithéâtre offices till Sept 4th, 2012 at 5413 St-Laurent, Suite 302, Montreal QC H2T 1S5. Info: infinitheatre.com, 987–1774.
SUPPORT GROUPS/THERAPY
12-Step Co-Dependency Group for Women The group focuses on developing healthy relationships. Wednesdays, 1pm-2:30pm. Free. New members can join at any time. Formerly known as Project Pride, now located at 4615 Cote Ste. Catherine. Karen Bresinger at 514 738-7700.
Addictions Chabad Lifeline, a non-sectarian centre for anyone affected by addictions, offer a 12 step speakers meeting, open to the public. Every Tuesday, 12 pm–1pm. Free. Info: Benyamin (514) 738-7700. Formerly known as Project Pride, Chabad Lifeline is now located at 4615 Cote St. Catherine (Cote St. Catherine metro).
Adult Children of Alcoholics (ACA) Meetings 8pm-9:30pm Tuesday nights at Westmount Baptist Church, corner of Sherbrooke and Roslyn. Use the parking lot entrance. AdultChildren.org
Al-Anon Offers support and hope for those who are (or have been) troubled by someone else’s drinking. Newcomers are welcome at 7:30pm every Sunday. 4615 Chemin Côte-Sainte-Catherine, one block east of métro Côte-Sainte-Catherine.
Cognitive Behavioural Group Therapy for Depression 15 week group therapy combining cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT) and acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT). Each session will last 1.5 hours and will be held 1 evening per week. Led by two highly trained clinical psychologists. Insurance receipts available and the therapy is at a reduced rate as it is part of a research project. Leandra Hallis 514 297-1751, Leandra.Hallis@gmail.com, www.cbtclinic.ca
Counselling/Psychotherapy Abused, depressed, angry, relationship problems, “stuck in the moment”? You can feel better! David Engels is a psychotherapist/counselor from a diverse experiental background in business, academia, law, and psychotherapy. Fees on sliding scale are available. David has a few openings available, and offers a free 15 min. telephone consultation. www.davidengels.ca 514-777-5077
Counselling/Psychotherapy Affordable counselling and psychotherapy services for adults with significant difficulties of social, vocational, or interpersonal problems. Call the McGill Psychoeducational and Counselling Clinic: 514-398-4641.
Help for Kids and Teens Child psychologist offers therapy and evaluations to children and teens with anxiety, ADHD, and dyslexia. Helping children cope with parental separation. Info: http://child-psychologist-montreal.com or call 514 704-1307.
Lou Gehrig’s Disease Family caregivers support group. The 1st Monday of every month from 6pm–8pm. Info / registration: Gloria Timmons 514 695-8335 ext. 204. Nova West Island 422 Beaconsfield. 514 695-8335 ext. 207
MADD Montreal Supports victims of impaired driving due to alcohol or drugs, sensitizes children and youth to smart choices, educates on solutions to transportation if drinking, recommends legislation proven to save lives. Volunteers welcome. info@maddmontreal.ca, 514-729-6233, madd.ca
NOVA Bereavement Group Offered to anyone who is bereaved and is feeling the loss of a loved one. Saturday mornings 10am-noon. Free. An In Memoriam donation on behalf of your loved one would be appreciated. At Valois United Church, 70 Belmont Ave, Pointe-Claire.
Overeaters Anonymous 12-step recovery group for compulsive overeaters, anorexics and bulimics. No weigh-ins, dues or fees. Info: 514 488-1812.
Recovering Couples Anonymous Twelve-Step group for couples with a desire to remain in a committed relationship. Contact rca.montreal@hotmail.com and/or visit www.recovering-couples.org.
Recovery Canada Weekly self-help meetings providing a safe, confidential place to discuss life challenges and receive support for good mental health. Info: recoverycanada.org. Snowdon group meets Mondays at 7:30pm at Shaare Zion Congregation 5575 Cote-St-Luc (side entrance). 514 481-7030. West Island: 514 697-5977.
Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous 12-step groups for those desiring to stop acting out a pattern of sex and love addiction. Includes [Re]Building Partnerships and Sexual Anorexia. 514-983-0671, www.slaafws.org, www.dasa-slaa-mtl.cbti.net.
Significant Shrinkage Experienced psychotherapist Joel M. Fink uses humour in his therapeutic approach to break down defense mechanisms, heal self-esteem and help one learn how to laugh at one’s self. Trained psychoanalytically, he works with the unconscious mind to explore why one repeats self-defeating behaviour, engages in negative relationships or is unable to grieve loss. Info: Joel M. Fink, MSW, APPQ, (514) 435-2864, finktheshrink@gmail.com
Support for Partners w/ Autism Lead by a sex therapist, and sexuality educator, phone us if you would like to learn new tools, and receive support. Dr. Laurie Betito: 514-984-5910 or Stephanie Mitelman: 514-983-9600.
Survivors of Incest and Childhood Sexual Abuse Anonymous Takes place the 1st Sunday of each month at 4615 Cote Ste-Catherine at 2pm. Meetings are an 1hr 45 minand and are based on the healing principles of the 12 steps. Info: sicsaa@selfaware.com
There’s No Excuse for Abuse! Women AWARE was created in 1995 by survivors of domestic violence. If you are experiencing or have experienced domestic violence please don’t hesitate to call “Be Aware telephone support line” at 489-1110 or toll free at 1-866-489-1110 for information or confidential support – Mon-Fri 10am–3pm or visit our web site www.womenaware.ca
VOLUNTEER WORK
Elizabeth House Summer program for teenage moms that entails a one-day outing with their children. Volunteers are needed to assist the nursery with the children. Metro: Jolicoeur. Contact Michelle Bourdages: 514 483- 7200 ext 4265.
Face a Face Listening and Intervention Centre Looking for a bilingual computer technician to assist with various technical problems with the equipment. This position is at Metro Guy Concordia. If you have very good computer skills and feel that you would like to contribute to the well being of the community, please contact: Grace Fontes: 514 934-4546, volunteer.faceaface@gmail.com
Just for Laughs Volunteer Program Now hiring volunteers for the biggest comedy festival in the world. Join the team and earn some experience to pump up your cv! Email cvs to benevoles@hahaha.com or click on www.hahaha/volunteers Program runs throughout the month of July.
MAB-Mackay Rehabilitation Centre Looking for volunteers to assist in their day summer camp with special needs children. Susanne Bilodeau: 514-489-8201 ext 1320. sbilodeau@ssss.gouv.qc.ca
Montreal Children’s Hospital Seeking 250 volunteers for their annual Radiothon on May 24th. The volunteers will call on past donors to renew their commitment. Both individuals and organizations are needed from May 19-27 for a minimum of 3 hrs. Metro Atwater. For shift details email childrensradiothon@gmail.com
QUEER
MontrealGayListings Info The premiere gay community website with businesses, services and details for the locals plus visitors alike. Info: http://www.MontrealGayListings.Info (mention the Mirror in your reply).
KIDS’ STUFF
Art for Kids! Classes will run from May 12th – June 3rd. Saturday mornings 10:30am- 11:30am is for 2-4 yr olds with a parent. Sunday mornings 10:30am-11:30 is for 5-8 yr olds (on their own). $60 all materials included. Pre-registration is preferred to secure a spot. Drops-in $18 / class, if space is available. Monastiraki 5478 St-Laurent. 514 278-4879
Games Club Weekly bilingual club on Wednesdays at 4:15pm for ages 6-12. Info: 931-6265 ext. 28. Richmond Square Branch of the Montreal Children’s Library 870 Richmond Square.
Rhythm, Rhyme & Story Time Registration is now open for summer sessions with Linda Kravitz offered by the Norman Berman Children’s Library at the Jewish Public Library. The first session will run from July 10 to July 24, the second session will run from July 31 to August 14. There will also be free summer bedtime stories & crafts on Wednesdays, from July 11 to August 15, with well-known storyteller Ruthy Silva (no registration but library membership required.) All programs are at 5151 Côte Ste-Catherine. Info: 514-345-2627, ext. 3012 or 3398 or visit www.jewishpubliclibrary.org
Science Club Weekly bilingual club Mondays at 4:30pm for ages 6-12. Info: 931-2304. Montreal West Children’s Library (Atwater Library) 1200 Atwater, Westmount.
Sunday Dinosaur Tours Every Sunday there is an informal bilingual introduction to the museum’s dinosaur collection — including the new Triceratops skull (collected under permit from the Royal Saskatchewan Museum), the Gorgosaurus, Dromaeosaurus, and the link between dinosaurs and birds. These presentations are given by Dinoman, Bruno Paul Stenson. No reservations necessary. Everyone welcome. Redpath Museum 859 Sherbrooke W. 514 398-4094
