This year, The Tempest!

At McGill, Concordia, UQAM.

At the Museum of Contemporary Art (Metro) through September 7. The National Post:

Q You worked in New York and Toronto before moving to Montreal. What's special about the Quebec art scene?

In case anyone wants to know where to find good beer in Montréal I've put together a map of the most important pubs, restaurants, and shops. It includes a couple of places in Chambly as well. The focus is very much on Canadian beer.

See http://www.garshol.priv.no/beermap/beermap.jsp?name=Montreal

NEW Here.

Apparently, the legendary Webchick is from Montreal?!?!

NOTE This website is a Drupal appplication.Scores provided! Church of St. John the Baptist, 233 St. Claire Avenue, Pointe-Claire, QC 514-804-4900.

NEW Here:

River surfing is totally different from ocean surfing. In the ocean, waves come toward the surfer and end on the beach. In a river, waves never die, and surfers can zigzag endlessly on their crest.

Hello Everyone,

I thought I'd introduce myself. I'm Ken, 26 years old, originally from Long Island, and I work for the federal government in Washington D.C. We are playing around with XML and RSS to encapsulate data and information, and my boss thought it would be useful if I plunged myself into the frigid, icy North (It's going to be 110 degrees in DC this week) to expand my markup horizons.

This is my first conference (and first business trip), so I am eager to meet people and learn. I am going alone, so if anyone is in the same boat, and is interested in meeting up at night for dinner, let me know.

La Scena Musicale. There are several classical music events of note in 2007, in contrast to past years. Even the Montreal Symphony Orchestra (Kent Nagano conducting, Place des Arts, Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier, 175 Ste-Catherine Ouest, Montréal, QC, 514-842-9951; Metro Place des Artes.

Montreal is bike friendly:

Montreal was rated the number one cycling city in North America for 1999 by Bicycling magazine. Over 300 km of bike routes and paths are located on the island and more than double that in the surrounding region.

One of the most popular trips is along the Lachine Canal, a paved-15 km recreation path between Old Montreal and Lachine. It forms part of the Pôle des Rapides cycling path network in southwest Montreal.

You can jetboat the Lachine Rapids or raft them.

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