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October 18, 2009
Free Lecture With Edward Larson
Pulitzer Prize winner Edward Larson, author of Summer for the
Gods: The Scopes Trial and America's Continuing Debate Over Science and Religion offers up a free lecture on evolution versus creationism at the Segal Centre for Performing Arts at 11:30 a.m.
Through October 18, 2009
Festival du nouveau cinéma
Hosted at eXcentris, the 38th edition of "the Festival du Nouveau Cinéma is committed to highlighting and contributing to the development of new trends in cinema and new media. It is a showcase for new, original works, particularly in the fields of independent cinema and digital creation."
Through October 18, 2009
Montreal International ESP Psychic Fair
Mystics, psychics, astrologists, numerologists, clairvoyants, vendors, mediums, and healers on-hand for readings. They charge a sizeable sum for a consultation so if you're bent on a reading, bring your wallet. Paranormal lectures are free with admission.
Through October 18, 2009
Creative and Exploration Workshop by the National Circus School
"Circus master Estelle Clareton has been putting six graduates and final-year students from the National Circus School through their paces, and the result is this full-length studio production – an entire contemporary circus show they created from start to finish. In this workshop, an atmosphere of exploration is created, where ideas may freely germinate and risks are taken – technical, physical, emotional. Discover the talents of those young artists!" Free tickets available as of October 2 for St. Michel residents and as of October 9 for Montreal residents. Reservations required.
Through October 18, 2009
The Wild Girl of Champagne
Montreal dance choreographer Deborah Dunn's The Wild Girl of Champagne is based on a Nell-esque true story of a girl found living in the woods in the 18th century, starring Nadine Sures.
October 21 to October 24, 2009
Montreal International Adventure Film Festival
The Montreal International Adventure Film Festival features (you guessed it!) adventure films and some notable conferences, including a talk with Epicocity's Trip Jennings.
October 22, 2009
George W. Bush Speaks
"President of United States during a period of great consequence, George W. Bush will share his thoughts on his eight momentous years in the Oval Office and will discuss the challenges facing the world in the 21st century."
October 22 to October 25, 2009
Montreal Indie Music Show
A great networking opportunity for independent bands with workshops and cocktails on tap, the Salon de la Musique Indépendante de Montréal also features several free shows for the public.
October 22 to October 25, 2009
Braderie de mode québécoise
Save 50% to 80% off retail prices. Features surplus and samples from your favorite Quebec fashion designers.
October 22 to October 31, 2009
Image+ Nation
Montreal's international LGBTA film festival.
October 23 to October 25, 2009
International Tourism and Travel Show
Plan your next holiday. Discover 100 different travel destinations.
October 24 and October 25, 2009
Montreal Drum Fest
Drummers unite for two days.
Through October 25, 2009
Québec Intercultural Storytelling Festival
Erotic stories, tale-swapping marathons, "Grimm for grownups," the 10th edition of the Québec Intercultural Storytelling Festival features storytellers from Wales to Burkina Faso. Free admission to some events.
Through October 30, 2009
Les Grands Ballets Canadiens de Montréal
Les Grands Ballets interprets Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliette.
View clip.
Through October 2009
Halloween in Montreal
From zombie walks to costume shops, club nights to kinky frights, your guide to Halloween in Montreal has suggestions for everyone.
Through October 2009
Apple Picking With a Car
Check out one of these nearby orchards or vergers, most about one hour or less from Montreal.
Through October 2009
Espace Libre
Rêves, chimères et mascarade's miming talents give way mid-month to Sacré Cœur, a play loosely based on the experiences of an emergency room doctor, Alain Vadeboncœur, who co-wrote the script with his childhood neighbor, playwright Alexis Martin.
Through October 2009
Orange Julep Muscle Cars
Cobras, Panteras, Trans Ams and more, car buffs are strongly advised to visit the giant orange on Decarie for a peek under the hood of some fine specimens. Free event.
Through October 2009
Tam Tams
A popular drum and dance tradition with locals, and a hit with tourists, every summer Sunday officially until September 7 but it tends to draw itself out through October. Free event.
Through November 1st, 2009
The Magic of Lanterns at the Montreal Botanical Garden
Every year's Chinese garden lantern setup is comely. The 17th edition proposes a Traditional Chinese Astronomy theme, with new lanterns designed here, then produced in Montreal's sister city, Shanghai using traditional methods. On everyday from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. and same price as admission to the Botanical Garden.
Through April 10, 2009
Montreal Canadiens NHL Regular Season Begins
Keep track of the Montreal Canadiens' 101st season.
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