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With temperatures nearing the 20s this weekend, tulips sprouting from the ground and the city’s restaurants and shops having the whole picnic prep thing down pat, we’ve hit peak springtime in Montreal, and it’s in everyone’s best interest to enjoy it while they can.
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Running until May 27, tickets continue to be available for the U-pick fields of Tulipes.ca in Laval and Boucherville, and proceeds from their month of operations will benefit the Canadian Liver Foundation, which funds lifesaving research in Canada. Unfortunately, they’re booked solid for Mother’s Day, but tickets remain for just about every other day. It’s $9.95 for entrance to the site, and tulips cost $1 each ($19.95 for 24 tulips or $39.95 for 50).
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Last week yielded a new gallery and boutique in the Plateau on St-Denis St. from Paperole, a Montreal-based publisher and supplier of contemporary illustration and graphic art.
Elegant posters of Wilensky’s and Beauty’s by Pascal Blanchet, playful risograph postcards with vintage vibes from Aless Mc, original silk-screened artworks by Benoit Tardif, limited edition work by the prolific Cécile Gariepy it’s got just about everything a Montrealer needs for décor and local pride.
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Posted: Jan 31, 2021 6:00 AM ET | Last Updated: January 31
Marin Blanc (left) and Katya Konioukhova photographed people around their neighborhood for the portrait series. (Submitted by Katya Konioukhova) comments
Walking through the streets of Mercier–Hochelaga-Maisonneuve these past few weeks, you may have noticed some familiar faces plastered on the sides of buildings and in storefront windows.
Feeling isolated in her Montreal apartment, Katya Konioukhova had long been searching for an excuse to get back to her photography. When she found out the Maison de la culture Maisonneuve and Maison de la culture Mercier were looking for artists, she finally saw her opportunity.
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