Watch it here:
Or in Canada: https://www.ctv.ca/shows/the-oscars
The nominees: https://www.oscars.org/oscars/ceremonies/2025
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Events:
At the McCord – Fika(s)Fest:
08 March 2025. Musée McCord Stewart, Théâtre J. Armand Bombardier. 690 Rue Sherbrooke O, Montréal, QC H3A 1E9. Free entrance - From 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
From All in a Weekend:
We speak with Marie Samuel Levasseur, one of the artists who created "The Lost Food Banquet of the North", which explores northern culinary traditions for the FIKA(S) Scandinavian festival. It starts next weekend at the McCord Museum.
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Skill and Chill event: Thursday, March 13th, 6-9pm.
Calling all crafty creators, forest-loving folk, nerdy naturalists, and appreciators of handmade culture. Wise Oak and Coyote Programs are joining forces to offer a series of skill and chill events for our community.
Cost: $10/adult, $5/child, aged 7+. Children under 7 are free. All profits will go to the Guy Quinn memorial scholarship. Happening at the Unitarian Church of Montreal, 5035 Blvd. De Maisonneuve Ouest, H3Z 2P8.
Sign up here:
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Thursday the 13th of March. The Concordia Greenhouse has opened a pop-up plant shop in our temporary space on the 7th floor of the Hall Building. We offer a range of small to medium-sized indoor plants for different lighting conditions and care levels, making it easy to find the perfect fit for your space. The Greenhouse team will be on hand to answer any questions and provide guidance for choosing and caring for your new plant companions. We accept both debit and cash payments.
MARCH GREENHOUSE EVENTS at our temporary space on the 7th floor of Hall Bldg:
March 10th : 15h00 - 16h00 Greenhouse Book Club(book : The Serviceberry)
March 13th : 11h00 - 17h00 Pop Up Plant Sale
March 20th : 16h00 - 18h00 Vermicomposting Workshop with ABCompost sign up here
March 25th : 15h00 - 17h00 BYOJ Terrarium Workshop with Dylan(pay what you can - suggested $5)sign up here
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Artists:
Sherbrooke's Sarah Cloutier talks about her painting "Compost Urbain" that was made into a mural as part of the "Prochaine Station" art competition series from Astral Media. She talks about getting her start in painting and art and what she hopes this kind of exposure can do for her and the appreciation for public art.
Berri/UQAM Metro Station:
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From All in a Weekend:
We speak with Vivian Valencia, Bishop's University research chair research chair in the Sustainable Agriculture and Climate Action about bringing together artists, farmers and researchers to imagine a future for food production that is sustainable, just and equitable. They'll all be at the table for what's being called The First Supper. We also speak with her partner, Marc-Antoine Joncas Zaraté, co-owner of the Montreal restaurant Terroirs.
From January 17 to March 22, 2025, Pop-Up exhibition series showcases the artworks of artists Faustine Escoffier and François Lapierre, created as part of “The First Supper” project, at the invitation of Dr. Vivian Valencia, Research Chair in Sustainable Agriculture and Climate Action at Bishop’s University. The First Supper symbolizes the inaugural meal of a future we wish to see: a world in which food systems are sustainable, fair and equitable. In September 2024, a visioning workshop provided an opportunity to think collectively about “new” agri-food systems. Farmers, academics, students, food industry and agricultural professionals, and artists were invited to reflect on existing alternatives that could serve as lighthouses, as well as to imagine creative ideas for the future. Escoffier and Lapierre then created their own works, inspired by the narratives developed during the exercise.
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Lady Porcelaine in Montreal participates in Montreal en Lumière afternoon tea offering. At Lady Porcelaine, Afternoon Tea is transformed into a unique immersive experience, where time seems to stand still in a porcelain universe of well-being in pastel shades. Guests, if they wish, can slip into the shoes of great ladies and gentlemen for an afternoon tea by adorning themselves with hats and bow ties lent by Lady Porcelaine.
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