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The Daft Punk Tribute coming to Le Cercle on January 20

 
The electrifying beats of Daft Punk will soon be drifting through Quebec City as The Daft Punk Tribute will play at Le Cercle on Friday, January 20 at 9:00 pm.

QAC Auditions for “Deathtrap”

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Photo: Ladd Johnson

After this fall’s major musical production, the Quebec Art Company is returning to a more intimate piece for its spring production – “Deathtrap”, a thriller written by Ira Levin.  Auditions will be held Sunday, January 15, at 3:00pm immediately following the company’s annual general

Large crouds attended the 10th Annual Santa Claus Parade

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Crowds filled the sidewalks along rue St. Joseph on Sunday for the 10th annual Parade des jouets as Santa Claus came to town. Several new floats and groups added to the excitement of the festivities, all put together with the help of more than 350 volunteers. Once again this year, children were invited to tailgate with Santa at the beginning of the parade route before he took to the streets.

Guys and Dolls are coming to town!

QAC prepares its fall musical

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Photo: Artwork by Yvan Breton

 

Something is up at the Holland  Elementary School -- clandestine meetings, men wearing fedoras, girls in risqué attire, and vagu

“There’s No Business Like Show Business” - The Quebec Art Company celebrates its 30th anniversary

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Photo by Kyle Chapman

Reunited actors from the QAC production of Oklahoma!

Vote for the Morrin Centre!

The Morrin Centre has been chosen as one of seven finalists in an annual competition called “Les Mérites d’architecture de la Ville de Québec.” This competition rewards efforts being made to improve urban beautification. To vote for the building of your choice – hopefully, the Morrin Centre – go to the following web site:

The Painter

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Photo: Bill Cox

This beautiful October day, warm and bright with sunlight, could not distract my attention to the even more brilliant works of the artist installed in Place Royale Square across from the Notre-Dame-des-Victoires Church in Old Quebec.

CBC celebrates 75 years of national broadcasting at Quebec City Open House

Canada’s national public broadcaster celebrated its 75th anniversary with Canadians in 32 cities across the country. On October 1, Quebec City’s CBC studio on St. Jean Street held a popular Open House. Despite overcast skies and cooler temperatures, the public lined up well in advance of the 9 a.m.

Q and A with controversial film director Larry Clark

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Photo: Thomas Shahan Wikipedia Creative Common

On September 21, the Quebec City Film Festival rolled into town. With it, the divisive director Larry Clark, who is responsible for Kids – an early 90s film about a group of Manhattan-based skateboarders, Bully, Wassup Rockers, and Ken Park, a film so provocative it is very rarely shown in North America.

Gregory Charles at Quebec International of Sacred Music

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Photo: Photo: Gregory Charles productions

"I am the most passionate person about music ever!" says Gregory Charles, who will host the Special 15th

Anniversary Concert for the Quebec International of Sacred Music on September 15.

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