The Quebec Art Company has chosen the Rodgers and Hammerstein’s classic South Pacific for its fall musical production.  Drawn from James Michener’s novel Tales of the South Pacific, the play …

The present celebration of Charles Daudelin’s work by the Musée des beaux-arts du Québec brought to mind the necessity to point out some of his monumental sculptures that have become …

  Robert Lepage visited the Huron-Wendat annual pow wow last week, organized by Tourisme Wendake, and word has it that he will be starting a new project with Cirque du …

At the turn of the century, New York had become a cosmopolitan city where personalities of various origins were creating an intellectual atmosphere that seemed open to new ideas.   Yet, …

Please join us at Chalmers-Wesley United Church, 78 rue Saint-Ursule in Old Quebec, this Sunday, July 26, at 6:00pm, for the 4th in our series of  “Sundays at Six” Organ Concerts.   This week’s guest organist is Kurt …

Mary Cassatt was also an Impressionist painter but dealt essentially with subjects from her home environment often painting portraits of children.  Like many Impressionist artists, she appreciated the qualities of …

An Amazing Coincidence –  Following the performance of Suzanne Ozorak, who had been joined by her daughter Angelica Tombs playing the French horn in Mozart’s Concerto #1, at the first …

  Jacques Crête feels it is very important to train upcoming First Nations talent so that artists and performers can continue to offer top caliber shows such as Kiugwe 2009. …

It is interesting to follow the century long path that led the United States of America to the point where its major cities have become international art capitals.  The exhibition …