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English Literature: Alive and Well in Quebec City!

English Literature: Alive and Well in Quebec City! Isabelle Soucy Chartier Englishpoetry, fiction novels, memoirs, and documentaries are blooming in the heart ofQuebec City. Anglophone and bilingual authors are bountiful …

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18 April 2011Arts & Entertainment, Community, QCT Online, QCT Online ArchivesArts & Entertainment, CommunityQCT Archive

The Quebec Art Company strikes again!

The Quebec Art Company strikes again! Isabelle Soucy Chartier This weekend was a particularlyeventful one for aficionados of arts and literature: on top of the massive internationalbook fair (Salon international …

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Much Ado About Mel

New York City, America’s largest metropolis with Manhattan as its centre – the most densely populated (over 25,000 residents per square kilometer) and wealthiest municipality in the USA.  Life in …

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ImagiNation 2011: Writers’ Festival at the Morrin Centre

ImagiNation 2011 Writers’ Festival – Authors, Art and You By Delia Fagundes The Morrin Centre is busy preparing for the ImagiNation 2011 Writers’ Festival. Last April, those lucky enough to …

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Aurian Haller Band CD launch at Morrin Centre

The Aurian Haller Band launches Normal TownYou are invited to the Morrin Centre, 44 chaussée des Écossais, on Friday April 8, at 8:00 p.m. to see and hear the Aurian …

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Rehearsals continue for The Prisoner of Second Avenue

The Quebec Art Company is gearing up for their spring production of Neil Simon’s play, “The Prisoner of Second Avenue” with rehearsals well underway and set construction starting next week.  …

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Marc-Aurel Fortin: a modern artist?

Marc-Aurel Fortin is a major, if not the most important, figure of that period when the art of Quebec was operating a shift toward modernism.  He is thus seen as …

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SongCircle: An afternoon of live music with Randall Spear and guests

Don’t miss out on the last SongCircle of the season at the Morrin Centre on Sunday, March 27, at 2:00 p.m. This time, local folksinger and songwriter Randall Spear will …

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High School Performing Arts Festival

The Central Quebec School Board is gearing up for another Performing Arts Festival to celebrate the talents of our young performing artists. On Thursday, March 24, high school students will …

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Paintings of Lt. Col. Charles Forbes

Forty-one works of art by the late Sir Jean-Charles Bertrand Forbes (1921-2010) were exhibited for sale at the Quebec Garrison Club on March 19 to benefit the Foundation of the …

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