Zita Bombardier (director and actor) and Bianka Bergeron portrayed Betty and Judy in Irving Berlin’s White Christmas at the Morrin Centre on Dec. 16. (Photo by Cassandra Kerwin) 
OSQ production and tech coordinator Alexandre De Grandpré nearly stole the show as he moved pieces of equipment around the stage during Hollywood 7 in his “green screen” onesie. To his right are hosts Bertrand Alain and Véronika Makdissi-Warren, music director Jean-Sébastien Vallée and choir director David Rompré. (Photo by Shirley Nadeau) 
The cast of Assembly Hall receives a well-deserved round of applause from the appreciative audience at Le Diamant, on a set that strangely resembles a high school gymnasium or auditorium. (Photo by Shirley Nadeau) 
Members of Irish Heritage Quebec gather for a group photo at the end of the meeting held on Dec. 11. Honoree Émile Proulx-Cloutier is kneeling in the front row, right, holding the plaque presented to him by IHQ vice-president John Bertrand. (Photo by Shirley Nadeau) 
This painting of an improvised skating rink overlooking Dufferin Terrace by Newfoundland-born painter Robert Wakeham Pilot is part of Paysages de Québec (Quebec City Landscapes), an exhibit of historic paintings of the city from the Power Corporation collection, on display until Jan. 7 at the Château Ramezay Museum and Historic Site in Montreal. Art lovers passing through La Métropole this holiday season can look at some of their favourite Quebec City landmarks through artists’ eyes and discover parts of the city that have been lost to history. (Photo by Ruby Pratka, Local Journalism Initiative reporter) 
Edmund Alleyn’s piece Télé-Face (1973) is displayed in the exhibition. (Photo by Sarah Elworthy) 
The village of Cap-des-Rosiers, now a borough of the Ville de Gaspé, is home to Canada’s tallest lighthouse. (Photo by Ruby Pratka)