Monday, June 15, 2020
Saturday, June 13, 2020
Festival Bloomsday Montreal
Tour guide Donovan King tells us about the famine and epidemics that marred Irish Montreal’s history, and about the solidarity Irish refugees received from the Mohawk people. Virtual Walking Tour: Sunday, June 14, 10:00-11:30 am. A Bloomsday tradition in the days of pandemic! Donovan King will lead us on a virtual walking tour. We’ll watch his pre-recorded journey through the history of Irish Montreal, including sites that recorded the impact of past pandemics on our city. Donovan will join us live via Zoom for questions and answers.
To register:
https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/bloomsday-virtual-walking-tour-tickets-107102685014
For upcoming events: https://bloomsdaymontreal.com/2020-events/
Tuesday, June 9, 2020
Interesting online events by QFHS
Events from the Quebec Family History Society:
Thursday June 11th at 7PM on Zoom:
A group of researchers will answer genealogy questions. Sign up to receive an invitation to the Zoom session by sending an email to: qfhs@bellnet.ca .
Sessions are free but donations are requested.
There are other events on the QFHS site. For more info, visit:
https://qfhs.ca/eventListings.php?nm=121
Thursday June 11th at 7PM on Zoom:
A group of researchers will answer genealogy questions. Sign up to receive an invitation to the Zoom session by sending an email to: qfhs@bellnet.ca .
Sessions are free but donations are requested.
There are other events on the QFHS site. For more info, visit:
https://qfhs.ca/eventListings.php?nm=121
Thursday, June 4, 2020
Updated news for WASM members - June 4, 2020
McBride Contemporain
372 Rue Sainte-Catherine Ouest, Suite 414, Montréal
We are
delighted to announce that the gallery will resume its opening hours tomorrow.
The
exhibition “Cavernes” will be extended until June 13th. Artists:
Elise Lafontaine, Evangelos Michelis, Rebecca Munce, and Katerina Pansera.
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Postponed Event:
As you most likely already know, many cities across the United States
and Canada are experiencing mass protests for the Black Lives Matter movement.
This is a conversation that is long overdue for the country and the
world-at-large. In support of those collective voices protesting, we have made
the decision to yield The National Arts Drive and postpone the date to Saturday, June 20, 2020.
Lisa Kimberly Glickman MEd DipEd BFA
www.lkglickman.com
www.thepaintographers.com
514-688-8634
www.thepaintographers.com
514-688-8634
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