
The Bionic Harpist
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Photo: Jean-Baptiste Demouy
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18 years old +
Free programming:
9 PM to 3 AM
PHI Centre
315 Saint-Paul St West
Montreal, Quebec, H2Y 2A3
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Travelling experiences all night long!
Through the free programming, you'll be offered a quest. If you're lucky, you'll get a chance to try your hand at fortune-telling. Stay tuned! A guide will be on hand to help you find it...
As part of the 21st edition of the Nuit blanche à Montréal, PHI returns with its vibrant creativity to propose an event entitled Foire Fantastique. It's a travelling fair, with strange characters, enchanting sounds, a caravan of nomadic performers, acoustic and electronic music, and a world of bric-a-brac. Antipode restaurant also will be on site with a pop-up shop, offering a selection of tapas for purchase.
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A Laylit program
Admission is first come, first served
Past Event
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An immersive experience that traces the story of Claudette Colvin and her fight for civil rights in 1950s Alabama
Past Event
Centre
An interactive virtual reality adventure that takes audiences back to the heyday of the UK’s illegal Acid House rave scene of the late 1980’s
Past Event
Centre
An immersive experience that traces the story of Claudette Colvin and her fight for civil rights in 1950s Alabama
Past Event
Centre
An interactive virtual reality adventure that takes audiences back to the heyday of the UK’s illegal Acid House rave scene of the late 1980’s
The PHI Foundation for Contemporary Art is pleased to present Oma-je, the largest North American exhibition to date by acclaimed French artist Laure Prouvost
Foundation
The story of a Quebec filmmaker shaped through music
Centre