Tag Archive for the term: free

Panadream Theatre presents “Marionette Marathon”
In the context of the Festival Montréal en Lumière, Montreal’s Panadream Theatre presents a night to remember for Nuit Blanche, named Marionette Marathon! This will include all night entertainment with live puppetry and short film screenings, in both English and French.
Panadream Theatre will premiere their new string marionette children’s show, [...]

Hey everyone,
Just a quick note to let you know I have two songs available for free for a limited time. They will be up for 6 more days at my ReverbNation page. Get “Worth Nothing” by clicking on the banner that says “Download free exclusive music from this artist”, and get “James” by signing up [...]

I listened to the “Free to Be You and Me” record over and over and over again when I was little – so much so that carefully lifting and flipping the record and putting the needle down is one of my earliest memories. Alan Alda’s voice on the story Atalanta’s big race was my first [...]

So about a week ago Sony called me, which was funny, little at home indie that I am, and asked if I’d like to speak with Imogen Heap. I said, heck yes please.

Imogen Heap is beloved by me for her ressonant, disarming music, and for this Mia Michaels routine on So You Think you [...]

I thought I’d pass along this neat notice I found on Montreal music forum, Stillepost:
Montreal
March 2, 2009
A group of Montreal students, volunteers, lawyers and academics are banding together to offer free (or next to free) legal services to Montreal’s artistic community. The Clinique Juridique des artistes de Montréal (CJAM) will be a place where [...]

Site-Specific Choreography & Performance by
Concordia University’s Contemporary Dance Students
The students of Concordia University’s Department of Contemporary Dance are proud to present OCCUPANTS, a dance performance event of site-specific choreography created by third year students. These free performances take place on eleven floors of Concordia University’s EV Building (1515 St. Catherine Street West).
The performance of OCCUPANTS [...]

Metropolitan Farms
Portland, Oregon is a wonderful place to languish in sodden, glorious obscurity, as evidenced by the number of musicians who are content to create their own personal, artist-friendly worlds in basements around town, armed only with tape machines and beer-filled micro fridges. On most evenings, standing on virtually any residential street corner will allow [...]

Please file this under “Americans being Awesome” (you’ve been keeping that file up to date right?) A NYC boutique called The 1929 in honour of the new depression has sprouted up in SoHo featuring indie artists, performers and independent fashion designers.
The 1929 will be up for a month or so in a vacant spot [...]

Let’s take a second to think about how we love Iron and Wine, aka Sam Beam. The shaggy, melancholy Texan (by way of South Carolina and Florida) on the Sub Pop label, featured in the Twilight Movie, singing all soft spoken with the heart-hurty honesty of songs steeped in seven years of anonymity before being [...]

Halifax psychfolk duo Omon Ra bring in different friends to play with them at every show, making each performance a unique event, showcasing their acoustic melodies, living room jams, psychadelic encantations, tripped-out electric spirals, or no wave cave echoes, depending on the show.
They also record almost every show they play. Lately, they’ve been putting these [...]