Tag Archive for the term: local artists

Indyish Fringe Art Marts 2008 - Last Tables Price Reduced

Post Author: team indyish

Published on: May 7th, 2008

Filed under: Blog, Events, Products

Terms Used: independent artists, fringe, local artists, indyish @ the fringe, fringe art mart, montreal fringe, indyish art market, craft fair, vendors

Table at Indyish @ Fringe Art Marts 2008 - 2 days!! Early Bird Rate - SOLD OUT

Post Author: team indyish

Published on: April 19th, 2008

Terms Used: independent artists, fringe, fringe art mart, local artists, indyish art market, vendors, craft fair, montreal fringe, indyish @ the fringe

Table at the Indyish @ Fringe Art Marts - SAT and SUN are Sold OUT

Post Author: team indyish

Published on: April 19th, 2008

Terms Used: fringe, indyish @ the fringe, indyish art market, montreal fringe, local artists, independent artists, vendors, craft fair, fringe art mart

Phonopolis Record Store opens on Parc Ave

A few great new shops have opened up in the Mile End of Montreal that I think are worth highlighting. And many of them are multi-purpose spaces for community activities or meeting places for artists of all kinds. YAh! The most recent opening is Phonopolis on Parc Ave, just below Saint Viateur. Phonopolis is a […]

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Post Author: Tessa Smith

Published on: November 8th, 2007

Filed under: Blog

Terms Used: mile end, montreal, new, record shop, phonopolis, parc ave, record store, local artists

Hot Chocolate and Valentines at the Arterie

Join us at l’arterie this Saturday, the 10th for some Hot Chocolate!
Find something beautiful for your special someone
made by one of our unique/ local artists.
See you there!
xx l’arterie

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Post Author: Risa Dickens

Published on: February 8th, 2007

Filed under: Blog

Terms Used: montreal indie, arterie, hot chocolate, local artists, Blog, montreal fashion

Preloved looking for visual artists for local series

The Canadian boutique that started the trend of re-mixed clothing (which has more recently found itself filtered into Walmart-style chains in a production line uniformity-based rip) is looking for local artists who want free gallery space. Preloved has locations in Toronto and Vancouver and it’s Montreal store is a sweet little place on St. Laurent […]