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Montreal is gearing up for spring, too! There are several concerts, festivals, and exciting activities lined up for April. Here’s a list of the top five events that are an absolute must-attend.

Stranger than Kindness: The Nick Cave Exhibition

Date: April 8, 2023 Venue: Galerie de la Maison du Festival

A very interesting exhibition that explores the life, work, and creative processes of Australian musician and artist Nick Cave. As an art enthusiast, you’ll get to see and experience a wide range of artifacts, including original artwork, handwritten lyrics, photographs, videos, stage costumes, and installations that reflect Cave’s fascination with religion, mythology, and mortality.

Depeche Mode

Depeche Mode Montreal April 2023

Date: April 12, 2023. Venue: Centre Bell

This renowned English electronic band will perform live at the Bell Centre on the 12th of April. The band is expected to promote their latest release, Memento Mori. Get ready to groove to the tunes of Depeche Mode, and book your tickets before they are all sold out.


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Green Tech Festival and Electric Vehicle Show

MONTREAL ELECTRIC VEHICLE SHOW 2023

Date: April 21-23, 2023. Venue: Place Bonaventure

These events are held in conjunction to celebrate innovation and the ongoing ecological transition. Over 100 exhibitors and speakers attend the event to talk about a greener future and educate the attendees.

Blue Metropolis Montreal International Literary Festival 2023 Edition

2023 BLUE METROPOLIS INTERNATIONAL LITERARY FESTIVAL

Dates: April 27-30, 2023 Venue: Hotel10

The 25th-anniversary theme is the future: the future of borders, the future of democracy, the future of literature, the future of identities, and the future of the planet. Not for nostalgia, but with curiosity, vigour, an appetite for knowledge, debates, literature, books, and diverse voices—new, experienced, dissonant, disturbing, necessary.

Twenty-five years ago, when she created the Blue Metropolis Literary Festival along with a few others, Linda Leith wanted to bring cultures and languages together through literature, beyond the usual divides. Already, Blue Met was looking to the future. And 25 years later, the adventure continues.


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Be a part of the week-long celebration of literature. Featuring a diverse lineup of authors, the event will showcase live interviews, roundtable discussions, public readings, debates, master classes, and reading and writing workshops. If you are unable to attend the in-person event, they also have an online component too.

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