The festival organized by Théâtre CRÉO is successfully continuing its second week, bringing together artists from across North America and the Caribbean. Gaetan Nerland, the festival coordinator,

Montréal – Le Festival du Théâtre CRÉO poursuit sa deuxième semaine avec une programmation riche en talents venus des quatre coins du monde. Coordonné par Gaétan Nerland, l’événement se distingue par sa volonté de donner une voix aux artistes de la diversité créole et de promouvoir une culture partagée par plus de 15 millions de personnes à travers le globe.

Montreal – The 19th edition of the Montreal International Black Film Festival (MIBFF), created by the Fabienne Colas Foundation, has confirmed its place as a must-attend event on Montreal’s cultural scene. This year again, the festival brought together artists, entrepreneurs, film lovers, and families around screenings, discussions, and initiatives that highlight Afro-descendant talents.

Montreal – The AfriKiri Rire Festival marked its 8th edition at Patro Villeray with resounding success, bringing together artists, spectators, and communities around one single theme: laughter. Three days of humor, sharing, and human warmth transformed the venue into a true cultural crossroads, where Africa and the entire world met in a festive atmosphere.

The day was highlighted by the enthusiasm of a participant who, smiling from ear to ear, shared how he had won the Tekken tournament. Proud of his performance, he described a victory that “felt really good,” one he celebrated with friends over a few beers. It was a personal achievement, but also a reflection of an event that brought together fans, competitors, and curious newcomers in a shared universe.

Sablon – The gray sky did nothing to dampen the enthusiasm of the many participants who came out for the very first edition of the community festival organized at the Sablons Beach. Music, dance, and barbecue were on the program for this day dedicated to friendliness, once again demonstrating the community’s ability to come together, create connections, and share simple yet precious moments.

Montreal — The atmosphere was electric, the plates well filled, and the participants ready to face off. This weekend, a culinary contest like no other took place in Montreal: an “eating challenge” competition featuring the famous jerk chicken of Mr. Boom. More than a simple gastronomic challenge, the event managed to combine conviviality, humor, passion, and even a gesture of solidarity.

For nearly 15 years, Nikki Clarke has been giving a voice to stories of resilience, transformation, and triumph through her widely acclaimed program, The Nikki Clarke Show. What began as a quiet whisper during a moment of meditation has evolved into a multimedia platform reaching audiences across Canada, the Caribbean, and beyond.

World Africa Day was celebrated at the African Center with a clear intention to highlight the continent’s cultural richness and foster connections between communities. The initiative, led by the center’s new team, fits into a broader effort to promote interculturality and solidarity.

The newspaper Le Monde, a flagship institution of the Saint-Michel neighborhood, is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year. Since its creation in 1983, the newspaper has established itself as an essential source of information for the local community, reflecting the realities and needs of residents while promoting civic engagement.

The 40th anniversary of the community newspaper Le Monde brought together several committed figures, including Member of the National Assembly Madwa-Nika Cadet, invited as the special guest to highlight the importance of this local institution. The event, broadcast live from 37-37 Crémazie, showcased the essential role this media outlet plays in civic life.

Montreal – During an emotional performance, the mother of Régina Casimir delivered a moving testimony that left a mark on the audience. Attending her son’s show for the second time, she shared her immense pride, admiration, and unconditional support.

Montréal – The atmosphere was charged with excitement as a national gala brought together organizations from across Canada in a rare display of unity between English and French-speaking communities.

Montreal – Behind her warm smile and her beautifully decorated cakes, Marie Émilie Sambom, affectionately nicknamed Mimi, embodies perseverance, passion, and the spirit of entrepreneurship. Since 2014, she has been at the head of the school Le goût du palais chez Mimi Ink, a unique establishment in Montreal that trains pastry enthusiasts from here and elsewhere.

Montreal – It was in a warm and electrifying atmosphere that an exceptional artistic evening took place at Espace 2M, bringing together many talents from Montreal’s emerging scene. The event, initiated and led by Elikia, allowed artists from diverse backgrounds to share their passion, stories, and messages with an enthusiastic audience.

Montreal – The African Center of Montreal vibrated this past weekend during the official launch of the fourth edition of the Festival of Happiness of Montreal, an initiative carried by the organization Montreal Happier. The event, marked by music, dance, and inspiring encounters, brought together people of all ages and origins in a warm and inclusive atmosphere.

Toronto – The Canadian Black Chamber of Commerce (CBCC) hosted the inaugural Canadian Black Expo 2023, an event that brought together entrepreneurs, professionals, and community leaders to celebrate Black innovation, culture, and economic empowerment.

Toronto – For journalists on the frontlines, instinct is often the difference between survival and tragedy. In a candid conversation, a veteran reporter reflected on moments when his gut steered him away from danger, the trauma of covering natural disasters, and the importance of empathy in shaping both newsrooms and stories.

In a raw and energetic performance, emerging music duo KJ and DC, who perform under the name “GGS No More,” brought the crowd to its feet with a spirited tribute to Black History Month. Blending rap, spoken word, and freestyle expression, the two young performers delivered a set that was as much a cultural statement as it was a musical showcase.

The atmosphere was electric at this year’s Money Money Talent Show, an annual celebration of creativity and performance held in honor of Black History Month. With cheers, laughter, and even a few suspenseful pauses, the evening culminated in a crowning moment for Amia, who walked away with the coveted first-place title and the top prize of $500.