Both Chlar and DVS1 were mad. I came in at 2am and left 7am. My body was tired but my ears were satisfied. DVS1’s set was crazy good, I’m hoping it will be uploaded online because it is worth every minute!
Or if there are other unbiased sources to check like articles or videos, please put them below.
Basically the title, I’ve never been to Ptown and I’m thinking of going there this year but I’m a bit scared because I’d be going there alone and I’m not the social person. Obviously one of the main reasons is to have with other women and I just don’t want to feel overwhelmed or intimidated by the ambiance. I guess I want to read similar experiences to see if it’s worth my time and money (because holy cow everything is super expensive!!!).
I’d love to know how your experience went!
Basically the title, I love a good stand up comedy show but I am not familiar with the montreal scene yet. I'd love for you to drop some artists to check. I'm bilingual and queer so topics around sexuality (or even politics) don't bother me at all.
It's safe to say that Montreal has no shortage of nice cafes in pretty much every area. I try sometimes to combine trying new places with work but it gets expensive pretty quickly if you do this more than twice a week (IMO, with a middle class salary). However I see pretty much everyday, every coffee shop is FULL. How do you do it without breaking your wallet ? do you order once or more ? do you do this everyday of the week or just some days?
The other thing is that, when I stay too long a coffee shop, it gets a bit weird when I have ordered only a coffee and a pastry and I get to a point I debate whether I should leave or order another item on the menu. Maybe I am overthinking it but please enlighten me.