"Time and tide wait for no man and no woman," writes Trevor Fergurson, aka John Farrow, in his latest novel. Jeanette Kelly sits down with the Hudon, Que., novelist.

Families can sit in the shade and picnic, walk on the keys of the giant piano, craft together or learn the fundamentals of jazz all for free.

A new short story collection by Alice Petersen is getting attention in the publishing world. Inspired by memories of her childhood in New Zealand, Petersen reminds us what we take when leave home for a new life.

If you could smell Jackie Kennedy's perfume along with the freshly cut grass of Dealey Plaza, would JFK's final moments be more vivid? The artists behind Famous Deaths think so and they're inviting you to smell for yourself at the latest Phi Centre exhibition.

A quarter century after the death of French singer Serge Gainsbourg, his former partner and muse, Jane Birkin, sings a show of his best songs set to music for the Orchestre symphonique de Montral.

Three curators at Centre Clark decided to consult a medium to help them figure out how to mount an exhibition about the late Mathieu Lefvre. The artist told the medium to "make it big," and that's exactly what the curators did.

The personal letters, photos and other memorabilia of the late Ludmilla Chiriaeff, as well as the archives of the Grands Ballets Canadiens de Montral, are now part of the Quebec provincial collection.