Featured Events in Boulevard in March 2025 (March Updated)

The Comedy Showcase: Your Weekly Laughs at Melrose 📅 Every Wednesday | 8 PM 📍 Melrose, 6548 St. Laurent, Montreal, QC 🎤 Montreal’s Premier Midweek Comedy Event! Make every Wednesday a night to remember at The Comedy Showcase, Melrose’s weekly stand-up comedy event featuring an ever-changing lineup of Montreal’s funniest comedians and rising stars. This is where laughter meets great vibes in the heart of the city! ⭐ Why You’ll Love The Comedy Showcase 🎭 Top-Notch Talent: A rotating roster of Montreal’s best comedians, plus surprise guests that keep the energy fresh and exciting.🍻 Vibes & Drinks: Enjoy Melrose’s cozy ambiance, delicious food, and refreshing drinks while you laugh the night away.🗓️ Weekly Entertainment: Your go-to spot for midweek fun, perfect for comedy lovers and anyone looking to spice up their Wednesday evenings.🌟 Who Should Come? Fans of stand-up comedy in Montreal.Couples, friends, and groups seeking fun things to do in Montreal on a Wednesday night.Anyone ready to unwind, laugh, and enjoy top-tier comedy in a welcoming atmosphere.🕒 Details When: Every Wednesday at 8 PM (Doors open at 7 PM)Where: Melrose, 6548 St. Laurent, Montreal, QCTickets: Affordable and available now – don’t miss out!🎟️ Reserve Your Spot Today Get your midweek dose of laughter and make The Comedy Showcase at Melrose your new Wednesday tradition. 📣 Montreal’s Favorite Weekly Comedy Event! Whether you're a local comedy enthusiast or just looking for a great night out, The Comedy Showcase delivers nonstop laughs in a warm and inviting venue. Make your Wednesdays unforgettable—join us at Melrose for The Comedy Showcase! Information Source: Straightouttamontreal / mtlcomedyclub.com | eventbrite

The 2025 Jane Green Endowed Lecture in Visual Culture, Revealing the Unseen: How Art and Augmented Reality Expose Hidden Histories, will be a public conversation between artist Kija Lucas and augmented reality creator Damien McDuffie, moderated by Oakland Museum of California Deputy Director Makeda Best, co-founder of Museums Moving Forward, and esteemed curator and historian of photography. The event will be followed by a catered reception. The trio will discuss making hidden histories and associated content come to life with art and AR; the intersection of art and STEM; using AR to collaborate with artists, storytellers, and cultural institutions; anti-racist art and museum practices; and equity- and access-driven app development and media tools. This event is planned in conjunction with the Mills College Art Museum exhibition, Kija Lucas: Hidden Histories, on view from January 11-April 27, 2025. The exhibition features brand new work by the titular artist, augmented with AR experiences by Black Terminus, an Oakland-based AR design firm with a global reach founded by Damien McDuffie. Co-sponsored by the NULab for Digital Humanities and Computational Social Sciences. PANELIST BIOS Makeda Best is the Deputy Director of Curatorial Affairs at the Oakland Museum of California, where she oversees the Curatorial, Collections, and Production Departments. A scholar of American photography, her past exhibition projects include Time is Now: Photography and Social Change in James Baldwin’s America and Devour the Land: War and American Landscape Photography Since 1970 (Harvard Art Museums), On the Line: Documents of Risk and Faith (Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinnati). Most recently, her exhibition American Job, 1940-2011 opened at the International Center for Photography, New York. In addition to contributing to numerous exhibition catalogues on topics ranging from Kodak cameras, Bettye Saar’s notebooks, photography and architecture, and the Black Arts Movement, Best is the author of the book Elevate the Masses: Alexander Gardner, Photography, and Democracy in 19th-Century America. She holds a PhD from Harvard University and an MFA from the California Institute of the Arts in Studio Photography. She is a co-founder and current board member of the advocacy organization Museums Moving Forward. Kija Lucas is an artist based in the San Francisco Bay Area. She uses photography to explore ideas of home, heritage and inheritance. She is interested in how ideas are passed down and seemingly inconsequential moments create changes that last generations. Her work has been exhibited at Oakland Museum of California, Anglim Gilbert Gallery, Headlands Center for the Arts, San Francisco Arts Commission Galleries, California Institute of Integral Studies, Palo Alto Arts Center, Intersection for the Arts, Mission Cultural Center, and Root Division, as well as Venice Arts in Los Angeles, CA, La Sala d’Ercole/Hercules Hall in Bologna Italy, and Casa Escorsa in Guadalajara, Mexico. Lucas has been an Artist in Residence at Montalvo Center for the Arts, Grin City Collective, and The Wassaic Artist Residency. Lucas received her BFA from the San Francisco Art Institute and her MFA from Mills College. (Photo credit: Damien Maloney) Damien McDuffie is a creative technologist, digital archivist, and augmented reality (AR) artist and developer from Oakland. He is the founder of Black Terminus AR, a camera app and augmented reality art studio in your pocket that helps bring archives to life. His mission is to keep redlining out of the metaverse by developing and inspiring the next generation of Black creative technologists to use culture and art as a way into creative tech. Information Source: Mills College Art Museum | eventbrite

Join us for an epic FREE program for all you 13-18-year-olds! 🏀⚽️ 8 weeks of action-packed fun! Each Thursday from 3-7 PM, kick off with skill development from 3-4 PM, then jump into games and competitions from 4-7 PM! We’ve got FIBA 3x3 basketball, boxfit, soccer, egames food, music, and more! Plus, you’ll learn from guest Pro Players and Coaches! Don’t miss out on the chance to level up your game, have a blast with friends and join our ‘Street Cred’ program to win prizes! Any enquiries or questions please call or email: 0434 433 078 info@madeconceptspty.com @madeconceptspty Information Source: MADE Concepts | eventbrite

Following the unexpected death of 18-year-old Alan Ferguson. DIs Georgina Lennox and Richard Stewart are sent from the mainland to investigate. They soon find a village shrouded in superstition, and a community seemingly determined to hide the truth at all costs. And their differing views on the investigation only hampers their capacity to crack the case. Described by Dervla McTiernan as ‘absorbing, unsettling, and deeply accomplished, The Wolf Tree will take you on a darkly gripping journey to Eilean Eadar. a barren, windswept rock until now best known for the unsolved mystery of 3 lighthouse keepers who vanished in 1919. We’re excited to welcome Melbourne-based writer, editor and actor Laura McCluskey to Broadbeach Library as she talks about her debut novel. Book now to meet the author and find out how she how she researched and crafted this suspenseful new crime adventure. Information Source: Gold Coast Libraries | eventbrite

Experience a night of laughter at the upcoming Soirée Stand-Up event in Bordeaux, taking place at 114 Boulevard Maréchal Leclerc on March 13, 2025. Tickets are priced at €6.52, offering great value for a memorable evening filled with top-notch comedic performances. Don't miss this opportunity to enjoy a hilarious stand-up show in the heart of Bordeaux.

GLB RUN CLUB Come join us at the GLB Run Club at Great Lakes Brewery! Lace up your running shoes and get ready to hit the pavement with fellow beer enthusiasts. Whether you're a seasoned runner or just starting out, this event is perfect for all levels. Enjoy a fun run followed by some well-deserved brews at the brewery. Don't miss out on this opportunity to combine fitness and beer in a social setting. See you there! ROUTE 6km run starts @ Great Lakes BreweryMake sure to view the route in advance to know where you're going if you aren't with a group! Information Source: Great Lakes Brewery | eventbrite

GLB RUN CLUB Come join us at the GLB Run Club at Great Lakes Brewery! Lace up your running shoes and get ready to hit the pavement with fellow beer enthusiasts. Whether you're a seasoned runner or just starting out, this event is perfect for all levels. Enjoy a fun run followed by some well-deserved brews at the brewery. Don't miss out on this opportunity to combine fitness and beer in a social setting. See you there! View the different routes here: https://www.strava.com/clubs/1138935 PLEASE NOTE, there are some special runs that don't always start at the brewery. March 27, April 24, May 29, and June 26. View Strava to see the route for those weeks. Information Source: Great Lakes Brewery | eventbrite

Join us in Portland, OR for a film screening on March 13th!Join SheJumps as we celebrate Get the Girls Out! – a nationwide campaign uniting women and girls- transgender and cisgender- as well as non-binary individuals to embrace the great outdoors while fostering a sense of adventure and camaraderie. Spurred by International Women's Day, this program is a call to action for participants of all ages to connect with nature, break down barriers, and celebrate their achievements and strengths throughout the month of March. Whether you're a seasoned adventurer or a newcomer, the Get the Girls Out! gatherings aim to foster a community where participants can thrive outdoors, inspire one another and younger generations, forge new connections, and rekindle friendships. Grab your friends, and get ready to make unforgettable memories! Join SheJumps and Mountain Shop for a fun evening of Ski Films, Local Vendors, and a Raffle to kick off SheJumps' Get The Girls Out! Raffle Prizes! Beverages! Vendors! Doors Open at 6:00pm Show Starts at 6:30pm Who can attend?: We welcome all women and girls (transgender and cisgender) as well as non-binary people to attend this event. Cost: Free! FAQ's & Other Event InformationParking and getting to the event: Free street parking is available outside the shop. Carpooling is encouraged! Public transporation options are also available via Portland Metro. Facility information: the Mountain Shop has gender neutral restrooms. Accessibility information: the Mountain Shop is ADA accessible. Seating can be provided for up to 20 people. If you would like us to reserve a seat for you, please note that during checkout. Films will not have subtitles. We want to support all participants in enjoying this event to the fullest. Please let us know if you have any accommodation requests ahead of the event or during checkout and we will provide accommodations as we are able to. Questions? Contact Merrigan at mrisvold@shejumps.org. --- All participants must sign the SheJumps Participant Waiver prior to participating in this event. Spanish version of our waiver: Todos los participantes deben firmar la Renuncia de Participante de SheJumps antes de participar en este evento. To prioritize the health of our community, please do not attend a SheJumps event if you are experiencing any cold-like symptoms. --- Cancellation Policy Since this is a free event to register for, you can cancel at any time in your Eventbrite account. Please email the event lead if you need to cancel last minute so we know not to look for you on the day of the event. *Optional donations made during registration will not be refunded.* --- SheJumps increases the participation of women and girls in outdoor activities to foster confidence, leadership, and connection to nature and community through free and low-cost outdoor education. SheJumps is an inclusive organization. We welcome all women and girls—transgender and cisgender, as well as non-binary people. SheJumps strives to fight against racism and acknowledges that our events and programs take place on traditional, unceded Indigenous lands. Follow SheJumps: Facebook Instagram www.shejumps.org Information Source: SheJumps | eventbrite