Thursday:
Thursday seems to be starting out on a very motivational note. The Segal Centre’s Young Leaders (SCYL), in collaboration with the Jewish Chamber of Commerce, have organized an intimate interview with Joey Berdugo Adler, CEO & President of Diesel Canada and Founder of ONEXONE, a non-profit initiative based in Canada and the United States with the mission to preserve a basic quality of life for children locally and globally. This is a fantastic opportunity to meet with this prolific entrepreneur and humanitarian. After getting your inspirational juices flowing, you can stay and enjoy the first show of the Women of the World Music Series, welcoming the world- renowned Jorane in the Segal Studio.?For tickets contact Emilie Hervieux at ehervieux@segalcentre.org or 514.739.2301 at ext. 8365.
Old Montreal’s historic staple, the Centaur Theater, seems to be re-inventing itself with the arrival of their 44th season. This can be seen with the Beautiful City Theater Company presentation of Godspell, a revival of Stephen Schwartz’s and John-Micheal Tebelah’s masterpiece based around the recreation of the Gospel of St. Matthew. Produced by a Montreal young professional, Godspell will surely make headlines amongst theatre lovers around the city.
Friday:
Are you an interior design junkie? Does office architecture nudge your curiosity? Interested in the digital agency industry? If all of these points ring a little bell in your head, then rejoice! BLUE Communications is offering a special opportunity for young professionals to visit their award-winning 5,000 sq. ft. office space and agency to discover their latest creations and meet its team members. BLUE has created a fantastic portfolio of industry awards, including Communication Arts Pick of the Week, Webby Awards, Davey Awards, Merit Awards and Grafika, and was also the only Canadian agency nominated for one of the Top 10 Websites of 2011 by Interactive Media Awards. If branded websites, content strategies, social media, and IT development might be in your career path, then this is the perfect one-stop shop to learn about this growing industry and the Montreal power players behind it. Visit them today from 2pm to 5pm at 355 Peel on the 8th floor and say Notable sent you!
Theater seems to be the talk of town this weekend, and on top of its list sits La Verità. Written and directed by Daniele Finzi Pasca, La Verità offers a theatrical and breathtaking journey through the life and work of iconic artist Salvador Dali. For this very special occasion, a colossal and original work by the famous Spanish painter and writer has captured a place of spotlight on stage for the first time since it was created in the 1940s. It’s a wonderful production that will awaken the artist in all of us!
Saturday:
Curious what DJing is all about or how it’s done? Well, class is now in session, and if you have ever daydreamed about playing on the ones and twos, here is your chance to learn basic DJ etiquette with the masters of the turntable: JoJo Flores, Toddy Flores and DJ ZO at Club Peopl. Come and educate yourself about the history, the equipment, how to read the crowd, knowing when to mix and when not to and all the other basics that come with becoming the next A-Trak! Since this is a one-on-one session with various slots available throughout the day, the only way to book is by contacting our friend JoJo Flores directly at jojoflores@gmail.com.
The globally recognized and renowned party brand The Toolroom Knights picked their brand new residency at Montreal’s party space, New City Gas. Fully equipped with brand new visuals and beats blasting across two different rooms, the Knights team consisting of world famous Mark Knight, Forza, Alex Kenji, Manuel de La Mare, Luigi Rocca & D-Unity promise that their debut party will be certified memorable for all Montreal dance music fans. This is a night to let loose, celebrate your hard work and fiesta with your fellow young professionals!
Sunday:
NHL fans across Quebec have been cheering loud and proud for the triumphant return of hockey. What better way to spend these unbearably chilly Sunday afternoons than to attend a game and support our team? Having been to a multitude of live games ourselves, we can attest that the vibe and hype in the Bell Centre is one everyone must experience. If you’d rather take a more chill route and sit with a few of your friends over beer and some good eats, then check out the list of our favourite places to eat dinner and watch hockey around the city. Go Habs go!
