Here are a couple shots from day three of this year's Pouzza Fest.

At 5:00 p.m. yesterday, I made my way to Katacombs' sunny terrasse to catch a folk-punk acoustic set performed by Joe Vickers of Audio/Rocketry,

Homemade marshmallows, yuzu soda, private chefs, gluten-free, dairy-free dream-worthy chocolate cherry-vanilla frosted cupcakes, buttery, gluten-y cupcakes, mixed spiced nuts, duck and rabbit rillettes, $32 green apple-balsamic vinegar, seaweed fertilizer and worm castings for your garden, farm-to-restaurant online ordering, moka frozen yogurt, Jamaican patties, donuts, better-than-fairtrade dark chocolate from Vietnam...what did I miss? It's all at Montreal's Salon J'ai Faim from 11am to 6pm, Sunday May 19th at Église-Saint-Enfant-Jesus-du-Mile-End.

Come out and get your fill of punk rock glory at Pouzza Fest, running May 17th through May 19th happening at various venues around the city.

Here are a couple shots from day one of this year's Pouzza Fest.

One of the most interesting, bizarre, and wonderful things cooking in Montreal right now is Le Pop D'Epoque, a digital baroque opera featuring a few of montreal's biggest artists. Promising everything from holograms to 18th-century period instruments, this should truly be a unique performance - the world's first digital baroque opera.

Recently I spoke with artistic director Aleks Schürmer about the project, its indiegogo funding campaign, and what we can expect when it debuts on June 22nd.