Regards Hybrides invites you to the launch of its brand new Screendance Squad, this Thursday February 24 from 10:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. on Zoom! The presentation given by Priscilla Guy will also be an opportunity to discover the services offered and the resources of Regards Hybrides and to ask your questions!

La Fabrique culturelle and Regards Hybrides present “Nos corps dans le décor”, a program of 4 choreographic short films to discover online. As an accompaniment, the writer Maya Cousineau Mollen offers poetic texts to echo the works. To see on La Fabrique culturelle until February 28 only!

«God Lin»
Jontae McCrory, 2020, Canada

«Promenade»
Louis-Martin Charest & Crazy Smooth (with the collaboration of Festival des Arts de Saint-Sauveur), 2020, Canada

«White Noise»
Joleen Mitton (with the collaboration of Wapikoni mobile), 2019, Canada

«A Cherry on Top»
Thomas Paquet & Sophie Fekete, 2021, Canada

FURIES is looking for members of its volunteers Brigade for its 3rd edition, which will take place from July 28 to August 31, 2022 in Haute-Gaspésie, preceded by a PRO day on July 27. Do you want to put your skills and motivation to good use, while living an extraordinary experience in a warm environment? The FURIES Brigade is made for you! 💘

Priscilla Guy was in the studios of CKIA FM, for the recording of the “Radio Multi” podcast with Emile Beauchemin (curator at Mois Multi) to discuss the many artistic projects she oversees!

Mandoline Hybride would like to thank its partners :

and also the municipality of Marsoui and the Comité de développement de Marsoui (CDM).

The Salon58 and FURIES projects benefit from financial support from the CLD and the MRC de La Haute-Gaspésie as part of the Cultural Development Agreement.

Based in Marsoui, Gespe'gewa'gi (Gaspésie), Mandoline Hybride supports the production of artistic initiatives targeting different communities, in addition to producing the creations of its director and founder Priscilla Guy. Find out more:

Regards Hybrides | Salon58 | FURIES | Priscilla Guy

We wish to acknowledge that our activities and gatherings take place on the unceded lands and waters of the Mi'gmaq Nation. These traditional lands and waters are known to the Mi'gmaq community as the 7th District of the Mi'gma'gi, Gespe'gewa'gi: The Last Land. Learn more.