Priscilla Guy and Catherine Lavoie-Marcus' multidisciplinary work Singeries will be presented in Ottawa's La Nouvelle Scène Gilles Desjardins this week. Don't miss this last chance to see this sensitive, impactful and bold piece on stage.

Photos: Jonathan Gaudreau | Jessica Sabogal

At the end of their week-long residency at Salon58, artists Camille Larivée and Jade Maya (invited in partnership with Nyata Nyata) will share the fruits of their work and their creative process during an evening of exchange. The public must bring their vaccination passport and identification to attend the evenings.

Bring out the glitter and stylish outfits as we will also be celebrating 3 years of Salon58! Open since November 24 in 2018, Salon58 has seen nearly 50 artists who have benefited from a creative residency at Marsoui. Cake and sparkling wine will be served to joyfully highlight this milestone!

Mandoline Hybride is committed to supporting the fight against colonial domination, racism and discrimination with concrete actions. In this will to take part in real decolonial efforts, the company shares its different commitments, as well as a bank of resources that can serve as a starting point or reference for a better understanding of the issues affecting indigenous communities. To participate in the enrichment of this bank, do not hesitate to share your favorite resources with us by email.

Mandoline Hybride is proud to welcome three new members on its board of directors this year: Soraïda Caron, Catherine Dagenais-Savard and Elise Ross-Nadié. In 2021-2022, the Board of Directors will continue the work begun in 2020-2021 within the framework of the Eco-responsibility, Strategic Planning and Governance committees. We warmly welcome the new members and thank all the directors for their involvement!

Soraïda Caron
Dance artist and cultural worker, Trois-Pistoles

Catherine Dagenais-Savard
Dance artist, Wendake

Élise Ross-Nadié
Communication consultant, Montreal

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. Read more. Read more.