Montreal Art Center EVENTS

Rosemary's Baby (1968)

Réalisé par Roman Polanski
(English Below)

Samedi 1 Novembre
19h
10$
1844 Rue William

Lorsque Rosemary Woodhouse et son mari emménagent dans un vieil immeuble new-yorkais au passé trouble, elle tombe enceinte dans des circonstances étranges. Au fur et à mesure que sa grossesse avance, Rosemary devient de plus en plus paranoïaque, craignant que ses voisins trop aimables, et même son mari, ne fassent partie d'un sinistre complot impliquant son enfant à naître.
Classique du cinéma d'horreur psychologique à suspense, Rosemary's Baby explore les thèmes du contrôle, de la paranoïa et du mal qui se cache à la vue de tous.
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Rosemary’s Baby (1968)
Directed by Roman Polanski

Saturday November 1st
7pm
$10
1844 William Street

When Rosemary Woodhouse and her husband move into an old New York apartment building with a dark past, she becomes pregnant under strange circumstances. As her pregnancy progresses, Rosemary grows increasingly paranoid that her overly friendly neighbors—and even her husband—may be part of a sinister conspiracy involving her unborn child.
A slow-burning psychological horror classic, Rosemary’s Baby explores themes of control, paranoia, and evil hiding in plain sight.

## About the event

Doors Open: 6 PM
Event Begins: 7 PM
Dress Code: None
General Admission $114.97 (tax included)
Couples Admission $143.72 (tax included)

For the first time since its founding, the Montreal Art Center and Museum is opening the doors to its private archive—unveiling a trove of over 100 original artworks created by resident artists and cherished friends of the Center in a one-of-a-kind fundraising event: The Great Art Lottery.

Each guest who purchases a ticket will walk away with an original piece from the collection. The twist? The artwork is assigned at random upon arrival through a numbered lottery system, keeping the anticipation high and the discoveries thrilling. Whether you're a seasoned collector or a curious newcomer, the excitement lies in the reveal.

Not in love with your win?
Head to the Art Trading Lounge after the main event to exchange your piece with fellow attendees and find a work that speaks to you.

All proceeds from the evening will go toward a vital cause—installing an elevator to make the Montreal Art Center and Museum's patrimonial building more accessible.

Rejoignez-nous de 18h00 à 19h00
Profitez d’un verre de vin et de fromages (offerts), rencontrez d’autres passionné·e·s de cinéma, découvrez notre magnifique espace.
Déjà membre du Ciné-Club ? Votre entrée est gratuite avec votre adhésion !

📅 Jeudi 06 Novembre | Dès 18h00
📍 1844 Rue William, Montréal,Qc
🎟️ 15$- à payer à la fin de la soirée

### 🎬 Film de la soirée : Sweeney Todd (2007), réalisé par Tim Burton

Projection à 19h30
Dans la comédie musicale sombre de Tim Burton, après avoir été injustement emprisonné pendant des années par le juge Turpin, le barbier Benjamin Barker revient dans le Londres victorien sous un nouveau nom : Sweeney Todd. Découvrant que sa femme est morte et que sa fille a été enlevée par le juge, Todd jure de se venger.

Rejoignez-nous pour une soirée inoubliable de cinéma, d’échanges et de rencontres.

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Join us from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Enjoy a glass of wine and cheese (complimentary), meet other film enthusiasts and discover our magnificent venue.

Already a member of the Film Club? Admission is free with your membership!

📅 Thursday, November 6th | Starting at 6:00 p.m.

📍 1844 William Street, Montreal, QC
🎟️ $15- Payable at the end of the event

🎬 Film of the evening: Sweeney Todd (2007), directed by Tim Burton
Screening at 7:30 p.m.

In Tim Burton’s dark musical, After being wrongfully imprisoned for years by the corrupt Judge Turpin, barber Benjamin Barker returns to Victorian London under a new name — Sweeney Todd. Discovering that his wife is dead and his daughter has been taken by the judge, Todd vows revenge.

Join us for an unforgettable evening of cinema, conversation, and new encounters!

Step into the heart of the Montreal Art Center & Museum for a raw, unscripted evening where art meets sharp wit and fearless commentary. Arts on Fire returns with Arts on Fire: The Art of Editorial Cartooning, a live talk show that pulls no punches and invites the audience right into the conversation.
Hosted by artist, author, and former Concordia Journalism professor Wayne Larsen, this episode features two of Montreal’s most outspoken creative voices: Frédéric Serre and Anthony “Napoleon” Bonaparte — both multi-award-winning editorial cartoonists whose distinctive styles and unapologetic humour have captivated (and sometimes scandalized) readers for decades.
From newsroom battles and controversial sketches to the cartoons that nearly didn’t make it to print, Serre and Bonaparte share their stories, inspirations, and unfiltered takes on the role of satire in a changing media landscape.
Experience this one-of-a-kind live show surrounded by the museum’s art-filled setting — where the line between art and commentary blurs, and laughter meets truth.
🎟️ Admission: $10 donation — proceeds support local visual and performing arts at the Montreal Art Center & Museum.