THE ARTS PUT ON A SHOW AT THE GARDEN, JULY 6 TO AUGUST 24 - ESPACE POUR LA VIE UNVEILS COMPLETE PROGRAM Français

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MONTREAL, June 4, 2025 /CNW/ - Espace pour la vie is delighted to announce the names of the 8 artists who will be performing in the vibrant greenery of the Jardin botanique this summer, from July 6 to August 24, as part of The Arts Put on a Show at the Garden. Come and hear local artists in a wealth of musical styles, in the heart of the Jardin botanique—a truly unique, intimate and atypical performance environment for the artists.
A feast for the senses
Nature and culture combine to gently awaken your senses. The Arts Put on a Show at the Garden is the ideal complement to the experience of visiting the Jardin botanique. The music blends with the blooms to bring multiple generations together and attract visitors eager to discover the Jardin botanique in a whole new light. The Arts Put on a Show at the Garden offers a fitting musical interlude to the eye-catching summer blossoms, thanks to Brazen Blooms —an enchanting journey into the intimate side of flowers—before or after the concerts. Keep your eyes and ears open at the Jardin this summer!
2025 PROGRAM
Sunday, 2 pm | Running time: 60 min
July 6 | Damien Robitaille
From catchy choruses to poignant ballads, Damien Robitaille whisks us off in a whirlwind of joy and good spirits—a festive atmosphere where music and a sense of camaraderie team up to create moments of pure bliss.
July 13 |Jacques Michel
Alone on stage with his guitar and harmonica, Jacques Michel gets up close and personal to deliver the great hits that have marked́ generations of fans. The voice, poetry and vibe of this stellar singer-songwriter are timeless and impervious to the whims of fashion.
July 20 | Martha Wainwright
With her guitar in hand, Martha Wainwright puts on a show that marks the 20th anniversary of her eponymous debut album. Her powerful voice and soul-stirring songwriting have made her one of the leading artists of her generation.
July 27 | Alfa Rococo
Alfa Rococo is back! Combining songs from their new album Fais-moi rêver with classic favourites from their repertoire, the duo invites us into their festive and irresistibly danceable world, while at the same time embracing the dreamlike, celestial and emotional depth of their work.
August 3| Gustafson
Drawing inspiration from the 70s and 80s, Gustafson's irresistible electro-pop style propels his contemporary lyrics, which are lucid, nostalgic, and downright romantic—like a gentle summer breeze that carries hope and a yearning to dance...
August 10 | Natasha Kanapé
Innu writer, poet and interdisciplinary artist Natasha Kanapé conjures up a sparkling future with words that are in turn tender and incisive—a tribute to the strength of her people and her territory, carried by the power of harmonic sounds.
August 17 | Maritza
Maritza takes us on a musical journey about resilience, where songs in Spanish and French meld with folk, soul, indie and Latin sounds, to create a moment out of time—at once intimate, comforting, and bursting with light.
August 24 | Safia Nolin
A singular figure on the contemporary art scene, Safia Nolin embodies a powerful political voice. Her minimalist melodies—at the crossroads of folk, grunge and stoner rock—give rise to an introspective body of work that is both melancholy and full of hope.
Télé-Québec and La Presse are partners in The Arts Put on a Show at the Garden.
Espace pour la vie
Protecting biodiversity and the environment is at the heart of the mission of Espace pour la vie, which groups the Biodôme, the Biosphère, the Insectarium, the Jardin botanique and the Planétarium. Together, these Montreal museums form the largest natural-science complex in Canada, and each year welcome more than 2.5 million people. In light of the challenges facing our planet, Espace pour la vie is working on expanding its impact by fostering dialogue with communities and by taking actions aimed at engaging the population on the path to socioecological transition.
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