Press Release
Wapikoni Mobile, in collaboration with Musique Nomade, TELUS Community Investment and the Society for the Celebrations of Montreal’s 375th Anniversary, is proud to announce that Vélo Paradiso will be back for a second season! Discover our mobile projections in various parks and events in Montreal showcasing amazing and upbeat Wapikoni and Musique Nomade shorts and music videos.
Our season will kick off on June 15, 2018. We invite you to follow Vélo Paradiso’s Facebook page to find out more including the full schedule of our 100 screenings..
We will also be launching our 2nd season on June 13. More info will be announced in early June..
Created for Montreal’s 375th Anniversary, Vélo Paradiso participated in various cultural events in 2017 including the Grande Tournée du 375e, CCUNESCO’s General Assembly, Falla @ la TOHU, UNDRIP’s 10th Anniversary and Musique Nomade’s concert Nikamotan.
Again this year, our projector bikes will be part of many cultural and festive events in various Montreal boroughs.
About TELUS Community Investment
There are thirteen Canadian and five international TELUS Community Boards. The TELUS Montreal Community Board supports youth programs in three main areas: health, education and the environment. It is particularly focused on programs that stand out for their social or technological innovation and offers funding to local charities. For more information, visit telus.com/community.
About the Society for the Celebration of Montréal’s 375th Anniversary
The Society for the Celebration of Montréal’s 375th Anniversary is a non-profit organization whose mission is to organize the celebrations and socioeconomic contributions that marked Montréal’s 375th anniversary in 2017. With a focus on promoting Montréal expertise, it acts as a catalyst for local forces in carrying out its mandate: to mobilize the community, implement a funding strategy, rigorously manage public funds, develop quality programming and ensure the visibility of the celebrations.
To learn more about the contribution of the Québec government to Montréal’s 375th Anniversary celebrations, click here.
ILR5