Arts & Culture editor

The U of M Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) hosted a Palestinian cultural event, Night in Palestine, at the Ukrainian Labour Temple on Dec. 6. It featured Palestinian food and drinks, vendors, dancing,...

Royal Winnipeg Ballet’s (RWB) beloved production of Nutcracker was first commissioned in 1999 by then-artistic director André Lewis, who retired this spring after working with the company for 50 years. Set to Pyotr Ilyich...

Last month, Winnipeg roots music duo the Bros. Landreth released their fourth and latest album Dog Ear.  The album by the two-time JUNO award winning brothers Dave and Joey Landreth is an intimate celebration of...

When I walked into the theatre on a Tuesday afternoon to see Bugonia, I was not sure if I was going into a science fiction movie or a psychological thriller. It was both apparently,...

Fifth-year U of M music student Brandy Lafond will host this month’s jazz jam at Must Be The Place, a bar at 84 Stradbrook Ave. on Dec. 11. The idea began last year when she...

                        Over 500 years ago, Pope Alexander VI commissioned Italian artist Pinturicchio to paint frescoes in the Vatican’s Apostolic Palace, notably a fresco of the Resurrection of Jesus. However, what appeared to be just another...

Peace signs, bell-bottoms and long hair — the Swinging Sixties can be described as one of the most iconic and influential decades in recent history. With events such as the civil rights movement and...