Arts & Culture editor

From Willa Cather to Guy Maddin, the Great Plains provides inspiration, madness and solace for artists. For decades the Manitoba Writers’ Guild has given support to them. The University of Manitoba Archives & Special Collections...

For almost 40 year now the Winnipeg Folk Festival (WFF) has provided Manitobans, as well as many other proximal neighbours, with a quality music event experience. That much certainly hasn’t changed over the years,...

It’s likely if you’re headed to the Winnipeg Fringe Theatre Festival this year you’re aware of a few things. It’s the twenty-fifth anniversary of the festival, the beer garden is always packed, and there...

The Manic Shakes are a Kijiji-founded band and proudly give themselves the label “disaster rock.” Members David Skene, David Van Den Bossche, Paul Shirtliffe and Billy Elias are attempting to bring the suspense back...

I visited Seth Woodyard the day before his opening reception at aceartinc. The gallery space was completely transformed; new walls were built, there were plastic tarps hanging from the high ceilings, a small wooden...

Séripop, the Montreal art group of Yannick Desranleau and Chloe Lum, are showing their art exhibit, Deux Temps, Trois Mouvements, and Sans Doute at the Winnipeg gallery La Maison des artistes visuels francophones from...

Pong was the first. Its ability to entertain people for hours on end with no visible narrative or plot line was the feature that distinguished it from other forms of media, namely music and movies....