Arts & Culture

Arts & Culture

Talking about tapas

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Alana Trachenko
Dinner has limitless possibilities. It might be a home-cooked meal that takes hours and is prepared while family and friends hang around drinking wine, or it may be half of a leftover Subway sandwich...
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Frost Fest in review

By
Mike Still
While it may have been chilly outside, the spirits of University of Manitoba students were kept warm on Thursday night at UMSU’s Frost Fest through the music of Vikings, Royal Canoe, and Magik Trix....
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Paint Nite:

By
Lauren Siddall
Paint Nite, created in Boston in 2012, has finally made its way to Winnipeg, thanks to Manda Brownrigg. Founded upon the principle of facilitating adults being creative and social, Paint Nite brings the atmosphere...
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Pistolwhips: guns a-blazing

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Ian T. D. Thomson
Boasting a Saskatchewan brand of indie-rock and blues music, the Pistolwhips bring an energetic live show to the Cavern on Feb. 13. The Saskatoon-based band started back in the fall of 2010 as a collaboration...
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The Lucid Dream

By
Alana Trachenko
Picture the night: it’s a frigid January evening, but as soon as you walk in the door, you leave wintery Winnipeg behind and enter a new world – one of art; music; and, thankfully,...
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Wilderness of Manitoba: Stopping in Between Colours

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Raylene Paci
After receiving rave reviews from their performances at the 2014 Folk Fest and JUNOfest, the Wilderness of Manitoba is returning to the city on Feb. 8 to perform a show at the Park Theatre...
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When I told you to shoot the sky, I had something...

By
Alana Trachenko
It’s no simple feat to take something like the mountainous horizons of Banff and make them seem untouched – yet curator Natasha Peterson has managed to do so in her exhibit When I told...

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