Arts & Culture

The Girth frontman, Steve Basham, likes to keep busy. Right on the heels of his own solo album, Don’t Swimmin’, and the Girth’s improvisational EP, the Girth Diaries—both of which were released on the opening...

Leah Horlick comes to Winnipeg to launch her new book Screen printing, pap smears, family vacations, and racism – just a few of the disparate topics that wordsmith/poet/writer/feminist/lesbian Leah Horlick can weave together with ease....

25 years of entertainment at the WECC The West End Cultural Centre (WECC) is celebrating its 25th year in the Winnipeg music scene with a weekend of music that you won’t want to miss. Established in...

New work by Melanie Wesley at the Tara Davis Studio Boutique Melanie Wesley has been creating for over 25 years and she doesn’t make mistakes anymore – well, kind of. Wesley is a self-identified craftswoman, a...

Review: Catharsis by Douglas Smith On Friday, Sept. 14 aceartinc. launched a powerful new exhibit, Catharsis, by Douglas Smith. Catharsis is a series of black and white panoramic drawings that explore ideas related to the...

Mental illness is a difficult topic for anyone to deal with, especially if it involves a loved one. You don’t know what to do or say - you just know something is wrong. Filmmaker and...

“To be clear, you will not see Hollywood-style dramas here,” warns Cecilia Araneda, president and co-founder of WNDX, Winnipeg’s Festival of Film and Video Art. The disclaimer is almost a given—it’s a festival of independent...