Arts & Culture
Folk Festival blog entry 4: Saturday, July 10, 2010
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It begins to rain the moment I walk through the gates of my first Folk Festival, which could be taken as a bad omen except for everyone around me seems so relaxed. People of...
Folk Festival blog entry 3: Friday, July 9, 2010
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It's day three and the viscosity of the crowds are starting to increase. The sun was beaming down like a spotlight on the festival all day. Water and sunburns were certanly the order of...
Folk Festival blog entry 2: Thursday, July 8, 2010
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After a relatively quiet day at the Fest where the main stage didn't start up until 6 p.m., "Folkies" were at the musical mercy of those who had the foresight to bring their own...
Folk festival blog entry 1: Wednesday, July 7, 2010
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Oh Winnipeg, you and your weather.
Yup, the crowd got soaked as the homegrown Wailin' Jennys took the stage. But wail they did, in their ever so lovely way.
And still a heartbreaker in...
Bullet holes and noise rock
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Freud’s Bathhouse and Diner is demonstrably not a bathhouse, diner or in any way associated with anyone named Freud. Instead, it is a gallery run by Kristel Jax and Mark Wohlgemuth. To investigate the...
Summer festival, super fun!
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Around August last year, I spent a day walking about the University of Manitoba campus asking idle students which summer events or activities they attended, if they liked them and which they might recommend...
Comic review: Los luchadores mysteriosos
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When Los Luchadores Mysteriosos crossed the Arts desk, I pounced. I’m usually more of a Fables or The Walking Dead fan, but come on! Flying saucers? Vampires? Zombies? Wrestlers? Cigars? I’m in! If you...
